I don’t get much first-hand experience in cruise ship bars (or any other bars for that matter) since I don’t drink. The fact is though cruise ships have a lot of bars. And a lot of passengers who like bars. Some people cruise just for the bars.
Cruise ships have all sorts of passengers who like all sorts of different things. They have bars or nightclubs to accommodate a wide variety of tastes so just about everyone can find at least one bar they like on a ship if they like bars. Even as a non-drinker I found a bar to like on the Carnival Breeze.
I tried out the Red Frog Pub on deck 5, not for the liquor, but for the food. They do make great food there. The decor has a maritime theme, casual like the rest of the decor on the Breeze. My son is quite the beer connoisseur (he even brews his own.) He considered Red Frog’s own Thirsty Frog Beer the best beer on board Carnival ships.
Red Frog also serves Thirsty Frog beer on tap at the Red Frog rum bar up on the Lido Deck opposite the Blue Iguana tequila bar. Blue Iguana sits next to the very tasty Blue Iguana Cantina, which features Mexican style food. The Red Frog neighbors the ever popular Guy’s Burger Joint. Both bars sometimes host late-night deck parties and are part of Carnival’s 2.0 upgrades.
Other late-night entertainment includes the Piano Bar with live piano player, Liquid Nightclub, live DJ’s, live bands and karaoke, and of course those who want it can have drinks at the comedy club as well. The comedy club hosts several different comedians within a one-week cruise.
While most cruise ships have libraries, and they all have bars, the Breeze has something quite unique in their Library Bar. The library stays open much longer on the Breeze than on ships with no bar in their library, so passengers who just want the books can appreciate the bar for making them more available. It has wine-dispensing machines and a small non-crowded bar with bartender.
The atrium has a bar, as does Ocean Plaza with the Plaza Cafe & Bar. Ocean Plaza sometimes has live music and dancing and other times has trivia games or other entertainment. You can also find the taste bar there.
Even SportsSquare outside at the top of the ship has a bar. It also has mini-golf, a ropes course, pool tables and foosball. Down on the lower decks there’s a lobby bar near guest services and the shore excursion desk.
Many passengers on cruise ships enjoy the casino, and casinos always have bars. Casinos everywhere love bars, the more people drink the more money they gamble.
No cruise ship would be complete without a poolside bar, and the Breeze has that too at the stern on the Lido with the Tides pool & Bar. The Serenity Deck, where adults can enjoy some child-free peace and quiet, has a bar too.
Like most cruise ships, on the Carnival Breeze wherever you are the nearest bar is not far.
There is so much available on these cruises
There sure is. A cruise ship is a floating resort where there’s always something to do.
Thanks for letting me know that I can easily get three sheets to the wind in the middle of the ocean.
Hahaha we totally went in the middle of the ocean on that cruise. 5 days at sea crossing the Atlantic with 80 degree sunny days and calm flat water.
The Thirsty Frog was really the best of a poor selection. Not a bad lager but nothing really impressive. They have lots of wine choices but there was no craft beer to be found. There is lots of room for growth in the beer selection on cruise ships. Craft beer is becoming much more common everywhere though so I’m sure the selection on cruise ships will be better soon if not already. Did you look at the beer selection on your trans atlantic cruise? Since it started in Europe it may have some good Eurpoean beers on it.
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