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Review: Carnival’s Green Eggs and Ham Breakfast

Doug Parker

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  • July 6, 2018

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I’ve been a fan of Dr. Seuss ever since I was a little kid. I remember books like Oh, The Places You’ll Go, Cat in the Hat, and The Lorax. So when I saw a Dr. Seuss Green Eggs and Ham Breakfast offered on Carnival Horizon   (like on their other ships), I made a dash for the guest relations desk to sign up. Some ships will have a sign-up table on Lido Deck during embarkation day.

The partnership with Seuss Enterprises was rolled out in 2013 with Bookville, a place for kids to read Dr. Seuss Books, The Green Eggs and Ham Breakfast, and most recently a Seuss-themed waterpark on the new  Carnival Horizon .

Signing Up For the Character Breakfast

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To sign up for the breakfast you simply make a reservation at guest relations. The cost is $5 per person and is typically held on the last sea day of every cruise. The price is a good deal when you compare it to other character breakfasts on other cruise lines that are normally $10 per person. On most sailings, the Dr. Seuss Breakfast is so popular that they have two seatings. On our Carnival Horizon sailing, we were assigned the second seating at 9:45 a.m. in the Reflection Dining Room. The breakfast day and times may vary by ship and itinerary.

Read More: 7 Reasons to Book a Character Breakfast

Insider Tip: Sign up early, possibly even on embarkation day. We got the last spots when we went to sign up on the last sea day.

Entering the Main Dining Room

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Before you enter the dining room, there’s a photo opportunity for kids to take a picture with a cutout of Thing 1 and Thing 2. And in true Suess style, the dining room was transformed to a scene out of The Cat in the Hat. There were red and blue themed tablecloths with polka dots across them, giant Cat in the Hat top hats with a cardboard cutout, and a big ice carving of the mysterious feline. The servers are also dressed with Suess flair.

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Every party is seated individually at the breakfast, usually at their own table, but there is a chance you could be seated at a big round table, too. If you want to sit with just your family, you should tell the hostess before you’re seated.

Where you’re seated doesn’t impact the character experience and photo opportunity with each character. The will rotate each side of the dining room or call each side up for photos.

Insider Tip: On your way in, make sure you pick up a free autograph book so the characters can sign it. It’s a good keepsake from the breakfast. 

Green Eggs and Ham Breakfast Choices

For drink choices, they served the basics like coffee, Moose Juice (orange), or Goose Juice  (apple). There are also bar waiters available. They started everyone out with a choice of either a strawberry or kiwi parfait before taking breakfast orders.

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Dr. Seuss’ A-B-Cereal 

  • Frosted Flakes
  • Raisin Bran
  • Corn Flakes
  • Rice Krispies
  • Froot Loops
  • Cinnamon Toast Crunch
  • Lucky Charms
  • Cream of Wheat
  • Hominy Grits

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  • The Who’s Fruit, Cottage Cheese, and Cereal Feast
  • Green Eggs and Ham
  • Eggs with two sides (Corned Beef Hash, Cheddar Grits, Hickory Smoked Sliced Bacon, Pork Link Sausage, Chicken Sausage, Sliced Ham, Grilled Tomato, Turkey Bacon, Hash Browned Potatoes)
  • Scrambled Omelet (Choose from: Plain, Tomato, Peppers, Spinach, Mushrooms, Onions, Ham, Bacon, Swiss, or Cheddar)
  • Stacked High Pancakes
  • Cereal Crusted French Toast
  • Belgian Waffles with Whipped Cream
  • Steak and Eggs

You can view the entire menu here .

Insider Tip: Don’t be shy to order more than one thing while at the breakfast. Think of it like the main dining room: if you want to throw on some extra side dishes, feel free to eat to your heart’s content. 

Dr. Seuss Breakfast Character Experience 

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During the meal, three characters (well four this time technically!) will come out parading around the dining room and then stop to take photos. Unlike other photo opportunities around the ship, you could use your own camera when taking photos at the character breakfast. The characters that came out during our voyage were Sam I Am, Thing 1 and Thing 2, and Cat in the Hat.

Thing 1 and 2 both came tableside and took a photo by your table. Cat in the Hat and Sam I am did not come tableside. They called up each side of the dining room to form a single file line to take a photo with them. I would assume because how tall the cat’s hat is and how wide Sam is, that it’s safer to take the photos at the entrance to the main dining room. Some fun things happen when the characters enter the dining room, but I won’t spoil that! You also have a chance to purchase a professional made photo by one of the ship’s photographers. They will ask you for your cabin number before they take your picture. You are not obligated to purchase it.

Insider Tip: Because the characters have so many tables to visit in a short amount of time, you should have your camera ready to take the photo when it’s your turn. 

Final Thoughts of Green Eggs and Ham Breakfast

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Overall I think the $5 per-guest charge for the Dr. Seuss Green Eggs and Ham breakfast experience is well worth it. Don’t feel like you need to have a kid with you in order to attend. There’s a great atmosphere, selection of food, and excitement when all the characters come out. Watching the expression and excitement on the kid’s faces as the characters came out was worth the price alone.

Given that they did two seatings and both were sold out is telling enough about how popular the breakfast is. Plus, it’s good to change the food up if you’ve already experienced the other breakfast venues on the ship. And who doesn’t love the Cat in the Hat and friends!

Don’t let the green eggs fool you, they taste exactly like the regular thing!

Video Tour of Green Eggs and Ham Breakfast

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From the whimsical and always wonderful world of Dr. Seuss comes Cats in Hats, Fish Red and Blue, and both kinds of Things — 1 and 2. And they’re all coming to a Carnival cruise near you as the world of Dr. Seuss leaps off the page and onto Seuss at Sea. 

Dr. Seuss’s timeless stories are the kind kids memorise, and this is the kind of cruise you’ll remember for a lifetime. The whole family will still enjoy all the classic Carnival activities, but the littlest ones, and their families, will also enjoy an all-new, extra-special experience as the fantastical world of Dr. Seuss comes to life around them. 

Enjoy a special onboard character parade, interactive story time, arts & crafts activities, character breakfast and more, featuring their favourite Dr. Seuss characters. Seuss at Sea truly brings your child’s favourite books to life.

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Carnival Cruise Line aims to keep families entertained onboard with the “Green Eggs and Ham” breakfast relaunch as part of the Seuss at Sea program available across its fleet beginning October 1, according to a press release.

The relaunch of the breakfast is one of the several experiences featured on the program, which is an exclusive partnership with Dr. Seuss Enterprises and an ode to Dr. Seuss’ books, according to Carnival Cruise Line.

The 1960s classic “Green Eggs and Ham” is brought to life across Carnival Cruise Line’s fleet, with guests encouraged to “pack their imagination and their appetites.” The breakfast includes special appearances and meet and greet photo opportunities with Dr. Seuss characters, and is open to all ages.

The breakfast features unique menu items and classic offerings, ranging from green eggs and ham to fruit, pancake stacks, french toast, “Moose Juice” and “Goose Juice,” and much more, accompanied by bright colors and decorative patterns. The “Green Eggs and Ham” breakfast is offered once per cruise.

