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Encyclopedia > Carnival Conquest
General Characteristics
Launched: 2002
Decommissioned: No
Displacement: 110,000 t.
Length: 952 ft.
Decks: 13
Speed: 21
Complement: 2,974 passengers and 1,910 crew
Registry Panama

The Carnival Conquest is a new ship in a long line of ships for Carnival Cruise Lines. It displaces the same tonnage as the USS Lincoln, a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier. 2002 (MMII) was a common year starting on Tuesday of the Gregorian calendar. ... Carnival Cruise Lines was originally an independent company founded in 1972 by Ted Arison. ...


Todd Wittmer is currently the cruise director.


External links

  • Carnival.com
  • Cruisecritic.com

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Cruise Critic Reviews: Carnival Conquest (2917 words)
Carnival Conquest is the first in a new series of mega-ships.
Carnival Conquest is a great match with New Orleans, one of America's heartiest-party cities.
Conquest staggers dining times for dinner; choices are 5:45 p.m., 6:15 p.m., 8 p.m.
Carnival Conquest News (1955 words)
The 2,974-passenger Carnival Conquest was deployed to Gulfport on March 9, 2003, after it was determined that rising water levels in the Mississippi River, combined with low hanging power lines down river from the Port of New Orleans, posed a potential safety issue.
Carnival is very grateful to the city of Gulfport, their tourism and port officials, for the support they've provided during this time.
Carnival Conquest is the first in a new series of ships for the line and becomes the 18th vessel in the Carnival Cruise Lines fleet.
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