Carnival Adventure

The 2001-built (as "Golden Princess") cruise ship Carnival Adventure (fka Pacific Adventure) was the second GRAND-class vessel in the Princess Cruises fleet, with sisterships Crown, Diamond, Caribbean, Grand, Emerald, Ruby, Star/Carnival Encounter, and Sapphire.

The vessel (IMO number 9192351) is currently Bahamas-flagged (MMSI 311001595) and registered in Nassau. Previously, she was UK-flagged (MMSI 235113472) and registered in Southampton.

History - Construction and Ownership

Carnival Cruise Line (CCL) is a US-based shipping company, a trademarked brand, and a subsidiary of Carnival Corporation (the shipowner). CCL was founded in 1972 as an independent company by Ted Arison (1924–1999, co-founder of NCL Norwegian).

CCL operates the Corporation's largest fleet by both number of vessels and gross tonnage (volume/passenger capacity). In 2023, CCL held approximately 9% of the global cruise industry revenue and 19% of passenger share. In 2024, Carnival Corporation controlled around 51% of the US$64+ billion cruise industry.

In 2020, Golden Princess was transferred to P&O Australia and renamed "Pacific Adventure" following a scheduled drydock refurbishment in 2021. In November 2021, Star Princess joined the fleet as "Pacific Encounter," replacing the smaller Pacific Jewel (scrapped in 2021 as "MS Karnika").

In May 2024, Carnival Corporation announced the termination of P&O Cruises Australia's operations and the brand's discontinuation in 2025. Pacific Explorer is scheduled to be retired in February 2025 (sold or scrapped), while Pacific Encounter and Pacific Adventure will remain in Australia under the Carnival Cruise Line brand, renamed "Carnival Encounter" and "Carnival Adventure."

In March 2025, both Pacific Adventure and Pacific Encounter were temporarily taken out of service for unscheduled drydocking. As of April 2025, they are operated by Carnival Cruise Line. The other Carnival Australia ship is the Carnival Splendor, which is homeported year-round in Sydney, NSW.

Decks and Cabins

Pacific Adventure staterooms total 1316, including 736 with balconies (78% of the 950 outside rooms). There are 26 wheelchair-accessible cabins (1 window suite, 12 balcony, 4 outside, 9 inside). The number of standard balcony staterooms is 560, and Suites and Mini-Suites number 260.

The ship has 18 decks, of which 13 are accessible to passengers and 9 include cabins.

Review / Shipboard Facilities and Amenities

The 3100-passenger Pacific Adventure offers a wide range of dining experiences, including specialty venues by Melbourne chef Johnny Di Francesco and Australian chef Luke Mangan. Guests can enjoy thrilling waterslides, a kids’ aquapark, an extreme sports park (P&O Edge), and barefoot bowling on the top deck. Leisure and relaxation amenities include a day spa, cabana-style pool areas, several swimming pools, outdoor Jacuzzis/hot tubs, and live music and entertainment.

As part of P&O Australia's evolving onboard culinary offerings, Pacific Adventure’s 2021 drydock introduced two new casual dining venues: "Luke's Grill" (by Luke Mangan) and "400 Gradi" (a Neapolitan pizzeria by Johnny Di Francesco). Additional options include the line’s signature Waterfront Restaurant (Main Dining Room), Angelo’s (Italian), Dragon Lady (Asian), and The Pantry (a buffet-style international marketplace with 9 food outlets). Guests can also use the “Big Red Phone” to order pizza for poolside delivery.

Deck 4 accommodates all crew cabins, the Tender Embarkation/Disembarkation areas, and the Infirmary/Hospital/Medical Center, staffed by onboard physicians and nurses available 24/7.

Deck 5 houses the Lobby (Lobby Lounge, Carnival Adventures/Shore Excursions and Tours, Cherry on Top), served by Lilly's Bar, Charlie's Bar, and Avalon Cafe. This deck is also home to the lower level of the Marquee Theater and the aft-located Waterfront Restaurant.

The Waterfront is a complimentary dining venue open for breakfast (7:30–9:30 am), lunch (12–1 pm), and dinner (5–9 pm). Lunch offerings include salads, soups, pasta, chicken pho, wraps, sandwiches, burgers, fish, cheesecake, pies, fresh fruit, and cheese plates. The dinner menu features seared ahi tuna, ocean trout, lamb shanks, pork chops, chili chicken wings, vegetable moussaka, curry, ravioli, assorted salads, pavlova, chocolate rolls, trifle, and cheese and fruit plates.