The Seuss at Sea program, available across Carnival Cruise Line’s fleet, also includes youth, family, dining, and entertainment activities inspired by Dr. Seuss, such as the Seuss-a-Palooza Story Time, which begins on November 1, and the Dr. Seuss Bookville family reading venue, available on select ships on select ships, that includes character interactions, Dr. Seuss toys and games, and popular movies shown on board.

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Dr. Seuss Green Eggs and Ham Breakfast on Carnival Cruise

March 28, 2017 By Dwan Perrin 14 Comments

It is not surprising that I love Dr. Seuss. I have also expressed how much I adore cruise vacations. Carnival Cruise Line combines both of those for a whimsical time. The Dr. Seuss Green Eggs and Ham Breakfast is a themed event that takes place the morning of the final sea day.

Dr. Seuss Breakfast Entry

While aboard the Carnival Valor earlier this month we were given a complimentary upgrade for the Green Eggs and Ham Breakfast, however anyone can add this special event to their schedule for only an additional $5 per person.

Cat in the Hat

As soon as you arrive to the main dining room for your magical Dr. Seuss themed breakfast event, you are greeted by cardboard cutouts of your favorite characters. There are so many fun areas for photo opps.

Dr. Seuss Breakfast Menu

Even the menus resemble a Dr. Seuss book! Adorn with illustrations from some of your favorite childhood stories, the menu features all those wacky dishes that you’ve only read about.

Cat in the Hat ice sculpture

I was really amazed by this ice sculpture. I wonder if they create a whole new Cat in the Hat from ice each week or store this in the walk-in freezer to display more than once. I can only imagine how long it took to carve!

Dr. Seuss Breakfast Table

I couldn’t expect more from the room decor. The table linens and centerpiece were classic Cat in the Hat. The red, white and blue colors along with tulle poms and a mix between circle and stripe patterns was perfect.

Dr Seuss breakfast room decor

Thing 1 and Thing 2 came out to visit at the beginning of the breakfast. As guests were ordering their food, they went around and visited each table. All the kids at breakfast enjoyed having their photos with their favorite blue-haired Things.

Dwan with Thing 1 and Thing 2

As travel writers we were given a quick tour through the kitchen to see where the real magic takes place. Seeing the kitchen on a cruise ship is so much more than a regular commercial kitchen. It was quite fascinating to see how well everything was organized.

steak and eggs

Steak and eggs? Yes, please! Even if you decide to attend the Dr. Seuss Green Eggs and Ham breakfast with your kids and have no desire to order the whimsical menu items, they have full breakfast options for you. These breakfast potatoes were delicious.

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These Cat in the Hat pancakes also come in a gluten-free option!

cat in the hat pancakes

Of course, we couldn’t attend a Dr. Seuss breakfast without ordering the fun stuff!

Reading Dr. Seuss Breakfast Menu

Remember, this is a cruise so it is all you can eat, all the time. If you really have your heart set on those pancakes but just cannot pass up the green eggs and ham breakfast, go for it!

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These colorful waffles were pretty popular. They just make you happy when you look at them.

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Towards the end of the breakfast Thing 1 and Thing 2 said their goodbyes and the star of the show came out to visit. Cat in the Hat couldn’t walk around to each table because his hat was too tall. But he did pose at the staircase for photos with everyone and Carnival’s professional photographer was there to capture the moments.

Dwan with Cat in the Hat

The Dr. Seuss theme was incorporated throughout the entire morning. From the restaurant entrance, table decor, storybook characters, mini show, music, food and dessert – you will truly entire into the world of Seuss.

Meal time is never complete without a dessert.

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I could not decide between the two dessert options so I had to sneak a few bites of my husband’s. The granola fruit parfait with the chocolate swirl on top was amazing. It was a little on the sweet side but the granola helped level the playing field. The strawberry yogurt cup was really tasty. It reminded me of a mix between a sweet jelly and a creamy jello.

You can schedule your morning with Cat in the Hat when you board your cruise. The themed breakfast is usually hosted on the last day before arriving back at the home port. It is always scheduled on a sea day so you do not have to worry about missing it while on your excursions.

I know on our next Carnival Cruise we will plan to attend the Dr. Seuss Green Eggs and Ham Breakfast again. The extra cost of $5 was well worth it. Not only was the food yummy, the entire experience was unique and entertaining.

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About Dwan Perrin

Dwan Perrin { Life.Family.Joy } is a Dallas/Fort Worth area mom of 5. As an avid traveler she loves to always be on the go. From weekend road-trips to international travels, seeing the whole world is on her Life List . She loves to share snapshots of life on Instagram . You can connect with Dwan on Twitter @DwanPerrin .

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This is SO neat!! 🙂

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These are such cute ideas. Green eggs and Ham has been around our house for many years. My children loved this book and now my grandchildren are enjoying it. Sounds like a great cruise

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Wow, I want to take my kids on this!! I love all of the pretty and fun food, I am definitely a big fan of whimsical and themed food! 🙂 Thank you so much for sharing your experience!

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I like this story about the Dr. Suess Theme on Carnival Cruises . I would would eat and eat and eat!

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November 7, 2017 at 10:35 pm

Everything is so organized and planned! Even if you aren’t a fan of Dr. Seuss you could still truly have an amazing time at that breakfast, it looks so worth it!

Thank you for sharing the photos, they really make someone understand how amazing that cruise probably was!

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A Look At Carnival’s New Dr Seuss Breakfast

Back in 2013, Carnival announced a partnership with Dr Seuss Enterprises to bring the fun of the Dr Seuss universe to their ships. One of the most popular parts of this partnership was the Green Eggs and Ham character breakfast, where kids and adults could enjoy a whimsical breakfast with special food and characters. In December, Carnival announced they will replace the Green Eggs and Ham Breakfast with a new Dr. Seuss-themed event called “Thing 1 and Thing 2 Birthday Breakfast.”

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Green Eggs and Ham Breakfast becomes Thing 1 & Thing 2 Birthday Breakfast

The traditional Green Eggs and Ham Breakfast will be retired this year and replaced with a new, super-charged event. The new breakfast is a birthday party at sea, where you’ll celebrate the birthdays of Thing 1 and Thing 2. Carnival says the event will also celebrate “you,” whether your birthday is near or far. The event is filled with music, characters, and photo opportunities. 

Thing 1 & Thing 2 Birthday Breakfast Menu

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Carnival’s updated the menu for this new breakfast, bringing back many favorites and adding new dishes. You can try the new “Grinch’s Pancakes”, which are dyed green and served with a red candy heart and green whipped cream, or Who-Ville Red Velvet French Toast stuffed with strawberry jelly and peanut butter. Of course, there will be green eggs and ham, which is scrambled egg dyed green and served with ham slices on an English muffin. 

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Roll-out schedule for Thing 1 & Thing 2 Birthday Breakfast

The new breakfast event first debuted on the brand-new Carnival Jubilee when it launched. The event will roll out across the fleet over the first half of 2024, replacing the Green Eggs and Ham Breakfast. 

Here’s a schedule of the roll-out dates:

How much does the thing 1 & thing 2 birthday breakfast cost.

The breakfast costs $15 for adults and $10 for children 2-11 (children under two are complimentary). This cost is up from the $10 per adult and $8 per child they used to charge for the Green Eggs and Ham breakfast. If you a Green Eggs and Ham Breakfast and your sailing transitions to the new Thing 1 & Thing 2 Breakfast, you will not have to pay more; your reservation will be rolled over.

