Carnival Mardi Gras Cabin 16237
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this is one KingSize bed it's a it's a small inside room it's an adjoining room so that door will go to another room
we've had an opportunity to live here for 14 days and we want to talk about what we discovered about the room
the serenity deck is only two levels above us and that's an easy easy walk up there to go up and you're right at the towel station
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When Carnival launched their first ship, in 1972 TSS Mardi Gras, it made cruising a lot less stuffy, and a bit less fancy, the kind of fun everybody could enjoy. Nobody expected this ship to change the cruise world. Today one of Carnival's newer ships has a familiar name. With this Mardi Gras® they aren't just paying homage to their first ship — in cruising circles this name suggests innovation, signaling the start of something big. Oh, and this Mardi Gras still shouts “fun!” at the top of its lungs. This ship introduces Zones — six themed areas packed with brand-new experiences for eating, drinking and spectacularly getting down to fun. There's BOLT®, the first-ever roller coaster at sea, Emeril's Bistro 1396™ from yes-that-Emeril, Family Feud™ Live for everybody... plus incredible new bars like The Brass Magnolia and Fortune Teller. Everybody can enjoy Mardi Gras, sailing