Carnival Jubilee

Ocean View Stateroom

These rooms have no balcony but feature ocean-view windows, with about 245 square feet (about 23 m²), providing more space than Interior rooms. Some rooms accommodate up to 4 guests with an additional bed.

Size: 17–20 m² (183–215 ft²)
Occupancy and beds: 2-4 peopleMainly twin beds (can be joined into a queen depending on room type); some cabins accommodate up to 4 people with a sofa bed or Pullman bed.

175 cabins Decks 4–5 (mainly low levels)

Window: YesConnecting: Yes

Balcony Stateroom

The most numerous standard category across all rooms, totaling about 1,415 rooms, including about 1,268 Standard Balconies plus variations such as Junior and Cove Balconies. The upper-grade Extended Balconies (8N/8M) have balconies 1.5 times the size of standard balconies.

Size: 18–24 m² (194–258 ft²)
Occupancy and beds: 2-4 peopleTwin beds (can be joined into a queen) + sofa bed. Extended balcony cabins (8N/8M) have a balcony 1.5 times the usual size.

1,415 cabins Decks 9–12 and 14–17 (mainly mid to high levels). Some are Cove balconies on Deck 8 (lower level; budget type with partially restricted views)

Balcony: YesWindow: YesConnecting: Yes

Ocean Suite / Excel Suite / Excel Corner Suite / Excel Aft Suite

About 185 rooms across several tiers, centered on Ocean Suites (135 rooms, about 290 square feet plus balconies of about 55 square feet), with upper-tier Excel Suites (8 rooms), Excel Corner Suites (14 rooms), and Excel Aft Suites (14 rooms, some with hot tubs on wraparound balconies). There is no dedicated suite lounge like Royal Caribbean's, but benefits include priority embarkation and disembarkation and guaranteed dining reservations.

Size: 28–56 m² (301–603 ft²)
Occupancy and beds: 2-5 people (varies by cabin type)King bed (convertible to twins) + sofa bed. Higher-level types have an additional pull-out or upper bed.

185 cabins Decks 9–12 and 14–17 (seaside suite area)

Balcony: YesWindow: YesConcierge: Yes

Excel Presidential Suite

The top suite, considered the largest in the Excel class, with only 2 rooms. It offers about 474–476 square feet indoors plus a balcony of about 645–646 square feet, totaling about 1,120 square feet (about 104 m²), and is considered one of the largest suites in Carnival's history. It includes a private bedroom, living room, walk-in closet, 2 sinks, and a bow-side wraparound balcony with a hot tub, dining table, and 2 sunbeds. In addition to the broad benefits of a suite, its exceptional space and privacy make it a separate category from standard suites.

Size: 104 m² (1,119 ft²)
Occupancy and beds: 2-4 people (official description is based on 2 people; sofa beds may allow slightly more)King bed (convertible to twins) in the bedroom, sofa bed in the living room.

2 cabins Deck 17 forward (exclusive area, only 2 cabins)