The cost is only for the breakfast; guests are still invited to participate in the Seuss-a-Palooza Parade, Story Time, and visit Dr Seuss Bookville at no additional cost.

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How do you book the Thing 1 & Thing 2 Birthday Breakfast?

You can book the Thing 1 & Thing 2 Birthday Breakfast in the Carnival Cruise Manager up to 48 hours before the start of your cruise (the same place you would book specialty dining and excursions). These events have limited space, so you really should book early if this event is a “must-do” for you and your family. 

The breakfast typically takes place on a sea day morning at 8:30 am and 9:30 am. You’ll be notified of your date/time when you board the ship.

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Carnival Horizon to Feature Dr. Seuss-Themed Water Park

Big news from Carnival Cruise Line today — they are expanding their Seuss at Sea programming with a new Dr. Seuss themed water park on the Carnival Horizon , setting sail in 2018. Doesn’t that sound like tons of fun?!

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A Look at the New Dr. Seuss WaterWorks

Located on Deck 12, Carnival Horizon’s Dr. Seuss WaterWorks will offer two distinctly different slides, for young and old. The Cat in the Hat slide will feature an enclosed raft slide offering more than 450 feet of heart-racing twists and turns.  The entrance resembles The Cat’s famous red and white hat with the distinctive color pattern carried throughout the slide in alternating translucent and opaque sections.

The Fun Things slide, an enclosed body slide with whimsical polka dots and special lighting effects and named after the mischievous duo Thing 1 and Thing 2 will encompass 213 feet of all-ages fun.

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The new Dr. Seuss WaterWorks will also include a 150-gallon tipping bucket patterned after The Cat’s hat, along with a splash zone for little ones and dozens of water spray toys.

Larger-than-life images of famous Dr. Seuss characters – including The Cat in the Hat holding an inner tube, The Grinch sporting a surfboard tucked under his arm, and Thing 1 and Thing 2 frolicking atop their namesake slide – will greet visitors as they enter the park, with memorable Dr. Seuss phrases displayed on clear partitions that surround the facility.

Carnival Horizon will also feature the Dr. Seuss Bookville family reading and play venue and popular Seuss at Sea activities like The Green Eggs and Ham Breakfast with The Cat in the Hat and Friends and the Seuss-a-palooza Parade and Story Time.

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Ready to Set Sail on the Carnival Horizon?

This new ship is scheduled to make its maiden voyage April 2, 2018 , with a 13-day Mediterranean voyage operating round-trip from Barcelona. From there, Carnival Horizon will make numerous voyages through Europe before a 14-day transatlantic crossing departing Barcelona May 9 and arriving in New York on May 23, 2018 .

It will sail from New York City throughout the summer before kicking off a year-round schedule of six- and eight-day Caribbean cruises from Miami beginning  Sept. 22, 2018 . Check out the full Carnival Horizon itinerary  for the full lineup of sailings.

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Carnival Cruise Line offers numerous cruise options worldwide with a fleet of 27 ships. Their cruises include all the hits: celebrity chef-driven restaurants, onboard rollercoasters, dedicated kids venues, serene spa moments, adults-exclusive pool decks, and exciting destinations. Carnival has it all — and can be relatively affordable. But which ship is right for you?

After sailing on eight Carnival cruises, including voyages on its oldest ship, Carnival Elation , and the newer Carnival Celebration, I’ve learned that sailing on newer ships is generally more expensive, and older vessels are more budget-friendly. However, I often consider more than the total cost before booking a cruise. I look at the ports of call, the space-to-guest ratio, the amenities and onboard activities, and the launch point.

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Inaugural Year: 2024

Ship Class: Venice Class

Ship Capacity: 4,126 double occupancy; 5,245 total guests

Standout Amenities: Amari bar for a peritivi and digestivi ; Serenity Adult-Only Retreat when you need time away from kids; and Pizzeria Del Capitano for hand-tossed pizza made with imported Italian ingredients  

Originally debuted in 2021 as part of the Costa Cruises fleet (an Italy-based subsidiary of Carnival), the Firenze will set sail as a Carnival ship — with an Italian twist — in Spring 2024. Across Firenze , you’ll see touches of Italy; think cute cafe set-ups that look like they were picked up from a Florence sidewalk. Terrazza staterooms access a private sun deck with whirlpools and a bar. Carnival’s fan-favorite dining options and amenities, like Guy’s Burger Joint and WaterWorks, will be on board.

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Inaugural Year: 2023

Ship Class: Excel Class

Ship Capacity: 5,374 double occupancy; 6,631 total guests

Standout Amenities: BOLT: Ultimate Sea Coaster rollercoaster; relaxing Cloud 9 Spa thermal suites with adjustable humidity and temperature; pickleball courts for challenging family and friends

Carnival Jubilee is the newest Excel-class ship in the fleet, sailing from Galveston, Texas. The massive ship offers Camp Ocean, the onboard kids club. Adults also have their own space at the Serenity Adult-Only Retreat with swaying hammocks and a bar.

Carnival Venezia

Ship Capacity: 3,934 double occupancy; 4,977 total guests

Standout Amenities: The Gondola Lounge, themed after Venice's beautiful canals; a pool area with a retractable roof

Initially built in 2019 for Costa Cruises, this ship joined the Carnival fleet in 2023. Carnival Venezia is ideal if you’re looking for a ship that celebrates one of Italy’s most iconic cities. Venice is the inspiration behind the indoor and outdoor areas, including the atrium, modeled after Piazza San Marco, and the Carnevale Lounge, inspired by Venetian masquerades. Don't miss the Venetian Toast, where the ship’s captain greets guests and crew don Venetian masks.

Carnival Celebration

Inaugural Year: 2022

Standout Amenities: Space Cruisers, a kids camp in partnership with Kennedy Space Center; The Golden Jubilee Bar for vintage cocktails; BOLT: Ultimate Sea Coaster

Carnival Celebration is all about never-ending good times. During my recent sailing, I found all the Carnival classics, like the Alchemy Bar and Guy’s Burger Joint, a thrilling ropes course, dive-in movies, and plenty of themed deck parties. If you’re looking to relax, it has that, too. Rent cabanas or lounge in the ocean-view whirlpools at Loft 19, where attentive staff take care of everything, like delivering you fruit and chilled towels. My favorite spot to hang out was the aft Patio Pool because it wasn't ever super crowded, and the view of the ocean was unmatched. 

Carnival Luminosa

Ship Class: Spirit Class

Ship Capacity: 2,260 double occupancy; 2,826 total guests 

Standout Amenities: Carnival fan-favorite Alchemy Bar; Circle “C” tween club; Cloud 9 Spa hydrotherapy pool for rejuvenating soaks

Carnival Luminosa (formerly the Costa Luminosa ) is for you if you want to sail to destinations like Alaska and Australia. It also offers occasional itineraries through scenic transpacific spots like Fiji, Tahiti, Hawaii, and Japan. The ship has all of the brand’s classic amenities, like the RedFrog Rum Bar and Punchliner Comedy Club, plus an array of dining options, including sushi, pizza, ice cream, and an over-the-top brunch.

