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Welcome to part 1 of our 4-part, deck-by-deck, comprehensive tour of the Carnival Conquest!
In this video, we’ll cover Decks 0 through 4.
The Medical Center is located on Deck zero, at the front of the ship.
The staff members are on-call 24 hours a day for emergencies.
The center itself has regular hours for treatment of routine medical conditions and for guests
wishing to purchase over-the-counter medication for minor illnesses.
Services are billed to the your Sail and Sign Account.
Self-Service Laundry Rooms are available on stateroom Decks 1, 2, 6, 7, 8 and 9.
The laundry rooms feature washing machines, dryers, laundry soap, and an iron and ironing board.
Deck 3 forward is the lower floor of the Toulouse-Lautrec Main Lounge
which hosts magic and variety shows, dance classes, bingo, the cruise director live morning show,
Seuss-a-Palooza Story time, and other activities.
Guest Services is located in the front of the ship on Deck 3 in the atrium area.
Guest Services functions much like a hotel’s front desk.
Staff can assist you with questions regarding your stateroom and your sail and sign account.
The Shore Excursions desk is also located in the atrium area on Deck 3 forward.
Shore excursions can be booked prior to sailing.
However, if needed, the shore excursion staff can assist with the booking or cancellation
of shore excursions once you’re on board.
The bottom floor of the Atrium, which is called the Artists’ Lobby, is located on Deck 3 forward.
It is the home of the Artists’ Bar.
It is also the venue for trivia and games during the day, live music through the afternoon
and into the night, as well as the venue for themed parties in the late evening hosted
by the cruise director and the Fun Squad.
Off of the atrium -- on both sides of the ship -- is an outside deck area that is not
frequented by guests.
The Pissarro Art Gallery is tucked away on the starboard side of the entrance to the
Renoir Dining Room.
A variety of collections are featured from fine art to limited edition prints.
The Cassat Room dining room annex is located on the port side of the entrance to the Renoir
Dining Room.
The room was the location of the Chef’s Table culinary experience, which was available
for an additional fee.
It was also used for kids’ activities and Camp Ocean registration during the Family
Embarkation Lunch.
The Renoir Dining Room, on Deck 3 midship, served dinner for "Your Time" open seating
dining guests on our cruise.
It was also the location for the Embarkation Lunch and Dr Seuss Green Eggs and Ham Breakfast.
The ship’s galley -- or kitchen -- is located behind the Renoir Dining Room near the midship
elevators.
It spans the entire width of the ship on Deck 3, so you cannot walk the ship’s length
from forward to aft -- or aft to forward -- on this deck.
The Monet Dining Room on Deck 3, at the back of the ship, serves dinner for guests assigned
to early or late night dining in that venue.
It can be accessed from the elevators and staircase at the back of the ship.
It was also the location of the Sea Day Brunch on Sea Days.
The entrance to the bottom of the balcony level of the Toulouse-Lautrec Main Lounge
is located on Deck 4 at the front of the ship.
The Pixels Gallery is located on Deck 4 midship, in the atrium area, and sells both candid
and posed photos taken of guests as well as photography and photo related accessories.
Digital photo services are available to review and purchase photos.
The Painters’ Library is located on Deck 4 midship and has books and board games available
to use.
Circle C, which caters to kids ages 12 to 14, is located on Deck 4 midship.
The Renoir Dining Room on Deck 4 midship is the location for guests assigned to early
or late night dining at that venue.
The Gallery Conference Room is located on Deck 4 midship and was used for special events,
such as weddings, during our cruise.
It was also the location of a second Build-a-Bear workshop that was offered for an additional fee.
Alfred’s Bar and dance floor located on Deck 4 midship was used minimally during our
cruise for a couple seminars during the day and Karaoke at night.
The Monet Dining Room on Deck 4 aft -- at the back of the ship -- serves dinner for guests
assigned to early or late night dining in that venue.
On our cruise it also was the home of Afternoon Tea on sea days.