Whether you like cocktails, tequila shots or sweet rum drinks, Carnival Conquest has you covered. Henri's Nightclub (Deck 5, aft) doesn't get grooving until after midnight when DJ Commodus starts spinning hits and mixes. There's also Latin music and dancing every night in Alfred's (Deck 4, aft) and a sing-along piano jam in Blues (Deck 5, aft). Live music is available every night in several areas of the ship, but it's most prominent in the lobby (Deck 3, midship) and along the Deck 5 promenade, next to the casino. The Tahiti Casino (Deck 5, midship) is open every night (except during overnight port calls) and features a multitude of slot machines and electronic poker, along with blackjack, craps, roulette, Texas Hold'em and Let it Ride poker.

Movies change nightly and are themed around Action & Adventure, Family Movie Time, Drama Night, Blockbuster Night and Comedy Night. (The last show is at midnight.)Īnother day-to-night area is the Lido Deck, which transforms into Carnival's Seaside Theater around 7 p.m. There's typically another family-friendly show at 8 p.m., then two to three adults-only standup routines throughout the rest of the night. most nights for a family-friendly comedy routine. A video arcade (Deck 5), used mostly by kids and teenagers, is open 24 hours.Įvening fun gets started early on Carnival Conquest, with the Degas Lounge (Deck 5, aft) transforming into the Punchliner Comedy Club at 7:15 p.m. Other daily activities include cooking demonstrations, indoor golf putting contests, trivia sessions, art seminars and auctions, dance classes (mostly line dancing), bingo (for a fee) and sales/raffles in the onboard shops. Watch out for the spa seminars (lots of them), which are free but designed less around helping participants and more about making money. Those who wish to be indoors can participate in a number of activities throughout the day. Once per cruise, at the RedFrog Rum and BlueIguana Tequila bars, you can partake in the Red vs. Conquest pageant and an ice sculpting demo. It's where you'll find the line's infamous Hairy Chest contest (leave your dignity at the door, even if you're just watching), as well as the Mr. Most of the fun to be had on a Carnival cruise during the day centers on the outside Lido Deck and main swimming pool. In a life-sized version of Simon, players wearing colored cubes must rearrange themselves to match a series of colors flashed momentarily on the screen in front of them. For instance, using colored basketballs, teams play Connect 4 and try to get four in a row. ' Hasbro, the Game Show' is a family-friendly interactive experience based on the TV show 'Family Game Night.' Split into two halves (one for the younger participants and the other for their elders), volunteers are put through a series of board-games-come-to-life activities in order to vie for a chance to win a complete Hasbro board game set.

Beware if you sit in the first few rows you might need to don rain ponchos for one show or end up pulled into the aisle to dance during another show. Shows are done multiple times on different days and at different times, so all passengers get a chance to see each one without worrying too much about schedules. The dazzling background images, projected onto an enormous screen at the back of the stage, can be a bit overwhelming and sometimes take away from the actual singing and dancing. Most nights the theater is host to at least one of four Playlist Production shows, which feature song-and-dance routines bursting with elaborate costumes and digital special effects. The theater hosts a variety of evening shows, including song-and-dance revues with lots of multimedia elements, variety acts that might include magicians or hypnotists, and family-oriented 'Hasbro, the Game Show.' During the day, the theater plays host to Bingo and port shopping presentations. Inspired by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec's provocative images of Parisian theater in the late 19th century, the space is bedecked in red velvet and on the first level features small tables inset with snippets of actual Toulouse-Lautrec paintings. The three-level 1,400-seat Toulouse-Lautrec Lounge, on decks 3 to 5 forward, is the ship's main theater.

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