In 2005 she was sent to New Orleans to serve as temporary housing for the victims of Hurricane Katrina.
By the early 2000s her age was starting to show and she was renovated in 2003. "Holiday" would sail the Caribbean for the first decade of her career before being moved to the west coast of the US in the mid 90s. The class was so successful that when Carnival needed a new ship class to compete with Royal Caribbean’s Sovereign-Class they simply scaled up the Holiday-Class in to create the larger but similarly designed Fantasy-Class. She would soon be joined by her 2 sisters, "Jubilee" in 1986 & "Celebration" in 1987. The first ship of the class, "Holiday", was launched in 1983 and joined the Carnival fleet in 1985. Lights for the hallways and the Promenade are located behind the Information Desk near the forward stairwell on deck 3.įollowing the success of Carnival’s first purpose built cruse ship, The Tropicale, The decision was made to construct a new class of ships built from the ground up to cruise for Carnival, the Holiday-Class. Switches for the lighting in the America & Doc Holiday’s Lounges are located behind the stages in both venues. Buttons for the Wharf Buffet on Deck 5, the Reflections Nightclub on Deck 4, The Gaming Club Casino on Deck 4 & The Seven Seas Dining Room on Deck 3 are located in the venues. To reduce lag, many of the lights in the public spaces now start off. Once there push the clutch & throttle levers forward to move the ship. Once then engines are started head up to the bridge at the front of Deck 5. Start the port & starboard fuel and coolant pumps. Make your way down to the engine control room on Deck 1(Accessed from the back of Deck 2). Upper Level of the America Main Show Lounge Lower Level of the America Main Show Lounge(Bow of the ship is accessed from behind the stage) Top Speed: 10.7 knots(11.1 as her fuel runs out)ĭeck 1(Accessed from the back of Deck 2): This replica depicts "Holiday" as she was in 1999 while serving Carnival Cruise Lines. At 57m long, she fits in the default spawning area and contains most of the amenities present on her real world counterpart. Welcome aboard your Carnival Cruise! This is my miniature replica of the MS Holiday, the first Holiday-Class cruise ship built for Carnival Cruise Lines.
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