Carnival Mardi Gras

Inaugural Year: 2021

Ship Capacity: 5,282 double occupancy; 6,456 total guests

Standout Amenities: BOLT: Ultimate Sea Coaster for adrenaline junkies; Havana Bar for Cuban drinks and live music; Guy’s Pig & Anchor Smokehouse and Brewhouse

Carnival Mardi Gras is a nod to Carnival’s first ship, also named Mardi Gras, which was launched in 1972. The vessel has six onboard zones where families can have fun together, including the Ultimate Playground, where BOLT and the SportsSquare are located. Of course, there’s no Mardi Gras without New Orleans, so the French Quarter zone is where you’ll find Big Easy-inspired amenities like an Emeril Lagasse restaurant.

Carnival Radiance

Inaugural Year: 2021 (formerly Carnival Victory , which set sail in 2000)

Ship Class: Sunshine Class

Ship Capacity: 2,984 double occupancy; 3,873 total guests 

Standout Amenities: BlueIguana Tequila Bar for great margaritas; ZSPA for teens who want a spa day; an outdoor gym on the ship's top deck

Carnival Radiance has culinary delights and family fun in spades. If you're a foodie, try Guy’s Burger Joint for loaded burgers straight from Flavortown or Shaq’s Big Chicken for the basketball star's incredible fried chicken sandwiches. Kids will love seeing The Cat in the Hat characters during activities like character parades, story time, and character breakfasts.

Carnival Panorama

Inaugural Year: 2019

Ship Class: Vista Class

Ship Capacity: 4,008 double occupancy; 5,146 total guests

Standout Amenities: Sky Zone trampoline park where families can bounce and play games; Skyride, a suspended bike on the top deck with great ship and ocean views; Guy’s Pig & Anchor Smokehouse and Brewhouse featuring Carnival Cruise Line exclusive craft beers

Carnival Panorama is smaller than today's mega-ships, but it packs a ton of fun into its 15 decks. Rooms are spacious; some come with exclusive perks like access to the Havana Pool area or unlimited use of the spa’s thermal suites. Kids will also love that there’s an onboard waterpark, kids club, and a Build-a-Bear Workshop at Sea.

Carnival Sunrise

Ship Capacity: 2,984 double occupancy; 3,973 total guests

Standout Amenities: Cloud 9 Spa cabins with access to the thermal suites; Lucky Bowl restaurant, which is only on Carnival Sunrise and only open for lunch

Carnival Sunrise  (formerly Carnival Triumph ) features an exciting splash zone for kids and a piano bar where adults can sing along to their favorite songs all night. The ship sails on two to five-night and six to nine-night cruises from Miami, Florida, to the Bahamas.

Carnival Horizon

Inaugural Year: 2018

Ship Capacity: 3,960 double occupancy; 4,977 total guests

Standout Amenities: IMAX movie theater for a family night out; Dr. Suess Bookville for family story time and character appearances; volleyball court where adults can test their skills or just hit the ball around

Carnival Horizon has all the makings of a fun family vacation. The kids clubs have dedicated counselors who ensure children are always having fun, and parents can slip away to an adults-only bar for a cocktail or the Serenity Adult-Only Retreat to catch some sun. Then, as night falls, you can come back together for a special meal in the main dining room or JiJi Asian Kitchen, which specializes in regional Asian cuisine.

Carnival Vista

Inaugural Year: 2016

Standout Amenities: The thrilling SkyRide suspended bike for great ship and sea views; Thrill Theater for a 3-D show with water, lighting, wind, and chair movement effects; RedFrog Pub & Brewery, the first brewery at sea in North America

Carnival Vista is perfect for new cruisers. Sailings range from two to nine days out of Port Canaveral, so you can get a taste of what a cruise is like without committing to a more traditional weeklong sailing. Expect an onboard brewery, incredible restaurants, and family-friendly fun.

Carnival Sunshine

Inaugural Year: 2013

Ship Capacity: 3,002 double occupancy; 3,758 total guests

Standout Amenities: Carnival WaterWorks with multiple slides and water features; BlueIguana Tequila Bar for poolside libations; an onboard steakhouse with a Wine Spectator Award of Excellence for its exceptional wine list

Carnival Sunshine (formerly Carnival Destiny ) is 10 years old and a fan favorite. The lower guest capacity, at just over 3,000 for double occupancy, means you won’t have to fight hoards of people to get to and from activities. Families who want even more cabin space should book one of the aft-view extended balcony rooms with great wake views and ample private outdoor space.

Carnival Breeze

Inaugural Year: 2012

Ship Class: Dream Class

Ship Capacity: 3,690 double occupancy; 4,724 total guests 

Standout Amenities: Cloud 9 Spa for next-level relaxation; Mongolian Wok lunch restaurant; pickleball courts to get competitive with your family; waterslides

Carnival Breeze is ideal for a short cruise out of Galveston, Texas. The ship has plenty of activities throughout the day, including bingo, trivia, and live performances in the comedy club.

Carnival Magic

Inaugural Year: 2011

Ship Capacity: 3,690 double occupancy; 4,724 total guests

Standout Amenities: Cloud 9 Spa; a thrilling ropes course; Chef’s Table dining experience

Carnival Magic sails for a week or more from Miami, Florida. The ship debuted the restaurant Cucina del Capitano, which is now onboard multiple ships in the fleet. It’s also home to the original Guy’s Pig & Anchor. I sailed the Carnival Magic years ago, but I vividly remember spending an entire day enjoying the amenities at the Cloud 9 Spa and eating at the Mongolian Wok quick-service restaurant almost every afternoon for lunch.

Carnival Dream

Inaugural Year: 2009

Ship Capacity: 3,646 double occupancy; 4,631 total guests

Standout Amenities: Ocean Plaza, a multi-use entertainment venue that’s family-friendly during the day and a nightclub after dark; Guy’s Burger Joint for standout smash burgers; Cloud 9 Spa for adults to relax

Carnival Dream is known for exciting entertainment and food and beverage offerings, including Alchemy Bar, a vintage-themed cocktail "pharmacy." The ship sails from Galveston, Texas, on six to nine-day cruises. I loved playing the onboard mini-golf course.

Carnival Splendor

Inaugural Year: 2008

Ship Class: Splendor Class

Ship Capacity: 3,012 double occupancy; 3,734 total guests

Standout Amenities: Masala Tiger Indian restaurant, which is only open for lunch and only on this ship; a mini-golf course; a pool with a retractable cover

Carnival Splendor sails the Southern Hemisphere around Asia, Australia, New Zealand, and the South Pacific on cruises that range from two to 10 days. The ship has Carnival’s only quick-service Indian restaurant and boasts a pool with a retractable roof, so you can swim without worrying about the weather.

Carnival Freedom

Inaugural Year: 2007

Ship Class: Conquest Class

Ship Capacity: 2,980 double occupancy; 3,754 total guests

Standout Amenities: Space Cruisers kids program in partnership with Kennedy Space Center; RedFrog Pub, with Key West-inspired food and drinks; Dr. Seuss Bookville, a kids library that's themed after the famous author’s characters

Carnival Freedom is ideal for first-time cruisers because of the lower guest capacity and the smaller ship size. But don’t let the numbers fool you; this ship is packed with high-energy activities for all ages; from the kid's clubs to the casino, there’s no lack of fun to be had.