Deck 6 features the Marquee Theatre (a three-deck show lounge hosting large-scale evening productions, daily trivia, bingo, game shows, culinary demos, workshops, seminars, and kids’ talent shows), the Casino (with slot machines and gaming tables, also hosting Texas Hold'em and Pokies tournaments), and The Bonded Store. The Atrium on this deck includes the Reception/Guest Services Desk (open 24 hours) and The Fun Shops (duty-free shopping complex open 8 am–midnight) offering Carnival-branded merchandise.

Also on Deck 6 are the youth lounges: Circle C (for ages 12–14, with movies, games, parties, and activities) and Club O2 (for teens, offering movies, video games, karaoke, parties, and exclusive shore excursions).

Midship on Deck 6 is Angelo's Restaurant, a complimentary dining venue for Italian cuisine, with menu items like slow-cooked pork neck, veal shank ragout, fontina and pumpkin arancini, osso buco, seafood cacciucco, pan-fried gnocchi, and desserts like crispy cannoli. Dinner reservations can be made at the Reception Desk.

Also midship is Luke's Bar & Grill (Luke Mangan Restaurant), a fast-casual dining spot with takeaway options. It serves burgers, hotdogs, chicken wings, kebabs, fries, and prawns. Though food here is not complimentary, prices are reasonable. The venue also functions as a specialty restaurant for lunch and dinner, featuring signature dishes like Kingfish Sashimi, licorice parfait, Barramundi for two, and the Kitchen beef slider. Wine and beer are available.

Aft on Deck 6 is Dragon Lady, an Asian restaurant offering a banquet-style dining experience with shared dishes such as Indian spiced duck samosas, Vietnamese rice paper rolls, Chinese dumplings, Japanese tempura-crusted sushi rolls, barramundi green curry, honey prawns, and chicken satay. Desserts include mango and sticky coconut rice, apple caramel milkshake, and salted dark chocolate cake with sesame ice cream. Dinner reservations are required and can be made at Reception.

Deck 7 includes the Promenade—an outdoor open-air space for walking and relaxation—as well as the uppermost level of the Marquee Theater (level 3 of 3), the Ocean Bar (Atrium venue with lounge seating, dance floor, and a live performance stage, also hosting art auctions), the Casino, Fun Shops, Pixels Photo Gallery, Luke’s Bar & Grill, Adventure Hotel (piano bar and English-style pub), Black Circus Theatre (show lounge with a full-service bar), and Piano Bar 88 (cocktail lounge with themed music nights, live piano performances, singalongs, and trivia).

• Black Circus Theatre is an entertainment lounge with a stage for performances by guest comedians, singers, illusionists, and cabaret-style acts. It features a full-service bar and a supper club ambiance, though it lacks full-size dining tables. Seating is arranged in rows with ledges for drinks. During the day, the venue hosts kids' TC & Skipper's Island Adventure Show, The Edge's laser tag sessions, and screenings of early evening movies.
• The Trattoria is an Italian restaurant offering complimentary lunch and a la carte dinner. At lunchtime, it operates as a waiter-served Pasta Bar with made-to-order pasta (Linguini, Penne, Farfalle), sauces (Red Clam, Pomodoro, Bolognese, Alfredo), and a variety of toppings (grilled chicken, sausage, shrimp, vegetables). Additional options include meat lasagna, Caesar salad, and bread. Dinner is by reservation and carries a surcharge ($15 for adults, $5 for kids under 12). The menu includes antipasti, arancini, calamari, meatballs, salads, pasta, grilled salmon, desserts (tiramisu, cannoli, apple tart), specialty coffees, wines, Italian beers, cocktails, and after-dinner liqueurs. The kids’ menu features spaghetti with meatballs, chicken tenders, fish fingers, mac and cheese, and cannoli. Dinner includes entertainment with staff performing Italian songs.

Deck 14 houses the Navigation Bridge/Wheelhouse and the midship pool area with two swimming pools (Main Pool and Family Pool), four Jacuzzis/hot tubs, and a band stage. The Family Pool is served by The Bar, while the Main Pool is served by The Pizzeria (Pizza Bar), Luke’s Burger Bar, the Pool Bar, and the Ice Cream Bar.

Also on Deck 14 are The Pantry and the Oasis Pool Deck.

