What Every Cruiser Needs to Know About Watching the Super Bowl on a Cruise Ship (2024)

FAQs

Can you watch Super Bowl on a cruise ship? ›

You do not have to worry about watching the game when you are in the middle of the ocean. Most high-end cruise lines offer live Super Bowl broadcasts and several games to maintain or build up the hype. However, one thing to note is these Super Bowl broadcasts might not show the commercials.

Super Bowl Sunday

Super Bowl Trivia. Sailgate Party with VIP Seating Challenge and Junior Cruiser Touchdown Dance. Viewing locations are in select bars, lounges and Carnival's Seaside Theater. Themed Casino activities.

What Exactly Is The Super Bowl Cruise? The Super Bowl is not just about a game, it is about a party. What better way to gather friends and complete strangers and party at sea for 5 days non stop. What Happens On The Cruise? From sunrise to sunset and around every corner for 5 days, there's something planned for you.

There are many prohibited items you can't bring on board including weapons, drugs, alcohol or flammable items, but for a smooth security experience, it's best to also avoid questionable objects like scissors, pepper spray or anything that could spark a fire other than lighters – none of which are allowed on a cruise ...

Watching Sports on a Cruise

That depends on the cruise ship and the event. Most major NFL games and other nationally televised and international sporting events will be shown in one of the sports bars, lounges or on the big screen by the pool. These will be televised through an internal feed.

As a football fan who cruises often during the season I have been continually impressed over the years how Carnival caters to the fans who are onboard during this time of year. Multiple NFL games on the sports bar and casino TV's, always games on the giant screen Lido deck, Monday night football on as well.

Event Guests

$708.20 per person based on double occupancy. This prices includes cruise, port fees, taxes, and gratuities. 3/4 guest are an additional cost cheaper than guest one and two.

SkyBox Sports Bar gets you right onto the 50-yard line of onboard sports action. Grab a drink or order some snacks — they're great while kicking back and watching your favorite teams on one of the big screens, or just dropping by to check out real-time scores and headlines on the panoramic ticker.

Guests of all ages can enjoy a lively game of bowling while surrounded by the ship's vibrant energy. For cruise enthusiasts looking to add an extra dimension of entertainment to their voyage, cruise ships with bowling alleys offer an exceptional experience.

Do any cruise ships have bowling? ›

Large cruise ship companies such as Royal Caribbean International, P&O, Disney, and Norwegian Cruise Line all have something special to offer. Believe it or not, Norwegian Cruise Line even has ten pin bowling onboard some of its ships.

Most guests bring $50-$120 cash per day to spend during the cruise. You will have many opportunities to purchase duty free goods, take exciting shore excursions, buy local souvenirs, play your chance in the casino, or enjoy some pampering in the spa.

Avoid arriving at peak boarding time

We recommend getting to the terminal either early, before the rush, or late (after 2 p.m.), when most people are already onboard. You might still have a little wait, but it won't be anything compared to peak boarding time.

What should I wear on embarkation day? Since you most likely will be doing a lot of walking and standing in line, comfortable shoes are key. Dress casually, and don't be surprised to see tropical wear on Caribbean cruises or even groups in matching T-shirts. Also make sure you check the weather beforehand.

It's always game on at Playmakers℠ Sports Bar & Arcade, where you can catch your home team live on 50 screens or face off against your friends.

SkyBox Sports Bar gets you right onto the 50-yard line of onboard sports action. Grab a drink or order some snacks — they're great while kicking back and watching your favorite teams on one of the big screens, or just dropping by to check out real-time scores and headlines on the panoramic ticker.

They usually show the Network games, like the Sunday Night game, Monday Night game, and Thursday night game. They usually also show a could of games from the Sunday schedule, but, as was said, you ned to be up pretty late to watch the evening games.

Your in-cabin TV

Every cabin on every ship has a TV with live channels, films and box sets.