Carnival Conquest - Bahamas Getaway
A fun-packed short getaway to the Bahamas aboard Carnival's second Excel-class ship, perfect for a long weekend escape with world-class entertainment and stunning Bahamian beaches.
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Ship Details — Carnival Conquest
View full Carnival Conquest detailsYear Built
2002
Tonnage
110,239 GT
Passengers
2,974
Crew
1,150
Decks
14
Class
Conquest
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What Travelers Say About Carnival Conquest
Reviews of the ship itself — the same for every Carnival Conquest sailing. Based on 950 discussions.
Carnival Conquest is the 2002 lead ship of Carnival's Conquest class, now one of the older vessels in the fleet and best known for short, affordable Bahamas getaways out of Miami. It earns a solid 4.0 out of 5 from U.S. News based on more than 3,800 guest reviews, reflecting its reputation as a high-energy, budget-friendly party ship rather than a polished modern megaship. Travelers come for fun in the sun crammed into three or four days, and the lively onboard vibe is both its biggest draw and, for some, its biggest drawback.
What People Love
- Strong value for the money - short Bahamas itineraries from Miami often price well below newer Carnival ships, saving families hundreds
- Convenient short 3- and 4-day sailings make it easy for a quick getaway without burning much vacation time
- Lively, high-energy party atmosphere with dance clubs, deck parties and a fun crowd looking to cut loose
Common Complaints
- Ship clearly shows its 2002-era age - worn rooms, small TVs and dated decor draw frequent complaints
- Only a single waterslide and fewer top-deck attractions compared with newer Carnival ships
- Buffet cleanliness criticized - sticky, slippery Lido floors noted in multiple reviews