We’re taking a walk through deck 6 on the Carnival Celebration to explore everything happening along this deck. From comedy and cocktails to sweet treats and dining, it’s packed with great places to hang out day and night. Let’s see what you’ll find when you wander through.
Carnival Celebration Deck 6 Tour
Carnival Celebration Deck 6 tour exploring bars, comedy, dining spots, and hidden details across this lively deck.
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Key Takeaways
- Catch live standup shows inside the Punchliner Comedy Club, with sets scheduled during the day and in the evening.
- Piano Bar 88 is the spot to grab a drink, request your favorite songs, and sing along around the grand piano.
- Skip the lower level on deck 6 for main atrium shows because the sight lines are poor, so head up to deck 7 or 8 instead.
- Grab your daily coffee fix at Java Blue or pick up Swedish Fish and gummies at Cherry on Top.
- The Golden Jubilee bar celebrates Carnival’s 50th anniversary with ship blueprints on the ceiling and fun Easter eggs throughout the area.
- A historic engine telegraph from an older Carnival ship sits on display in a case right outside the Golden Jubilee.
- Emeril’s Bistro 1397 serves up seafood favorites like shrimp, crawfish, lobster, and jambalaya.
- Deck 6 hosts the Carnival Kitchen cooking classes along with the Carnival Restaurant and the Festival Restaurant.
Good to Know
Deck 6 is home to several great nightspots that are close together, making it easy to hop between comedy shows, piano bar tunes, and live music at Latitudes Bar. You’ll also find cozy nooks and seating areas scattered along the corridors if you just want to sit, chat, and relax with a drink.
If you love cruise history, spend some time exploring the Golden Jubilee. Carnival packed this lounge and the surrounding promenade with memorabilia, ceiling blueprints, ship models, and nods to retired ships, including a classic Rolls Royce displayed nearby.
Food lovers have plenty of options on this deck beyond the main dining rooms. Emeril’s Bistro 1397 is an absolute sleeper spot for casual Cajun and Creole bites, while the Carnival Kitchen across from the coaster inspired staircase offers hands on cooking classes during your sailing.