April 4, 2025 — Galveston, Texas
The cruise industry has just been turned on its head.
Carnival Cruise Line has officially launched its most ambitious ship to date — the Carnival Jubilee, a floating mega-resort that’s being hailed as the “Disneyland of the Seas.” Thousands of excited passengers gathered at the Port of Galveston to witness the maiden voyage of what’s being called the most immersive cruise experience in the world.
But this isn’t your average luxury liner. The Jubilee is home to the world’s first full-scale amusement park at sea, complete with a roller coaster that twists over the ocean, a zero-gravity chamber, and even a holographic theater where guests can interact with lifelike dinosaurs, spaceships, or historical figures — all while sailing across the Caribbean.
Onboard, there’s also a tech-powered underwater observation deck, a robotic bartender village, and a mind-blowing AI-hosted escape room designed by Hollywood-level game developers. And if that’s not enough, celebrity chefs like Gordon Ramsay and Guy Fieri have each opened exclusive, cruise-only restaurants aboard the ship.
Carnival’s CEO Christine Duffy called the Jubilee “a game-changer not just for cruising, but for entertainment, period.”
Initial tickets sold out within 48 hours of opening, but Carnival is now releasing limited bookings for the summer season — and demand is sky-high.
Cruise lovers, thrill-seekers, and families alike are flocking to social media, calling it a “bucket-list experience you have to try once in your life.”