Carnival Liberty

Inaugural Year: 2005

Ship Capacity: 2,974 double occupancy; 3,576 total guests

Standout Amenities: Punchliner Comedy Club for family-friendly laughs during the day and adults-only fun at night; SkyBox Sports Bar to keep up with the big games back home; Mongolian Wok, a prime lunch spot with custom bowls

Looking to relax? Prefer a high-energy vacation? Carnival Liberty can do it all. Head to the main theater for enchanting live performances and shows every night, enjoy tacos and burgers on the pool decks, or find a lounge chair around the pool and soak up the sun.

Carnival Valor

Inaugural Year: 2004

Ship Capacity: 2,980 double occupancy; 3,756 total guests

Standout Amenities: Dive-in movies where you can catch a family-friendly flick under the stars; BlueIguana Tequila Bar for tequila and Mexican beer-based cocktails; Scarlett’s Steakhouse, where perfect steaks and impeccable sides await

Carnival Valor is almost 20 years old and still showing cruisers a good time. The ship's home ports are New Orleans, Louisiana, and Barcelona, Spain, and it offers two to over 10-night sailings. Don’t miss the epic Seaday Brunch, where you'll find all kinds of treats like huevos rancheros, french toast, loaded burgers, and chicken and waffles.

Carnival Miracle

Ship Capacity: 2,124 double occupancy; 2,680 total guests

Standout Amenities: Serenity Adult-Only Retreat where the 21-plus crowd can enjoy a kid-free space; pickleball courts that have great views of the ocean and ports of call

Fantasy worlds and elements inspired Carnival Miracle . Around the ship, you’ll find spaces like Phantom Lounge and Dr. Frankenstein’s Lab, where you can see shows or dance the night away. When you’re ready to soak up the sun, find a lounge chair at the adults-only pool deck or splash down on one of the slides at WaterWorks.

Carnival Glory

Inaugural Year: 2003

Standout Amenities: Camp Ocean kids club for children ages two to 11; AquaTunnel waterslide; 24-hour pizza delivery to anywhere on the ship

Carnival Glory is a vibrant ship inside and out. Think nightly dance parties in White Heat Dance Club, movies under the stars on the pool deck, and tacos from BlueIguana Cantina. The ship sails around the Bahamas, Caribbean, and more on two to 10-day itineraries.

Carnival Legend

Inaugural Year: 2002

Ship Capacity: 2,124 double occupancy; 2,610 total guests 

Standout Amenities: White Hot Night Party; jogging track with panoramic ocean views; Build-A-Bear Workshop at Sea where kids can make a new friend to bring home

Carnival Legend, themed around legends and lore around the world, has two pools and plenty of places to grab a bite, including the Golden Fleece Steakhouse for a stunning multi-course dinner. You're sure to return home with tales.

Carnival Conquest

Standout Amenities: Pickleball courts so you can keep up with weekly family matches; '80s Rock-In-Glow Party for an evening of throwback fun; Guy’s Burger Joint for tasty and quick meals between activities

Carnival Conquest takes cruisers to the Bahamas and the Caribbean on two to 10-day sailings. Special programs allow kids to see their favorite Dr. Seuss characters at sea, and adults can enjoy the enticing Alchemy Bar for one-of-a-kind cocktails.

Carnival Pride

Inaugural Year: 2002 

Standout Amenities: Mid-ship pool with a retractable roof; Heroes Tribute Bar, which recognizes each branch of the American military

For an extended cruise from Tampa, Florida, or Baltimore, Maryland, look to Carnival Pride . The ship has something for every type of traveler, including three kids clubs, adult-only spaces, and over a dozen different dining options.

Carnival Spirit

Inaugural Year: 2001

Ship Capacity: 2,124 double occupancy; 2,610 total guests

Standout Amenities: Domed swimming pool; two-deck fitness center; a pizza window open until 4 a.m.

Carnival Spirit sets sail from home ports around the United States to Alaska, Hawaii, the Caribbean, and the Panama Canal. The ship offers a wide range of entertainment options, including mini-golf, a jogging track, kids clubs, and adult-centric entertainment.

Carnival Paradise

Inaugural Year: 1998

Ship Class: Fantasy Class

Ship Capacity: 2,052 double occupancy; 2,606 total guests

Standout Amenities: Serenity Adult-Only Retreat when you need a place without kids; twin racing waterslides for all ages

With two to nine-day cruises from Tampa to the Caribbean and the Bahamas, Carnival Paradise literally takes cruisers to paradise islands. The ship brims with fun amenities like the WaterWorks splash zone and the relaxing Cloud 9 Spa.

Carnival Elation

Ship Capacity: 2,052 double occupancy; 2,606 total guests 

Standout Amenities: Duke’s Piano Bar for nightly sing-a-longs; Alchemy Bar for custom cocktails; BlueIguana Cantina for breakfast and lunch options with a Mexican twist

Carnival Elation is currently the fleet's oldest ship, debuting in March 1998, and the only cruise ship from any cruise line that sails from Jacksonville, Florida. Even though the ship is small, with a total guest capacity of 2,606, it’s ideal for a quick weekend away if you want a mix of relaxation and high-energy activities. I've sailed the most on Carnival Elation since the ship sails from my hometown of Jacksonville. Even though it's the oldest in the fleet, I love that the sailings are short weekend trips where I can sit outside in the sun enjoying a Guy's Burger Joint smash burger before heading inside to see a show or play bingo. And because the ship is so small, it's easy to navigate, and I always end up making friends with the delightful crew onboard.

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Carnival Cruise Line Making Changes to Dr. Seuss Breakfast

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Carnival Cruise Line has announced changes to their Dr. Seuss Breakfast starting in early 2024 and then rolling the changes out across their fleet.

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Currently, Carnival Cruise Line offers a Green Eggs and Ham Breakfast in the main dining room on their cruises. This breakfast offers cruisers a meet and greet with the characters of Dr. Seuss, along with unique breakfast items such as Green Eggs and Ham, gravity-defying pancake stacks, and “Moose Juice” ‘n’ “Goose Juice”.

In a little over two weeks on Carnival’s newest cruise ship, Carnival Jubilee, the cruise line will make some changes and turn the breakfast into a birthday party led by Thing 1 and Thing 2. This will go into effect on January 6, 2024.

Carnival said that this new take on the breakfast will celebrate individuality and uniqueness in true Seussian style. It will have brand new menu items, activities, music, and more.

After the changes launch on Carnival Jubilee, they will roll out to the rest of the fleet.

The cost for Carnival’s Dr. Seuss Breakfast is $10 for adults and $8 for kids.

In addition to the change in breakfast, the Seuss-a-palooza Parade will be welcoming a new character ‘Fox in Socks’ to join in the fun starting on February 17, 2024.

Also, Seuss-a-palooza Story Time will now feature the iconic Dr. Seuss book Green Eggs & Ham. This story time will be hosted by the cruise ship’s cruise director.

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A roller coaster in the ocean: What Carnival Cruise Line's BOLT ride is like

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As I hurtled toward the Caribbean Sea , I felt a pang of regret: maybe riding a roller coaster on a cruise ship wasn’t the best idea for someone with a fear of heights.

I clutched the handles on my motorcycle-like car tight, questioning why I had committed to not just one but two laps around the course on Carnival Cruise Line’s BOLT: Ultimate Sea Coaster. But a few seconds in, something changed.

Surrounded by open blue water at the top of the line’s newest ship, Carnival Jubilee , I was taken with the view – so much so that the knot in my stomach I developed while waiting in line all but dissolved. The ride was fast but mostly smooth (though on one uphill section of the track, I felt myself lift off the seat a bit, but my seat belt did its job). BOLT reaches up to 40 mph, but guests can control their speed.

Zipping around the ship’s funnel, I forced myself to keep my eyes open the whole time (the opposite of my usual roller coaster coping strategy). Even the best theme parks I’ve visited haven’t had settings quite like that, and I didn’t want to miss it.

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Who can ride BOLT?

Passengers must meet height and weight requirements (they have to be between 4 feet 4 inches and 6 feet 5 inches tall, for instance). Children under 12 have to ride with someone 15 or older. Cars can accommodate two riders.

Guests with “structural body damage” cannot ride, according to a sign posted at BOLT’s entrance. "The sign pertains to physical impairments impeding guests' safety," a Carnival spokesperson said in an email. "For instance, a guest who cannot hold on to the handlebars would not be able to ride BOLT."

The roller coaster is also not recommended for guests with other medical conditions or limitations, including high blood pressure; neck, back, or joint problems; or those who are pregnant.

How much does BOLT cost?

The roller coaster costs $15 per person. Carnival also offers a family pack, offering three rides for the price of two. Each ride includes two laps around the track.

What other activities does Carnival Jubilee have?

BOLT debuted Carnival’s Mardi Gras ship, in 2021 and was billed as the first roller coaster at sea, but the ride is only one of many activities onboard Jubilee:

◾ Lone Star Tailgate: Jubilee, which sails out of Galveston, leans into its Texas roots (there’s even a Texas star on its bow). So, it’s only fitting that the ship hosts a Lone Star Tailgate on every voyage.The deck party is divided into four quarters (a la football), with a cattle roping competition – using steer horns attached to hay bales – a race on stick horses, live music highlighting Texas artists and more.

◾ Carnival Kitchen: Food is a major draw for many cruise passengers, and Carnival Kitchen allows them to try on a chef’s apron – literally.The venue features a range of culinary arts classes taught by the line’s staff, from pasta making to sushi 101. While the classes are available on other ships, the line debuted a new option featuring recipes from the line’s Chief Culinary Officer, Emeril Lagasse, on Jubilee.During my sailing, we made dishes like Shrimp and Okra Gumbo with Filé and New Orleans Pasta. Even for me, whose greatest culinary achievement is making scrambled eggs for breakfast, the steps were easy to follow. Plus, we got to enjoy the fruits of our labor at the end.Prices range from $45-$65 per person, depending on the class.

◾ Kids programming: Jubilee, like many other Carnival ships, also has plenty of kid-centric programming and amenities, from the Dr. Seuss-themed library, Dr. Seuss Bookville to Build-A-Bear Workshop at Sea and The Ultimate Playground where BOLT is located (think mini-golf, a ropes course and more).Jubilee’s new Currents zone features Seaquest: A Fun Sub Adventure. The video display utilizes the space’s wave-like LED ceiling and LED portals to show viewers to places like the underwater Carnival Seacation resort and the kingdom of The Golden Mermaid (also the name of a new lounge on board). At other times, passengers can change the scenes displayed via a touch screen – such as arctic waters with orcas and penguins and a shark cave – and create their own fish, which will swim into view on the portals.

Nathan Diller is a consumer travel reporter for USA TODAY based in Nashville. You can reach him at [email protected] .

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The 5 best cruise lines for families

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The best cruise lines for families allow parents and kids to have fun together and apart while taking the stress out of group travel.

Our favorite family ships mix wow-factor activities with attractive kids clubs, plentiful and convenient dining and thoughtful touches like bathtubs and babysitting.

Your family might be happy anywhere there’s a beach or pool, but if you want an at-sea family vacation you’ll always remember, book a sailing on one of our top five cruise lines for families.

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Disney Cruise Line

No one will be surprised that entertainment juggernaut Disney offers an amazing family cruise experience.

Disney Cruise Line ships are known for meet-and-greets with Mickey Mouse and Disney princesses, interactive movie-themed dining experiences and enormous kids clubs and play areas.

What might surprise the uninitiated is how good the line is at taking care of the whole family, not just the Mouse-obsessed little ones.

Disney thinks of all the little things that can help parents have a stress-free trip with kids in tow. From split bathrooms (allowing one family member to take a bath while another uses the toilet) to waiters who will cut up your child’s food, Disney Cruise Line takes the pressure off parents.

While other cruise lines limit water play to kids who are toilet trained and drop-off child care to ages 3 and up, Disney caters to all kids with onboard splash areas and nurseries.

It also offers adults-only pool decks and restaurants, a nightlife scene and couples spa treatments to revive exhausted parents who haven’t had a date in months.

Teens might roll their eyes at the ever-present Mickeys, but Disney Cruise Line does not ignore its older kid guests. Tweens and teens get their own cool hangouts, Edge and Vibe, with video games, foosball and hip seating areas.

Additionally, first-run movies and Broadway-caliber musicals, waterslides, teen spa treatments and grab-and-go food options (and free room service) keep older kids busy and happy.

The new Disney Wish features a sports area for free play and competitions attractive to this age group.

Royal Caribbean

With some of the biggest ships at sea and an amusement park-like private island in the Bahamas, Royal Caribbean is one of the best cruise lines for active families.

Want to try surfing, sky diving, rock climbing, laser tag, go-karts or zip lining? Families don’t have to leave the ship to get their adrenaline highs.

Even the sedentary pursuits are high-octane on Royal Caribbean. Broadway musicals, festive parades, water acrobatic performances and ice skating shows wow the crowds on sea days.

Expansive play spaces for kids include separate clubs for teens and tweens, plus drop-off nurseries for babies.

Parents can sneak off to the adults-only solarium or thermal suite while the kids live it up at cruise camp.

After a hard day of play, worn-out families can refuel at a variety of restaurants, including burger and milkshake mecca Johnny Rockets, Italian and Mexican eateries and an all-day buffet.

Family cabins and connecting staterooms give larger families their needed space. The Ultimate Family Suite on Royal Caribbean’s Symphony of the Seas, Spectrum of the Seas and Wonder of the Seas can sleep eight, but parents and kids alike might be tempted to stay up late playing air hockey, scrambling up the climbing wall, soaking in the private outdoor hot tub or watching the giant TV.

When Icon of the Seas debuts in 2024, the new megaship will offer an entire section of the ship devoted to family-friendly accommodations and an outdoor dining-and-play space targeted at parents with young children.

Carnival Cruise Line

Practicalities first: Carnival Cruise Line is an affordable and convenient cruise line for families who don’t live the jet-set lifestyle. With home ports all around the U.S., Carnival puts its ships within driving distance of many Americans.

A variety of short-cruise destinations, affordable-yet-spacious inside cabins (they can sleep four) and lots of onboard attractions and restaurants included in the fares combine to make it one of the best-value cruise lines afloat.

Carnival doesn’t dub its fleet the Fun Ships for nothing. The whole family will have a blast on board, whether you like getting down to live music, busting a gut at family-friendly comedy shows, getting soaked at an onboard water park or eating green eggs and ham with Dr. Seuss characters.

The cruise line also embraces simple pleasures like free-flowing soft-serve ice cream and pizza and a day spent lounging by the pool.

