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Carnival 6 Night Dinner Menus (updated)

by Prof. Cruise · Published December 8, 2023 · Updated February 23, 2024

Introduction

I’ve received a lot of questions about the updated menus on 6-night Carnival cruises (will there be one formal night or two, will lobster be served, which of the new menus will be offered and in which order, etc), so I figured a dedicated post on the topic would be appreciated by those booked on or considering a 6-night itinerary. First, to clear up those common questions:

Will there be one formal night or two on a 6-night Carnival cruise? There will be two formal (“elegant”) nights on all 6-day Carnival itineraries. They will take place on night 2 and either night 4 or 5 (keep reading for further explanation of this).

Will lobster be served on a 6-night Carnival cruise? Yes! Complimentary broiled lobster tail (note there will be a $5 charge for each lobster tail ordered after the first two) will be served on the second elegant (formal) night, either night 4 or night 5 depending on your itinerary.

Which of the new menus will be offered and in which order on a 6-night Carnival cruise? See below for the updated menus currently being offered on 6-night itineraries. Note that nights 4 and 5 may be swapped depending on your itinerary – the 2nd formal night usually takes place on the night (either night 4 or night 5) with the earlier “all aboard” time if you’re at port both days. If either night 4 or night 5 is a sea day, formal night usually takes place on that night. If both nights 4 and 5 are sea days OR if your “all aboard” time is the same for both days, it will almost always take place on night 5. I know, confusing! You can double check with the maître d’ in the main dining room on embarkation day if you want to be 100% sure of the order of the menus (for planning nights you may want to dine at a specialty restaurants). Here are the menus:

Carnival 6-Night Dinner Menus

Carnival’s dinner menu for 6 day cruises, night 1.

Carnival’s Dinner Menu for 6 Day Cruises, Night 2 (elegant night)

Carnival’s Dinner Menu for 6 Day Cruises, Night 3

Carnival’s Dinner Menu for 6 Day Cruises, Night 4

If you missed my note above, keep in mind that nights 4 and 5 may be swapped depending on your itinerary.

Carnival’s Dinner Menu for 6 Day Cruises, Night 5

Carnival’s Dinner Menu for 6 Day Cruises, Night 6

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And with that…

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“Hey, which side does the fork go on?” is a question you’ll never have to ask at a dining room dinner aboard a Carnival cruise… we set the table for you. We also bring to the table a full three courses in an experience that’s satisfying, not stuffy — after all, you’re just as likely to catch waiters table-dancing as you are to order dessert.

The menu is amazing — and included in your cruise fare! — with fan-favorite Carnival cornerstones now being joined by innovative selections from Emeril Lagasse and our chefs. New choices like Pappardelle with Braised Lamb, Coffee Glazed Roast Duck and Hawaiian Shrimp Poke are sure to please, to be honest… almost every palate. That’s why Carnival’s new vegan dining room menu is so important to making sure everyone finds food they love. Look for plant-based options like Baked Vegetable Au Gratin, Eggplant Cutlet a la Parmigiana — and even modified versions of Hawaiian Salmon Poke and Spaghetti Carbonara! Our chefs always work to accommodate dietary needs, but this menu puts delicious choices front-and-center.

Tip: When you book, choose Early Dining or Late Dining for reserved seating nightly, or go with Your Time Dining to chow whenever the clock strikes “hungry.”

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