Join me as we explore Deck 8 on Carnival Celebration. We’re walking through the promenade to check out all the great dining spots, bars, shopping areas, and outdoor spaces. It’s one of the busiest decks on the ship, and you’ll see everything from complimentary eats to quiet outdoor pools.
Carnival Celebration Deck 8 Tour
Carnival Celebration Deck 8 tour explores the main promenade, restaurants, bars, and the aft pool area.
Key Takeaways
- Chibang and Cucina del Capitano are free for your first visit, then $8 per person for each additional meal.
- Deck 8 features Bonsai Teppanyaki with three tables alongside the larger Bonsai Sushi restaurant.
- The upper level of the atrium is located here, but the seating doesn’t offer a great view for shows.
- Quick dining spots include Miami Slice for pizza and Deco Deli for sandwiches, paninis, and hot dogs.
- Guy’s Pig and Anchor offers a complimentary barbecue lunch on sea days, plus breakfast and late night buffets.
- The aft area has a public pool and hot tubs open to everyone, unlike the private Havana pool setups on other ships.
- The outdoor promenade includes plenty of loungers, tables to work or eat, and a designated smoking section near Bar 820.
Good to Know
Deck 8 is packed with dining and entertainment options. If you’re planning your dining schedule, remember that popular spots like Chibang and Cucina del Capitano offer your first meal complimentary, but you’ll pay an $8 cover charge per person if you return later in the sailing. For quick bites, Miami Slice and Deco Deli are located side by side, making it easy to grab lunch or a midnight snack and take it outside.
If you’re looking for outdoor relaxation away from the main Lido deck, head all the way aft to Summer Landing. You’ll find a public pool, hot tubs, and loungers with great wake views, but you’ll want to get there early to grab a spot. Guy’s Pig and Anchor is also located back here, featuring an onboard brewery, a dedicated bar with a solid whiskey selection, and outdoor smoked barbecue lunches during sea days.
