Carnival Conquest
“Miami's short-cruise workhorse — fresh off a February 2026 dry dock with a new Heroes Tribute Bar and expanded casino.”
Carnival Conquest debuted in 2002 as the first ship in Carnival's five-strong Conquest class, her interiors styled around French Impressionist art as a nod to New Orleans, her original homeport. She completed a 12-day dry dock at Grand Bahama Shipyard in February 2026, returning to Miami with a new Heroes Tribute Bar & Lounge honoring military veterans and active-duty service members, a reimagined Club O2 for teens, a renovated WAREHOUSE video arcade, an expanded non-smoking casino, and refreshed retail. She now sails year-round from PortMiami on 3- and 4-night Bahamas and Caribbean itineraries, including calls at Carnival's private destination Celebration Key on Grand Bahama, plus Nassau, Princess Cays, or Half Moon Cay depending on the sailing.
The Point Steakhouse, one of the fleet's most acclaimed specialty restaurants, paired with the new Heroes Tribute Bar & Lounge added during her February 2026 dry dock — a dedicated space honoring military service members and their families.
What’s Onboard
Dining
- ✓Main dining rooms with French Impressionist-inspired decor
- ✓The Point Steakhouse (reservation-only, Deck 10)
- ✓Bonsai Sushi Express for made-to-order sushi and rolls
- ✓Complimentary Sushi Japonaise (evenings)
- ✓Guy's Burger Joint and BlueIguana Cantina
- ✓Seafood Shack and 24-hour pizzeria
Pools & Recreation
- ✓Carnival WaterWorks aquapark
- ✓Two main pools with poolside movie screen
- ✓Cloud 9 Spa and fitness centre
- ✓Jogging track and sports court
- ✓Whirlpools throughout the Lido deck
- ✓Serenity adults-only retreat
Entertainment
- ✓Heroes Tribute Bar & Lounge (new, 2026)
- ✓Expanded non-smoking casino (new, 2026)
- ✓Punchliner Comedy Club
- ✓Alchemy Bar for handcrafted cocktails
- ✓Seaside Theatre outdoor screen
- ✓Piano bar and live music venues
Cabins
- ✓Interior, Oceanview, Balcony, and Suite categories
- ✓60% of staterooms feature ocean views
- ✓37% of cabins include private balconies
- ✓Family-friendly connecting cabins
- ✓Ocean Suites with private balconies
- ✓Refreshed decor from the 2026 dry dock
Family & Kids
- ✓Camp Ocean kids' club
- ✓Reimagined Club O2 for teens (new, 2026)
- ✓Renovated WAREHOUSE video arcade (new, 2026)
- ✓Carnival WaterWorks family splash zone
- ✓Dive-In Movies poolside
- ✓Family-friendly Bahamas and Caribbean itineraries
Video Tour
Carnival Conquest Walkthrough & Full Ship Tour 2026
- ✦Miami cruisers wanting a quick 3- or 4-night Bahamas run
- ✦First-timers who want the classic big-ship Carnival experience
- ✦Military families and veterans (Heroes Tribute Bar & Lounge)
- ✦Steakhouse fans — The Point is a fleet favorite
Cruisers wanting the newest mega-ship technology or waterpark-scale attractions — Conquest is a 2002-built classic, refreshed but not reinvented.
3-night Bahamas from ~$350/pp (inside) to $1,000+/pp (suite); 4-night Caribbean from ~$450/pp (inside)