The Carnival Jubilee, Galveston's new cruise ship features a Texas star on the bow and is expected to set sail in late December.
Carnival Cruise Line
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Robin Bradshaw, Staff writer
The Carnival Jubilee, Galveston's new cruise ship features a designed Texas star on the bow and is expected to set sail in Galveston.
Carnival Cruise Lines recently debuted the cruise ship in Papenburg, Germany where it's currently being built with scheduled plans to be sailing from Galveston in late December.
The Carnival Jubilee, Galveston's new cruise ship features a Texas star on the bow and is expected to set sail in late December.
Carnival Cruise Line
"The Texas star on Carnival Jubilee’s bow is a symbol of our commitment to the Port of Galveston," Christine Duffy, president of Carnival Cruise Line said in the press release.
"As the first cruise line to sail year-round from Galveston, we have a long history with the community, and our next new ship is our latest investment in support of the local economy’s impressive growth while delivering innovative experiences for our guests," she added.
Carnival Jubilee will begin sailing from Galveston with sea trials being in November, the release said, and will offer seven-day Western Caribbean cruise vacations with stops in Cozumel and Costa Maya, Mexico, as well as Mahogany Bay Isla Roatan and Honduras.
Carnival Jubilee offers its latest sea roller coaster design on board called BOLT, extensive dining with a featured Emeril's restaurant, cocktail bars and lots of entertainment with no shortages of things to do.
Carnival Cruise Line posted a YouTube clip of the Carnival Jubilee to take a peek at its attractions and amenities on board the ship: