To celebrate Carnival Spirit’s impending arrival into her new home port of Brisbane in 2020, Carnival Cruise Line brought fun to the skies and streets of the CBD.
The skies lit up with Carnival’s firework show at Redcliffe KiteFest 2018 on Saturday. The display took place in the foreground of the new International Cruise Terminal at Port of Brisbane (which is currently under development).
Earlier in the day, locals were also treated to a special visit from Little Carnival, the brand’s newest and smallest ship, made by a 3D printer. The pedal-powered mini ship was joined by Flight Centre’s very own ‘Captain’, Richard Klinge of Noosa.
Carnival Spirit will commence sailing from Brisbane in 2020 – the brand’s first ever ship to call Brisbane home. To book your fun, family-friendly cruise from Queensland, visit your local travel agent, visit carnival.com.au or call 13 31 94.
FLIGHT CENTRE SAILS LITTLE CARNIVAL INTO THE HEART OF BRISBANE
Flight Centre’s very own Captain, Richard Klinge joined by Carnival Cruise Line’s National Account Manager, Mark Richards and Little Carnival
Carnival Cruise Line’s National Account Manager, Mark Richards, takes Little Carnival for a cruise down the main streets of the Brisbane CBD
Flight Centre’s Captain, Richard Klinge sails through the CBD, celebrating Carnival Spirit’s Brisbane arrival in 2020
FROM THE SEAS TO THE SKY: CARNIVAL CRUISE LINE BRINGS THE FUN AT REDCLIFFE KITEFEST
Carnival Cruise Line’s National Account Manager, Mark Richards with Carnival’s giant funnel at Redcliffe KiteFest
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