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TSS MARDI GRAS - Carnival's First Fun Ship
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TSS MARDI GRAS - Carnival's First Fun Ship

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TSS MARDI GRAS (1972)
Carnival Cruise Line



Welcome to the (new) TSS MARDI GRAS. This release is a reintroduction and rebuild of my very first ship build ever TSS Mardi Gras! She is a converted build from Empress of Canada and comes with a refreshed cruising interior and is fully explorable. This version of Mardi Gras is built close to her early 1990s form.





Build Details
Scale: 1.5:1

Optimized for Version: 1.21.101 (Bedrock) & 1.21.8 (Java)

Copyright
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TSS MARDI GRAS - Carnival's First Fun Ship Minecraft Map


History & Statistics
History
Name
  • 1961–1972: Empress of Canada
  • 1972–1993: Mardi Gras
  • 1993: Olympic
  • 1993: Star of Texas
  • 1994–1995: Lucky Star
  • 1995–2003: Apollon
Operator
Port of registry
BuilderVickers-Armstrongs, Walker, Newcastle upon Tyne, England
Yard number171[​1]
Launched10 May 1960[​1]
CompletedMarch 1961
Maiden voyage24 April 1961
In service1961
Out of service2003
IdentificationIMO number: 5103936
FateScrapped at Alang, India in 2003
General characteristics
Tonnage
Length650 ft (198.12 m)
Beam86.6 ft (26.40 m)
Draught29 ft (8.84 m)
Installed power30,000 shp (22,000 kW)
PropulsionGeared turbines, twin screw
Speed20 kn (37 km/h; 23 mph)[​1]
CapacityAs built, 192 1st class, 856 tourist class[​1]
Crew470[​1]
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