It s Carnival s newest and largest ship, and the first one powered by liquefied natural gas.
The ship s arrival has become a bit of a phenomenon locally, as thousand of people may be converging on Port Canaveral to view the ship s arrival.
A Facebook group called Carnival Mardi Gras Welcoming Party recently was created, and now has about 1,600 members. Many of them plan to come to the port to view the ship s arrival, and some have rented hotel rooms Thursday night in Cape Canaveral, so their commute to the port is short early Friday. Others have rented the campgrounds facilities and pavilions at Jetty Park.
Body wash with Mardi Gras scent puzzles New Orleans residents Share Updated: 1:05 PM CDT May 27, 2021 WDSU Digital Team
The latest breaking updates, delivered straight to your email inbox. Share Updated: 1:05 PM CDT May 27, 2021 WDSU Digital Team A photo of a body wash claiming to smell like Mardi Gras is making New Orleans residents turn their heads. Softsoap released a limited edition body wash scent called Mardi Gras. A photo of the body wash was posted online with the caption: The body wash that nobody asked for. In fact.if you have ever experienced what Mardi Gras actually smells like I promise you this ain’t it and you certainly wouldn’t wanna bathe in it. Comments under the post from people who have experienced Mardi Gras were intrigued by what the soap smelled like. Many hoped it smelled like King Cake instead of sweat, mud and alcohol.
The many puzzle pieces of the return of cruising look to be falling into place with Port Canaveral officials optimistic that cruise lines will get the OK to start test sailings from the Central Florida port as early as late June or early July.