CARNIVAL MARDI GRAS | WHAT CAN KIDS DO ON THE SHIP?
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Sharon from Sharon at Sea Travel provides a detailed tour of the youth and family amenities available on the Carnival Mardi Gras. The video begins with an exploration of Camp Ocean on deck 4, which serves three distinct age groups: the Penguins for toddlers, the Stingrays, and the Sharks. The creator highlights the inclusion of Dr. Seuss Bookville near the entrance for family reading. The tour then moves to deck 17 to showcase teen spaces, including Circle C for ages 12 to 14 and Club O2 for ages 15 to 17, which features an outdoor area and a jukebox. For gaming enthusiasts, the creator visits the Warehouse Arcade and notes that guests must use Sail and Sign cards rather than cash. The final portion of the video focuses on outdoor activities on decks 18 and 19. These include mini golf, a ropes course with a zipline, and the Bolt roller coaster, which is noted as the first of its kind at sea. The video concludes with a mention of the Water Works water park and slides for cooling off.
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i was lucky enough to recently spend the day on carnival's newest ship the mardi gras
this is the nicest and largest circle sea in the entire carnival fleet
i thought this was a pretty cool feature as well as you walk through the doors
hope you and your family have a chance to enjoy this awesome new ship very soon
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