Families don’t need to pull out their wallets to feed ravenous teens or sugar-fueled children. Guy Fieri burgers and barbecue, burritos for breakfast and lunch and Shaquille O’Neal’s fried chicken are all included in your cruise fares. No one’s going to make you dress up for dinner, either.

Carnival ships have plenty of cabins that can sleep four or five passengers, but its newest ships truly treat families right. Book a Family Harbor suite or stateroom and get access to a family lounge stocked with all the essentials — snacks and coffee, games, Wi-Fi, movies and a concierge to make bookings so mom and dad can spend more time playing with the kids.

MSC Cruises

The underdog on our list, MSC Cruises might not be a household name yet, but any cruise line that has a partnership with Lego should be on every family’s radar.

As the Mediterranean line grows its U.S.-based fleet, it is staying attuned to the needs of traveling families.

Case in point: Larger family groups don’t have to cram into one cabin or be scattered across the ship. Instead, they can select from a variety of connecting cabins that can accommodate up to 10 people.

Families keen on rooming together can take advantage of frequent “kids sail free” fares and pay only the taxes and fees for children under 18 who are the third and fourth passengers in a cabin.

Speaking of kids clubs, MSC’s ships offer play spaces for babies, kids, tweens and teens. Its ships not only offer a drop-off Baby Club with educational toys by Chicco but also a special baby laundry service to take care of that pile of dirty onesies.

Kids club activities go beyond arts and crafts and video games to include cooking events, sports competitions and hi-tech interactive games. Teens can sing karaoke, dance at the onboard disco and attend themed parties with their new friends.

Outside of the kids club, families can race in a Formula One simulator, experience virtual reality, get soaked in a water park or brave their fear of heights on a suspension bridge.

One of the line’s newest ships, MSC Seascape, features Robotron, a three-seat robotic amusement ride that’s a hit with thrill-seeking families.

Norwegian Cruise Line

Norwegian Cruise Line is all about giving cruisers options to create different versions of the perfect cruise vacation, all within the same ship.

The flexibility and choice make it one of the best cruise lines for families, especially those who need to satisfy diverse interests or get bored with the same activities day after day.

Kids clubs and adults-only sun decks allow for age-appropriate fun time apart, but Norwegian wants families to have fun together. Teaming up for laser tag, mastering a ropes course, singing along to a Broadway musical or live concert or screaming down a waterslide are guaranteed to create those unbreakable family bonds.

Norwegian’s flexible dining system and a plethora of onboard eateries let families plan meals to suit their schedules and tastes.

Also, free kids meals at extra-charge restaurants mean parents can sample Brazilian, Japanese, French or seafood dishes while the littles gobble up pasta and chicken fingers. Casual all-day options suit fussy eaters who need unfussy dining areas.

The cruise line also gets a shoutout for its family-friendly Hawaii itineraries. The only big-ship cruise line that sails weeklong itineraries round trip from Honolulu, Norwegian provides an easy way for families to visit multiple islands.

Beach time, boat rides, water sports, luaus and volcano tours combine for an epic family trip, with the ship taking the stress out of meals and transportation.

Bottom line

Families can have a great time on any cruise line, hanging out by the pool, visiting exciting new destinations and simply spending time together. But if you’re looking for a ship that really caters to kids and their adult companions, you’ll want to book a vacation on one of these five best cruise lines for families.

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Please note : The activities below are from the 2023 Holiday Season; activities for the 2024 Holiday Seaoson will be announced in November 2024.

With a festive on-board atmosphere, elaborate decorations and an array of traditional cuisine, entertainment and activities, Carnival’s ‘Fun Ship’ holiday cruises are the ideal option for reconnecting with friends, families and loved ones.

A festive mood is created as soon as you arrive on board - public areas throughout our fleet are adorned with oversized Christmas trees, wreaths, lights, mistletoe and other traditional touches - our decoration schedule can be found here !

Naughty? Nice? Only Santa knows! Write out your holiday wishes and drop them in the North Pole mailbox located in the atrium lobby .. and some letters will be read on our live Morning Show.

For the holiday season, our Spirit of the Season Moment s and  Holiday Show  will be featured on several sail dates prior to Christmas. 

'Tis the Season On the Carnival Celebration , Carnival Jubilee and Mardi Gras , there will be one show combining the events from the Spirit of the Season Moments and the Holiday Show all into one evening.  Spirit of the Season Moments 'Tis the season for traditions, loved ones and fun-filled celebrations. The Spirit of the Season Moments is made up of magical celebrations filled with holiday fun:  

  • Gather your friends and family for our traditional holiday kick off, the lighting of the Christmas tree in the atrium lobby. This event takes place on the first evening of the cruise. Hosted by the Cruise Director, a magical moment where the grand Christmas tree will be lit with spectacular lights and synchronized with wonderful, heartwarming holiday music.
  • Celebrate the magic of the season with our very own Caroling event - sing-a-long to holiday classics! And a surprise visit from Santa!
  • Put on your most festive ugly sweater and get ready to compete for a prize!  Hosted by the Cruise Director, we celebrate the spirit of the holiday season as we combine holiday magic with a little Carnival fun! Guests of all ages are encouraged to bring their ugliest Christmas sweater for this fun competition. 

Holiday Show A magical show that’s sure to make your heart grow three sizes, with singers, dancers and a surprise guest flown in from the North Pole!  A highlight of the cruise, this wonderful spectacular show in the main show lounge evokes a ‘home away from home’ atmosphere with its cozy set featuring a Christmas tree with decorations created by the children from Camp Ocean, and of course, a visit from Santa. And be on the look-out for the iconic and beloved Dr. Seuss character, The Grinch!

Holiday Arts and Crafts Our Arts and Crafts class will feature a paper snow globe craft kit and a menorah diamond art kit.

Youth Programs There will be a variety of activities throughout the month including decorating their space in Camp Ocean, games and Arts and Crafts, The Playlist cast will be visiting various age groups to teach dance classes and songs for an appearance in the Holiday Show.

  • Appetizers: Baked Brie, Deviled Eggs, Crab Salad and Beef Tartare, Short Rib, Lobster and Crab Soup, Roasted Pumpkin Soup, BLT Wedge Salad and Ceasar Salad
  • Entrees: Roasted Tom Turkey, Honey Glazed Ham, Cauliflower and Cheese Pie, Grilled Black Tiger Jumbo Shrimp, Oven-Baked Salmon, Pappardelle Pasta, Flame-Grilled Striploin Steak, Ahi Tuna Salad and Featured Indian Vegetarian dish 
  • Dessert: Eggnog Cheesecake, Classic Bourbon Pecan Pie, Buche de Noel (chocolate log), Fresh Tropical Fruit, Ice Creams and Sorbet and Cheese Plate
  • Ships and sail dates: to be announced in November 2024

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Overall Princess cruises is good, however their customer service and reduced services that are part of the basic (expensive) fare is disappointing. They will frequently nickel and dime you for things that were previously included in the base fare. Also frustrated that the centrally located casino is totally smoking. Would be nice if there were designated closed areas with casino games for smokers, as it causes problems for people with respiratory problems.

