Carnival Elation
You will be elated when you walk into this ship's six story atrium lobby. The Carnival Elation was the first Carnival ship to be equipped with Azipod propulsion. This allows the ship to move in any direction using electric rotating motors instead of fixed propellers and a rudder. The theme for this ship is Muses Who Inspire Artists.
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Professional Reviews
This was a wonderful cruise aboard a sparkling clean ship with a great crew. Despite numerous...read more
User Reviews
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2 users found this review helpful.
This was my first time on a Carnival ship. It was the beginning of Spring Break and you could certainly tell from the number of young children and teenagers. Next cruise for me will be...read more
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3 users found this review helpful.
When arriving in Galveston Port, the weather was rainy and windy. Boarding the ship took a while, and was to be expected for the large number of people boarding. However, there was a...read more
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2 users found this review helpful.
Carnival Cruise line Carnival Elation 7 Day Western Caribbean Kamryn and Mark Well What can I say. For the most part we had a good time, mainly because when we travel we...read more
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3 users found this review helpful.
We boarded the Elation (leaving Galveston) with little effort and not a lot of waiting in lines. We showed up at around 1pm. We were pleased with the location of our cabin on the Empress...read more
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2 users found this review helpful.
Space on this ship is more than adequate. Cabins are roomy for a ship and so are the bathrooms. Since this is a fairly new ship, everything is in really good shape. Food was much better than...read more
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2 users found this review helpful.
Pam Hoffman We arrived at the pier around 11:00a.m. The pier is still being built up, but the interior of the building was very nice and clean. It didn't take very long for my...read more
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3 users found this review helpful.
Carnival Elation was built in 1998. She is in terrific shape. Our 7 day cruise departed Galveston on October 26, 2003. Our scheduled ports of call were Progresso, Mexico, Cozumel, and...read more
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2 users found this review helpful.
Fun, Fun, This is a fun party ship. Four of us took the Elation out of Galveston, Texas a few weeks ago. This Western Caribbean cruise makes ports of call were Progresso, Mexico, ...read more
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Arrived at dock to unload luggage and found mass confusion due to debarkation of previous passengers. Best to park in Port Authority parking and allow shuttle to take you to dock. There were...read more
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2 users found this review helpful.
We just got back from 2 wks aboard the Elation; going from Long Beach CA to Galveston TX - via Acapulco, Panama Canal, Ocho Rios Jamaica, and Cozemel. This was my first cruise and I enjoyed...read more