Balcony: YesWindow: YesConcierge: Yes

Cabins	Size	Occupancy and beds	Features	Links
Interior Stateroom The lowest-priced category onboard, at about 160 square feet (about 15 m²) as standard. There are no windows or balconies, but a larger Premium Interior of about 200 square feet (about 18 m²) is also available. Some rooms accommodate 4 guests with sofa beds or ceiling pull-down beds for families. 818 cabins / Distributed across decks 4, 5, 8, 11, 12, and 14–17 (mainly low to mid levels)	14–17 m² (151–183 ft²)	2-4 people Queen bed (convertible to twin beds) + sofa bed or ceiling-mounted pull-down bed; some cabins accommodate up to 4 people.	Connecting: Yes	Check the official page
Ocean View Stateroom These rooms have no balcony but feature ocean-view windows, with about 245 square feet (about 23 m²), providing more space than Interior rooms. Some rooms accommodate up to 4 guests with an additional bed. 175 cabins / Decks 4–5 (mainly low levels)	17–20 m² (183–215 ft²)	2-4 people Mainly twin beds (can be joined into a queen depending on room type); some cabins accommodate up to 4 people with a sofa bed or Pullman bed.	Window: YesConnecting: Yes	Check the official page
Balcony Stateroom The most numerous standard category across all rooms, totaling about 1,415 rooms, including about 1,268 Standard Balconies plus variations such as Junior and Cove Balconies. The upper-grade Extended Balconies (8N/8M) have balconies 1.5 times the size of standard balconies. 1,415 cabins / Decks 9–12 and 14–17 (mainly mid to high levels). Some are Cove balconies on Deck 8 (lower level; budget type with partially restricted views)	18–24 m² (194–258 ft²)	2-4 people Twin beds (can be joined into a queen) + sofa bed. Extended balcony cabins (8N/8M) have a balcony 1.5 times the usual size.	Balcony: YesWindow: YesConnecting: Yes	Check the official page
Ocean Suite / Excel Suite / Excel Corner Suite / Excel Aft Suite About 185 rooms across several tiers, centered on Ocean Suites (135 rooms, about 290 square feet plus balconies of about 55 square feet), with upper-tier Excel Suites (8 rooms), Excel Corner Suites (14 rooms), and Excel Aft Suites (14 rooms, some with hot tubs on wraparound balconies). There is no dedicated suite lounge like Royal Caribbean's, but benefits include priority embarkation and disembarkation and guaranteed dining reservations. 185 cabins / Decks 9–12 and 14–17 (seaside suite area)	28–56 m² (301–603 ft²)	2-5 people (varies by cabin type) King bed (convertible to twins) + sofa bed. Higher-level types have an additional pull-out or upper bed.	Balcony: YesWindow: YesConcierge: Yes	Check the official page
Excel Presidential Suite The top suite, considered the largest in the Excel class, with only 2 rooms. It offers about 474–476 square feet indoors plus a balcony of about 645–646 square feet, totaling about 1,120 square feet (about 104 m²), and is considered one of the largest suites in Carnival's history. It includes a private bedroom, living room, walk-in closet, 2 sinks, and a bow-side wraparound balcony with a hot tub, dining table, and 2 sunbeds. In addition to the broad benefits of a suite, its exceptional space and privacy make it a separate category from standard suites. 2 cabins / Deck 17 forward (exclusive area, only 2 cabins)	104 m² (1,119 ft²)	2-4 people (official description is based on 2 people; sofa beds may allow slightly more) King bed (convertible to twins) in the bedroom, sofa bed in the living room.	Balcony: YesWindow: YesConcierge: Yes	Check the official page

Approximate figures from official and reliable sources. Cabins vary by ship, category, and sailing.Links generally lead to official pages; some have not been verified.

Families, adults-only areas, and practical information

Children and families

• Camp Ocean — A free kids program for children aged 2-11, divided by age group (Turtles, Penguins, Stingrays, and Sharks). Night Owls is a paid, time-based late-night option.
• Dr. Seuss Bookville — A free reading space for kids recreating the world of children's author Dr. Seuss. Storytelling events and other activities are also held.

Adults-only areas

• Casino — A casino with slot machines, blackjack, roulette, and other table games. Entry is free, but play costs extra and is restricted to guests aged 21 and over.
• Serenity Adult-Only Retreat — A retreat area on the top deck, restricted to guests aged 21 and over. Lounge chairs and pool use are free, but cabana rental costs extra.
• Cloud 9 Fitness Center — A free fitness area with a gym, cardio machines, and weights (ages 18 and over). Paid group classes such as cycling and yoga are also available.

Practical information (line-wide)

Onboard currency: USD
Gratuities: Automatic gratuities are added to your onboard Sail & Sign account for each night of the cruise. The amount can be adjusted, including reduced, at the Guest Services desk.
Payment: Cashless onboard
Medical facilities: Every ship has a permanent medical center, with 1 to 2 doctors and 3 to 5 nurses on board depending on ship size, available 24 hours. It follows CLIA/ACEP standards. Consultations, medication and tests are private-pay (non-insured) services charged separately, and insurance generally cannot be used at the counter; you pay first and then claim.
Bringing items onboard: Guests aged 21 and over may bring one unopened 750 ml bottle of wine/champagne per person in carry-on luggage, on embarkation day only (fortified wines over 15% alcohol are not allowed). A corkage fee of $15 per bottle is charged if you drink it in public areas such as the main dining room or bars, but there is no charge for drinking it in your cabin.
Mobile and connectivity: Through the maritime roaming partners of major carriers, you can make calls, send SMS and use data on the high seas with your own phone and phone number (displayed as "Cellular at Sea" and the like). Many flat-rate plans are excluded and billed by usage, so checking in advance is essential. To keep costs down, it is common to switch to Wi-Fi calling via a Wi-Fi package.
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Dining

Included Included in the fare (no extra charge)

Pacific RestaurantInternational cuisine (course menu)

One of the main dining rooms included in the fare. Guests can choose either fixed seating or flexible dining times when booking.