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I wrote a review from my experience and it must have been removed. Basically, I bought a trip and they canceled it a week later. Their system had a system failure. They say they restored the reservation and the air tickets. They didn't restore the air tickets. We are at the airport and we are told Princess canceled your air. They offered to fly us to Juneau to where the ship was going to dock, the problem was due to bad weather, it did not dock in Juneau. If it hadn't been for our shipmate friends telling us that the ship was bypassing Juneau, we would have gone there. It took 5 hours of waiting for Princess Cruises to know that important fact. Oh they offered to fly us to the final port so we could enjoy a two day trip. They make it sound like it's your choice not to sail. No one cares. Managers, sales people, even customer relations people don't care. Do not use this company!

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Just finished a 7day Caribbean cruise on the Sky princess out of Fort Lauderdale this morning. I'm so disappointed that I wasted 7days in the Caribbean on a Floating Mobile home / Nursing home. I would have never thought it was like that. Buffets and cafeteria dining rooms. I was in shock. If I had that moment to re do i would have not stayed. It was horrible. I can't even begin to tell you about the horrible service, food etc. I'm telling you GOLDEN CORRAL GRADE FOOD. HORRIBLE . 20 min or more to get drinks The lines at all bars had max 3 bartenders. 5,000 ppl to serve. Unbelievable. Do yourself a favor and go directly into the resorts of the Island of choice. Never again

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Do not get married or bring a group of friends on this cruise, it is a nightmare! -They have NO ONE reliable to set you up on any type of wedding package that doesn't "Jump Ship" and completely ghost you after supposedly setting up a wedding event. -They have no respect to Dinner reservations you set up months in advance for you and your group to eat together. If you set up a specific time reservation, they will change it on you without notifying you. -They say you get credit for bringing friends/family with you, but that is a lie. We still haven't gotten our credit for the 25 people we are bringing. Getting a hold of a human being who works for Princess to deal with all the problems they cause is impossible!

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While on Enchanted Princess cruises to the Mediterranean in May 2023, I booked a cruise to the Panama Canal for May 9th 2024. Booking number 5WGL5T. When I made the booking on May 5th 2023, I paid $200 dollars deposit and was never explained, that they require the Yellow Fever vaccine, which we can't have because we are over 60 and the side effects can be fatal.When I found out about the vaccine, I called Princess Customer service and canceled the cruise and requested a refund. I was told by a service rep in the Philippines I should receive the $200 deposit within 15 business days( that was on June 27th 2023). I called them again on July 26th 2023 because I haven't received my deposit and was told by someone on the Philippines im not entitled to a refund because that deposit is for a future cruise, but they didn't wait for the future cruise to take the $200 out of my account, it was taken by princess cruises right away. I don't recommend Princess cruises and their future cruise dept.

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All our Princess cruises from Vancouver have been wonderful. Had one bad experience which had to deal with embarkation. That was more the fault of the Port of Vancouver, though, because there were not enough Customs agents to assist the 3 ships full of passengers that day. Princess Cruises really provides a nice experience. I would consider it a mid level cruise line. Meaning it is not an expensive luxury cruise line, but it is not a cheap cruise line either. The clientele tends to be older, but that does not bother my wife and I. Princess provides us what we need which is a complete escape from our normal life. After the cruise, we return to our regular life recharged and new.

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This was my second cruise with Princess and while I've departed in the Port of Angeles previously, this was my first time doing so in the city of Vancouver. The line was pretty hectic. There were lengthy wait times just to get through Customs. I have Global Entry but my friend did not and she unfortunately could not go with me so I stayed with her. Once we got to the Customs kiosk, everything was smooth. We had our carry-on items with us as we checked our other luggage but we were able to board without issue. Once we got to our room, it was a matter of making sure our medallions worked. The medallions are a new thing and pretty cool since all transactions are done through the medallions and charged to your personal account. If you utilized the apps on board, you get a free cocktail of your choice! That was pretty nice. We didn't do the unlimited drink option because it was a rip-off. Who's going to drink that much on a cruise? My liver would not survive. We ended up with a few drinks per day and brought two bottles of wine which were served to us in the dining rooms. This was the best option for us since it was cost effective and healthier. The food was fine. I didn't have any issues but it wasn't what I'd say super fine dining. It was nice though. We opted for the buffet a few times and decided the anytime dining rooms were a better bet. Despite the set menus, you could order multiple entrees if you wanted. We did utilize the coffee package because espresso is life! Our Alaskan cruise was definitely memorable. We hit 2 of the 3 ports. We were turned away from Juneau due to high winds. Our excursions for that city had to be canceled but we were able to rebook for the next port. It was a hectic day at sea but it was exciting to say the least. I celebrated a milestone birthday in Alaska so I can't really complain. While I've only cruised with Princess, I feel like they have the best bang for your buck if you're looking for consistency. I may have to try a different cruise line in the future but at least this trip was special.

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If you plan a trip to Vancouver be prepared to wait over an hour for a taxi. The system is horrible and i won't return to Vancouver again.

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I am a Platinum member with Princess Cruises, meaning I've sailed with them over 10 times and these past four months have been the absolute worst for their customer service. We cruise at least annually and I wrote and e-mailed them a letter regarding a recent cruise my husband and I took and had no response, other than an automated response stating they would get back to me within a month, which never happened. Recently, I received an e-mail from an employee at Princess stating he was my new vacation planner, so I called him to complain about Princess customer service and he had his supervisor contact me. I sent the letter to the supervisor, who forwarded it to their customer relations dept twice and still no response. It is evident that Princess Cruises doesn't care about retaining their loyal customers and I am extremely disappointed with their cruise line since the pandemic.

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I am very disappointed in my cruise with princess cruises I was transported to emerald princess dock. when I got off the bus and walked to where other passengers were I was told by them that one of the dock porters took my luggage and through them on racks. I asked the porters to help but they refused. I found a check in person and told them the problem. was told my luggage would probably get to my room. guest what.... we set sail and no luggage. sooo I was without clothes, medicine and other essentials for 15 days. I was not able to enjoy the cruise. credit given for essentials was not enough. I feel princess owes me. I am looking into legal action. if you want to travel princess, I suggest you don't let your luggage out of your site. ir do as I plan that is never use princess again

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Crime and public safety | rare dr. seuss prints stolen from california children’s dentistry.

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Redlands police are hoping for the public’s help in identifying a burglar who stole two valuable, limited-edition Dr. Seuss prints from a children’s dentistry, a theft that left detectives with few clues.

Someone smashed a glass front door on the morning of Jan. 7 at Pediatric Dentistry of Redlands on Ford Street and took the prints that were displayed in a hallway and a back office, city spokesman Carl Baker said Tuesday, Jan. 16.

The prints were Green Eggs and Ham, valued at $15,000, and Stars Upon Thars, worth $3,000, Baker said.

“There is surveillance (video) that was reviewed by the officer showing a hooded and unidentifiable male committing the crime. Leads are limited currently and we, of course, encourage anyone with information to contact Redlands police,” Baker said.

The burglary victim, dentist Cameron E. Fuller, declined to discuss the crime, an employee said.

The prints are not unique. They are sold through galleries with varying levels of scarcity, according to the website The Art of Dr. Seuss.

“Over its 20-year history, many of the works from The Art of Dr. Seuss Collection have become extremely rare or have sold out entirely,” the website says.

Theodor Seuss Geisel wrote and illustrated more than 60 children’s books. He died in 1991 at age 87.

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