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Halloween onboard is a good time. Yes there will be people in costumes, trick or treating and a Halloween deck party with costume contest. Happens on all ships the whole month of October.

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Many people do bring costumes and enter the contest.   The costumes range from very detailed to basic and comfortable.   There will be Halloween themed activities thru the week including  Thriller dance class, pumpkin scavenger hunt, scary movie trivia, etc . . .    Lots of fun !!  🧛‍♂️20211030_192037.thumb.jpg.de968c7026a56aba77408e6f96064d2d.jpg

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🧟‍♀️🧛🏻‍♀️  I love 🎃 Halloween time🧡🧡.

 

I’ve been on 2 Halloween cruises with Carnival. One with my Mom and one Solo. Dressed in costumes on both 🥰😁🤣!!   

 

Dress up and enjoy!!

 

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Bobbi
 

 

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I fully encourage you to bring a costume. Some people always plan to sail around Halloween for the extra festivities. 

 

The actual trick or treating is generally reserved for the kids, and is a bit of a scavenger hunt for them to spread them out. But it is mainly on interior decks so if you want to avoid hoards of kids stick to Serenity/pool areas/the casino when its scheduled. 

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Our third October cruise is coming up and I gotta say, the Halloween deck party; costume contests and other treats are an absolute blast! We've enjoyed the Halloween activities on the Mardi Gras and the Sunshine and are looking forward to the festivities on the Vista in just 64 days.  (And yes, my costume is ready!) I've also booked a Halloween cruise on the Vista next year too because, well, why not?!   We have celebrated our wedding anniversary, Independence Day, and New Year's Eve on prior cruises, but hands-down, Halloween cruises are my favorite! 

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Halloween on a Carnival ship is soooooo much fun!  There are a lot of things to do - from haunted trivia contests, "Thriller" dance lessons, to pumpkin carving, to costume contests, to trick or treating - there's something for everyone.   Carnival really gets into the spirit and the deck parties are a blast!  

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I do have a Scooby Doo costume that i am definitely bringing now that i have seen all of your responses.  Thank You

PS: so the wife said i don't know you while your wearing that !!! LOL

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There is a costume competition with prizes for individuals and groups. Bring your "A"-game because people's costumes get very ingenious, clever, high-quality and creative.

 

There was a Halloween-themed dessert in the Main Dining Room.  Creative, but other Carnival desserts are tastier.

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On 8/16/2024 at 9:24 PM, Rubberband1293 said:

Our third October cruise is coming up and I gotta say, the Halloween deck party; costume contests and other treats are an absolute blast! We've enjoyed the Halloween activities on the Mardi Gras and the Sunshine and are looking forward to the festivities on the Vista in just 64 days.  (And yes, my costume is ready!) I've also booked a Halloween cruise on the Vista next year too because, well, why not?!   We have celebrated our wedding anniversary, Independence Day, and New Year's Eve on prior cruises, but hands-down, Halloween cruises are my favorite! 

My family of 7 will be on that Halloween vista cruise as well! We are have our costumes bought and our ducks ready!

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On 8/17/2024 at 3:55 PM, royal3 said:

Based upon our 3 Halloween cruises, about 15-20% will wear a costume on Halloween. 

 

It's been more than that in my experience but never a majority or even close to it, maybe a third. Far more children than adults as you can imagine.

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On 8/17/2024 at 2:55 PM, royal3 said:

Based upon our 3 Halloween cruises, about 15-20% will wear a costume on Halloween. 

Yep. If you are a light packer like I am, you might not want to waste room on a costume I enjoy seeing other people's costumes more than I like wearing my own. 

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On 8/17/2024 at 12:38 PM, Out of Iowa said:

There is a costume competition with prizes for individuals and groups. Bring your "A"-game because people's costumes get very ingenious, clever, high-quality and creative.

 

There was a Halloween-themed dessert in the Main Dining Room.  Creative, but other Carnival desserts are tastier.

I hope one day I can do a carnival holiday especially Halloween do they do trick or treating on the ship? 
 

I might need to save for that next year lol 

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Last night I booked a Halloween cruise for next month without even realizing it. I only noticed this morning when a booked the time off in my work calendar. Guess I'm going to miss my department's Halloween Party (which is slightly complicated since I'm the department director). Oh well, the sea is calling and I must go.

 

Now I just have to see if I can talk Mr. SRQ into wearing a costume... 

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6 hours ago, jimbo5544 said:

We dis it o. The Magic.  It was a great time.  Highly recommend it.  They did a thing  on Lido.  Well over 500 were there dressed.  

In my experiences it is a lot. The parade of costumes could seem endless. Some ports seem to be more int it. Some really elaborate costumes can be found on cruises from New Orleans and Los Angeles areas. I would imagine New York as well. The Fun Ship legend continues.

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7 hours ago, BlerkOne said:

In my experiences it is a lot. The parade of costumes could seem endless. Some ports seem to be more int it. Some really elaborate costumes can be found on cruises from New Orleans and Los Angeles areas. I would imagine New York as well. The Fun Ship legend continues.

Blew me away how much they were into it

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On 8/16/2024 at 10:40 PM, Rubberband1293 said:

Halloween on a Carnival ship is soooooo much fun!  There are a lot of things to do - from haunted trivia contests, "Thriller" dance lessons, to pumpkin carving, to costume contests, to trick or treating - there's something for everyone.   Carnival really gets into the spirit and the deck parties are a blast!  

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Thank you for sharing the pictures 

 

it looks fun! I never did a themed cruise or holiday cruise 

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