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Carnival Jubilee

Carnival Jubilee is an Excel-class ship with the BOLT rollercoaster, lively entertainment and a wide range of casual dining.

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Carnival Jubilee cruise ship
Carnival Cruise LineCarnival Jubilee
Guests
5,400
Gross tonnage
183,500
Entered service
2023

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At a glance

Carnival Jubilee is an Excel-class ship with the BOLT rollercoaster, lively entertainment and a wide range of casual dining.

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Ship facts

Cruise lineCarnival Cruise Line
ClassExcel class
Entered service2023
Guests5,400
Gross tonnage183,500
Typical regionsCaribbean, Galveston departures

Who should consider Carnival Jubilee?

Jubilee suits families and groups who want plenty happening onboard, especially on Caribbean itineraries from Galveston. Check flights and pre-cruise hotel costs if travelling from the UK.

What makes this ship different?

Carnival Jubilee is an Excel-class ship with the BOLT rollercoaster, lively entertainment and a wide range of casual dining. The right choice depends on your priorities: ports, onboard facilities, dining and the total price for your dates.

For current ship specifications and sailing information, see the cruise line's official information.

What To Check Before Booking

  • Whether the itinerary matches the ship style.
  • Whether drinks, Wi-Fi, dining or gratuities are included in the fare you are viewing.
  • Whether the cabin location suits light sleepers or seasickness-prone travellers.
  • Whether port travel, hotels and parking change the real cost of the trip.

Simple Verdict

Shortlist Carnival Jubilee if its size, route and atmosphere sound like your kind of holiday. If you are choosing purely because the headline price looks good, pause and price the full trip first. Cruises are much easier to enjoy when the ship matches your travel style, not just your spreadsheet.