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CARNIVAL – FUN FOR ALL. ALL FOR FUN.

CARNIVAL PRIDE – Now sailing year-round from Baltimore

Carnival was rated number one in seven categories by AOLs “Cruise Critic” in the “Best in Cruising 1999″ awards

For the past two years, the “Fun Ships” of Carnival Cruise Lines have been voted the number one cruise choice in Southern Living Magazines annual readers poll

Carnival received the “Gold Award of Excellence” based on the responses of more than 2,000 American Express Travel Network company

For the past six years, Carnival Cruise Lines has earned “best value” honors from the World Cruise and Ocean Liner Society

For the past four years, Carnivals group reservations and sales service departments were named the “best of the best” by CruiseOne

7/8 Day EASTERN CARIBBEAN
6/7 Day BAHAMAS

SHIP HIGHLIGHTS

Youll love pools and whirlpools, Carnivals Twister Waterslide and the CARNIVAL PRIDESS Sliding Sky Dome, which covers the aft pool in the event of a shower. Get pampered at Spa Carnival, play favorite games at the Winners Club casino and dine at Davids, the CARNIVAL PRIDE supper club. So if you see the CARNIVAL PRIDE crew beaming as you come aboard, thats just their confidence in knowing youre going to have a super, fantastic cruise vacation.

Baltimores Inner Harbor free day of fun sponsored by the Carnival Cruise Line. Baltimore is Carnivals newest fun city!

Celebrating the launch of a new, year-round cruise service from Baltimore, Carnival was hosting a Fun City event.

9 different “Fun Spots” set up around the Inner Harbor.

The Fun Spots include a Carnival Fun Booth, Sand Sculpture Station, 3-D Chalk Art, Live Music and Dance, a Guinness Book of World Records Beach Ball, and a Camp Carnival Kids Zone.

There will be giveaways, live entertainment, and even an interactive aquarium.

All of this leads up to the grand finale: the arrival of the Carnival Pride.

The Carnival Pride is slated to make its debute on Monday, April 27th.

You can come down and watch as the Pride of Baltimore II escorts Carnivals Pride into port!

The Carnival Fun Booth! – an interactive booth where people can digitally record their own karaoke performance.

Sand Sculpture – an intricate Sand Sculpture of the Carnival Pride created by Master Sand Sculptor Chuck Feld.

Live Entertainment All Day – feature acrobatic teams, Motown-style singers, and dancers from Carnivals ships

A World Record! – Carnivals huge Guinness Book of World Records Beach Ball

Unique 3-D Chalk Art depicting Carnival Prides twister waterslide. Chalk artist Michael W. Kirby will spend several days creating his masterpiece!

Carnival Kids Zone – free biodegradeable balloon giveaways. It will feature face painting, candy art machines, arts and crafts, and games. A variety of live entertainment and music offered thoughout the day.

Be prepared to get wet! Carnival Water Wars, a game played with giant water balloons, will be available.

Interactive Aquarium – a computer animated undersea universe of plant life and fish will react to the motion of passersby. Visitors could also dial a number on their cell phones to create their own, personalized fish and swim them around the tank.

Live Dance Performances – A fast paced hip hop and acrobatic performance group will entertain visitors across from Oriole Park at Camden Yards.

Win a Carnival Cruise! Carnival Cruise Ambassadors will be distributing FREE “Fun Decoder” cards. Baltimore Families can register on-line for a chance to win a Carnival Cruise. The contest runs until May 9 and for every person who registers, a $1 donation will go directly to the Maryland Special Olympics.

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The musical children were all too happy to perform dances at the carnival theater.

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It was a chance at last for youngsters who had been bitterly disappointed when Luton International Carnival was rained off back in May to strut their stuff and show off those fabulous carnival costumes.

The sun may still have failed to split the sky on Saturday, September 29, but there was plenty of colour and excitement on the ground, with young people from nine local groups forming a procession around the lake and pausing on a ramp to perform for the judges.

St Kitts & Nevis and Friends Association were the overall winners, with groups from Madhatters and Sickelcell highly commended. Rampage won the Spirit of the Carnival award. Sankofa Mas were the best newcomers, and the award for best school went to Foxdell.

Three marquees, a music stage and stalls provided fun for all the family.

Video report by Natalee Hazelwood.

Last Updated: 03 October 2007 5:01 AM

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