Hours: Breakfast, sea-day brunch, and dinner (fixed or open seating)

Atlantic RestaurantInternational (prix fixe menu, with menus supervised by Emeril)

Another main dining room included in the fare. It has a menu section supervised by chef Emeril Lagasse, and a paid character breakfast event is sometimes held on the final day of the itinerary.

Hours: Breakfast and dinner centered

Lido MarketplaceBuffet (multinational cuisine)

A large, complimentary buffet. It has the highest usage rate as a casual dining venue.

Hours: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner (open most of the day)

Guy's Burger JointAmerican burgers

A complimentary burger stand overseen by celebrity chef Guy Fieri. Grilled burgers and fries are the staples.

Hours: Noon to evening (approximately 12:00 to 18:00)

BlueIguana CantinaMexican

A complimentary Mexican snack stand. It serves burritos in the morning and tacos and other items at lunch.

Hours: Breakfast (approximately 7:00 to 10:30); lunch (approximately 12:00 to 15:30)

Coastal SlicePizza

A complimentary stand serving handmade thin-crust pizza (Jubilee's own venue name, equivalent to Pizzeria del Capitano on other ships). Some specialty pizzas may cost extra.

Hours: All day (a source reports nearly 24-hour service)

Guy's Pig & Anchor Smokehouse | BrewhouseBBQ and house-brewed beer

A complimentary dining venue featuring BBQ and beer brewed onboard. Some premium cuts, such as prime rib, may cost extra.

Hours: Breakfast, lunch, dinner, late-night snacks

Shaq's Big ChickenFried chicken

A fried chicken specialty restaurant produced by Shaquille O'Neal. On Jubilee, it is offered as a complimentary quick-service option.

Hours: Breakfast (approximately 7:00 to 11:00); lunch (11:00 to 17:00)

ChibangChinese-Mexican fusion

Fusion dining unique to the Excel class, combining Cantonese and Mexican cuisine. Lunch is complimentary, while dinner is complimentary on the first visit and a small additional charge applies to return visits.

Hours: Lunch (Sea Day 12:00 to 14:00, free); dinner (first visit free, paid from the second visit onward)

Cucina del CapitanoItalian cuisine

An Italian restaurant serving pizza, pasta, chicken parmesan, and more. The first visit is free, while dinner visits from the second onward may incur a small additional charge.

Hours: Lunch and dinner (first visit free, paid from the second visit onward)

Java Blue CafeCoffee and light snacks

A cafe serving coffee, pastries, breakfast sandwiches, and more. Most items are complimentary, but some desserts may carry a small additional charge.

Hours: From early morning (approximately 6:00 onward)

Room ServiceIn-room delivery

24-hour room service. The early-morning light breakfast menu is complimentary, but at other times item-by-item charges and a delivery fee apply.

Hours: 24 hours

Extra charge Specialty dining (prices in the onboard currency)

Bonsai SushiNo cover charge (à la carte)

Japanese cuisine (sushi, sashimi, and noodles)• Lunch (sea day) and dinner (5 p.m. to late night).

A Japanese restaurant serving sushi, sashimi, ramen, and other dishes for an additional charge. There is no cover charge; items are charged individually.

California roll$9
Spicy roll$10
Ramen$8

Bonsai Teppanyaki$38 (lunch) / $42 (dinner)

Japanese cuisine (teppanyaki)• Lunch and dinner (reservation required; only three teppanyaki tables)

A prix fixe restaurant where guests can enjoy teppanyaki performances at their table. With only 3 teppanyaki tables, early reservations are recommended.

Set course of appetizer + main (choice of chicken / filet / lobster tail / salmon / shrimp) + dessert

Fahrenheit 555 Steakhouse$52 (adults)/$15 (11 and under)

American steakhouse• Dinner (5:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.).

A steakhouse centered on high-quality beef dishes. Courses include an appetizer, main course, side, and dessert, with optional wine pairings available for an additional charge.

Appetizer + main + up to 2 side dishes + dessert course set
Wine pairing (add-on option)+$23

Rudi's Seagrill$49 (adults)

Seafood• Dinner

A seafood specialty restaurant supervised by chef Rudi Sodamin. Dining exclusive to Excel-class ships (Celebration, Jubilee, Mardi Gras).

Set course of appetizer + main (choice of lobster, scallops, crab-stuffed lobster tail, steak, etc.) + dessert

Emeril's Bistro 717No cover charge (à la carte)

New Orleans Creole cuisine• Breakfast, lunch, and dinner

A New Orleans restaurant supervised by Chef Emeril Lagasse. The restaurant name is specific to Jubilee (the sister ships use Bistro 1396 and Bistro 1397). Ordering is a la carte with no cover charge.

