Looking for Carnival Conquest planning info? This page covers deck plans, live ship tracking, dining venues, and video tours to help you plan your Carnival cruise aboard Carnival Conquest from Miami.
Carnival Conquest is a Conquest Class vessel featuring classic Conquest-class entertainment. Whether you're planning your first cruise or are a seasoned traveler, this guide helps you discover what makes this ship special.
First Look: Carnival Conquest
Carnival Conquest — Photo: Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
Ship Overview
Carnival Conquest is the pioneering lead ship of the Conquest Class that established Carnival's 110,000 GT mega-ship era in 2002. Built by Fincantieri at Monfalcone, Italy, she was the largest cruise ship Carnival had ever built at the time.
Sailing from New Orleans, Louisiana, she features French Impressionist décor honoring the city's artistic heritage, with the Renoir and Monet main dining rooms showcasing reproductions of the masters' works throughout.
Her Western Caribbean itineraries include Cozumel, Costa Maya, Mahogany Bay, and Belize — classic and popular Caribbean destinations easily accessible from the Gulf Coast.
Ship Statistics
IMO: 9195200 · Builder: Fincantieri, Monfalcone · Maiden: December 3, 2002
Conquest-Class Sisters
2002 · New Orleans (Lead)
Carnival Glory2003 · Norfolk
Carnival Valor2004 · New Orleans Carnival Liberty
2005 · Port Canaveral Carnival Freedom
2007 · Galveston
Signature Features
French Impressionist Décor
Reproductions of Renoir, Monet, and other masters throughout public spaces.
Serenity Adult Retreat
Adults-only sanctuary with loungers and whirlpools.
WaterWorks
Aqua park with Twister waterslide added in refurbishment.
Cloud 9 Spa
Full-service spa with thermal suites and salon.
Venetian Palace Theater
Main showroom for Playlist Productions entertainment.
Casino
Full casino with slots and table games.
Dining Venues
Complimentary
Renoir & Monet MDR
Elegant dual dining rooms with Impressionist artwork.
Guy's Burger Joint
Guy Fieri's hand-crafted burgers poolside.
BlueIguana Cantina
Fresh Mexican tacos and burritos.
Lido Marketplace
Buffet with global cuisine stations.
Specialty (Fee)
Fahrenheit 555
Premium steakhouse with chops and seafood.
Cucina del Capitano
Italian family-style dining.
Chef's Table
Exclusive multi-course dining experience.
Ship's Logbook
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Video Tours
Deck Plans
View Official Deck Plans on Carnival.com
Live Ship Tracker
Homeport: New Orleans, LA · Itineraries: Western Caribbean
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the dining options on Carnival Conquest?
Carnival Conquest features the Renoir and Monet main dining rooms with French Impressionist décor and Your Time Dining flexibility. Complimentary casual options include Guy's Burger Joint, BlueIguana Cantina for fresh tacos and burritos, and the Lido Marketplace buffet. Specialty restaurants include Fahrenheit 555 steakhouse, Cucina del Capitano Italian dining, and the exclusive Chef's Table experience.
Where does Carnival Conquest sail from?
Carnival Conquest is homeported in New Orleans, Louisiana, offering year-round Western Caribbean itineraries. Popular ports of call include Cozumel, Costa Maya, Mahogany Bay (Roatan), and Belize. The New Orleans cruise terminal is conveniently located near the French Quarter.
What is special about Carnival Conquest's décor?
Carnival Conquest features a French Impressionist theme throughout her public spaces, honoring New Orleans' rich artistic heritage. The Renoir and Monet main dining rooms showcase beautiful reproductions of the masters' works, creating an elegant atmosphere inspired by 19th-century French art.
How can I track Carnival Conquest's current location?
Use the live ship tracker section on this page to see the ship's current position, speed, heading, and next port in real-time via MarineTraffic AIS integration. The tracker updates automatically as the ship moves through her Western Caribbean itinerary.
Sources
- Carnival Cruise Line
- MarineTraffic
- Photo: Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
Image Attributions
Ship images are served locally from licensed sources or CC-BY-SA-4.0 Wikimedia Commons. See individual image captions for specific attribution.