See the Carnival Cruise new main dining room menus for 6 day cruises with food pictures! There are two elegant nights (formal nights) on Carnival's 6 night cruises and the second elegant night is the only one with complimentary lobster tails. The other nights are considered cruise casual where the dress code is a little more relaxed.
Last Updated: 05/19/2024
Originally Published: 05/19/2024
General Reminder Regarding Menus: Please note, menus are subject to change at any time as supplies and staffing can dictate which menu items are able to served. Additionally, please note that the exact presentation & ingredients that come with a certain dish are subject to change. If you have allergies or cannot eat a certain ingredient please consult with Carnival to determine if a dish is suitable for your consumption (it's always better to be safe than sorry so please be careful to avoid a serious allergic reaction or other issue).
Last Updated: 05/19/2024
Originally Published: 05/19/2024
General Reminder Regarding Menus: Please note, menus are subject to change at any time as supplies and staffing can dictate which menu items are able to served. Additionally, please note that the exact presentation & ingredients that come with a certain dish are subject to change. If you have allergies or cannot eat a certain ingredient please consult with Carnival to determine if a dish is suitable for your consumption (it's always better to be safe than sorry so please be careful to avoid a serious allergic reaction or other issue).
Menu #1:
This is the menu typically served on the first night of the cruise.
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This is the menu typically served on the first night of the cruise.
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Menu #2:
This is the menu typically served on the first elegant night (formal night) of the cruise. Lobster is served on 6 night cruises, but it is only complementary on the elegant night that is later in the cruise.
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This is the menu typically served on the first elegant night (formal night) of the cruise. Lobster is served on 6 night cruises, but it is only complementary on the elegant night that is later in the cruise.
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Menu #3:
This is the menu typically served on the third night of the cruise.
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This is the menu typically served on the third night of the cruise.
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Most items served in Carnival's Main Dining Room are complimentary and you can generally have multiple appetizers or desserts if you would like. After two entrees Carnival will charge you $5 per additional entrees (this is based on per person). Any items that are an additional charge will have a price or $ sign on the menu and the charge will be made to your Sail & Sign card onboard spending account.
Menu #4:
This is the menu typically served on the fourth night of the cruise.
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This is the menu typically served on the fourth night of the cruise.
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Menu #5:
This is the menu typically served on the second elegant night of the cruise. On this menu there is a complimentary broiled lobster tail option in the main course section.
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This is the menu typically served on the second elegant night of the cruise. On this menu there is a complimentary broiled lobster tail option in the main course section.
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Menu #6:
This is the menu typically served on the last night of the cruise.
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This is the menu typically served on the last night of the cruise.
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