Boudin ball (appetizer)$6
Emeril's jambalaya$7–12
Fried shrimp and oyster po'boy$7–12

Chef's TableAbout $90–$150 per person (excluding automatic gratuity)

Creative tasting menu (with galley tour)• Open only 1-2 nights during the cruise

A premium dining experience limited to 12 to 16 guests and intended for guests aged 12 and over. The special set-course dinner includes a galley (kitchen) tour, and early reservations are recommended due to its popularity.

Multi-course chef's choice menu (contents vary by date)

Cloud 9 Spa official page

Facilities and activities

Highlights

BOLT: An electric roller coaster said to be the first at sea. A paid attraction that runs on a dedicated elevated track (about $15 per ride)WaterWorks: Free water park with multiple water slidesSkyCourse: Free two-level ropes course (height approximately 132–196 cm; weight 136 kg or less)Dr. Seuss Bookville: A unique children's reading space featuring the world of author Dr. SeussSerenity Adult-Only Retreat: Adult-only retreat area on the top deck for guests aged 21 and over

BOLT: Ultimate Sea CoasterExtra charge

Signature attractionAbout $15 per session

An electric roller coaster described as the first at sea. This paid attraction runs on a dedicated elevated track and requires guests to be about 132-196 cm tall and weigh 136 kg or less.

BOLT official page

WaterWorksIncluded

Park

A free water park with multiple slides, including Twister and Speedway Splash. It also has a water-play area for small children.

WaterWorks official page

CasinoExtra charge

CasinoAdults only: Yes

A casino with slot machines, blackjack, roulette, and other table games. Entry is free, but play costs extra and is restricted to guests aged 21 and over.

Casino official page

Camp OceanIncluded

KidsFor children: YesNight Owls late-night service is charged by time (about $9/hour plus a tip)

A free kids program for children aged 2-11, divided by age group (Turtles, Penguins, Stingrays, and Sharks). Night Owls is a paid, time-based late-night option.

Camp Ocean official page

Cloud 9 SpaExtra charge

SpaThermal suite pass for the whole cruise: $119 (5-day itinerary) to $189 (8-day itinerary); massage about $199 to $299

A paid spa offering thermal suites, massages, and facials. Full-itinerary thermal suite passes and massages and facials cost extra, while thermal suite use is included for guests in designated Cloud 9 Spa staterooms.

Serenity Adult-Only RetreatIncluded

OtherAdults only: YesCabana rental costs $50 per port day and about $150 per sea day (around $900 per week plus a tip)

A retreat area on the top deck, restricted to guests aged 21 and over. Lounge chairs and pool use are free, but cabana rental costs extra.

Serenity official page

The Thrilling Ropes Course (SkyCourse)Included

Sports

A free two-level ropes course. Guests must be about 132-196 cm tall and weigh 136 kg or less, and cross while wearing a harness and looking down over the sea.

Ropes Course official page

Dive-In Movies (Seaside Theater)Included

Cinema

An outdoor theater with a large poolside LED screen showing movies and sports broadcasts for free. It is not an indoor movie theater.

Dive-In Movies official page

Cloud 9 Fitness CenterIncluded

SportsAdults only: YesSome group classes, such as cycling and yoga, are charged

A free fitness area with a gym, cardio machines, and weights (ages 18 and over). Paid group classes such as cycling and yoga are also available.

Fitness Center official page

SportSquareIncluded

Sports

A free sports area with mini golf, basketball, a jogging track, table tennis, and other facilities (Decks 18-19).

SportSquare official page

RedFrog PubExtra charge

BarDrinks only (around $8)

A casual Key West-style pub. Its signature feature is the in-house ThirstyFrog Red beer, and games such as foosball are also available.

RedFrog Pub official page

Dr. Seuss BookvilleIncluded

LibraryFor children: Yes

A free reading space for kids recreating the world of children's author Dr. Seuss. Storytelling events and other activities are also held.

Dr. Seuss Bookville official page

BlueIguana Tequila BarExtra charge

BarTequila and cocktails only

A bar centered on tequila and margaritas. Drinks cost extra.

Alchemy BarExtra charge

BarCocktails only

A cocktail bar with a distinctive retro pharmacy-style interior. Drinks cost extra.

Limelight LoungeExtra charge

NightclubDrinks only

A venue that changes from a lounge by day to a nightclub at night. Drinks cost extra.

Jubilee TheaterIncluded

Theater

A two-level main theater with free performances, including original shows by Playlist Productions and Family Feud Live.