• The Pantry is a complimentary buffet-style marketplace with nine fresh food outlets. It is open for breakfast (6:30–11:30 am), lunch (11:30 am–3:30 pm), British Pub Lunch on selected days (11:30 am–1:30 pm), and dinner (5:30–11 pm). Outlets include McGregor’s Garden (salads), Stix (stir fry), Mexicana (tacos and burritos), Curry House, Hook’s (fish and chips), Nic & Toni’s (Italian), Fat Cow (carvery), Kettle & Bun (soups and sandwiches), and Sugar Bar (desserts). There is also a bar, a performance stage, and a dance floor. A kids' dinner is held daily at 4:15 pm for children aged 3–10, with highchairs available.
• The Oasis Bar is a poolside bar serving the aft-located Oasis Pool (on Deck 12) and the adults-only sunbathing area on Deck 14.

Forward on Deck 15 is the wellness complex (Cloud 9 Spa), which includes treatment rooms, saunas, and relaxation areas. This deck also features the Sky Bar (serving the sundeck), Camp Ocean (kids' club with age-specific activities and entertainment), Seaside Theater (outdoor cinema with LED screen), Dreams Studio (photography studio), Family Pool Area, and the Bondi Conference Room.

Deck 16 forward houses the Byron Beach Club—an adults-only open-air sundeck with one swimming pool, two Jacuzzis, padded loungers, steward service (light meals), and private cabanas with spa services. It also provides direct access to the Cloud 9 Spa Pool on Deck 15. Also on Deck 16 are the Kids’ Restroom, Edge Adventure Park, and the spa hot tubs served by The Sunset Bar.

Deck 17 includes the Magra Dome (a sliding glass roof over the Deck 15 pool area), the Sports Court (multi-sport area for basketball, volleyball, and European football), The Walkway (walking/jogging track with scenic paths), and Altitude Nightclub—a disco lounge with a full-service bar and DJ programming that functions as an observation lounge during the day.

Deck 18 aft features another Sports Court for basketball, volleyball, and football, as well as a continuation of The Walkway (jogging track) and the Altitude Nightclub. The nightclub is accessible via two elevators or stairs from The Oasis relaxation area on Deck 16.

Itineraries

Carnival Adventure operates year-round from its homeport in Sydney (NSW, Australia).

In October 2018, P&O Australia announced the inaugural season for Pacific Adventure, featuring 2020 voyages of 13 nights or more. The winter 2020 program included 132 departures, with 57 short breaks (2–4 nights) from Auckland (NZ), Brisbane (QLD), Melbourne, and Sydney.

Longer itineraries offered themed onboard activities, including current affairs, arts and crafts, culinary sessions, workshops, guest speaker events, and Masquerade Balls.

Pacific Adventure’s maiden voyage was scheduled for October 12, 2020—an 18-night repositioning cruise from Singapore (drydock location) to Sydney. The itinerary included calls in Malaysia (Penang, Langkawi) and Australia (Cairns, Darwin, Airlie Beach, Brisbane, Sydney), with fares starting from USD 2400 (quad occupancy).

Following the COVID-19 pandemic, the ship resumed service from Sydney on October 22, 2022. Post-restart itineraries included roundtrips to Australian destinations (Moreton Island, Great Barrier Reef, Tasmania), themed events (e.g., Melbourne Cup), cruises-to-nowhere, as well as voyages to New Zealand and South Pacific Islands (Fiji, Vanuatu, New Caledonia).

The Fincantieri Monfalcone-built Golden Princess is a GRAND-class vessel. Its godmother was Merlisa George ("Miss USVI" at the time). The ship’s maiden voyage departed on May 16, 2001, on a UK-to-Mediterranean itinerary from Southampton to Barcelona.

A fun fact: between 1993 and 1997, the name "Golden Princess" was used by MV Boudicca (operated by Fred Olsen).

Carnival Adventure (Monfalcone shipyard, hull number 6050) is powered by Wartsila-Sulzer marine diesel engines (models 8ZAV40S and 8ZAL40) with a combined output of 63.36 MW.

In December 2019, the ship became the fleet's first Australia-based vessel (homeport Melbourne, Victoria) to feature MedallionNet technology. That year, the technology was also introduced to fleetmates Coral (April), Island (May), Crown (June), Emerald (August), and Sky (October).

Pacific Adventure refurbishment 2024 review

Pacific Adventure's drydock in 2024 (February 16–March 2) was completed by Seatrium Marine at its Admiralty Yard in Singapore.

The project introduced several new features and upgrades:

The exclusive Byron Beach Club Cabanas were added, providing premium experiences with shaded areas, dedicated beverage and towel service, complimentary bottled water, a US$100 food credit, and amenities including mini-bar fridge, TV, and fan. Each cabana accommodates up to four guests.

Poolside decks were enhanced with new daybeds, and a new ship-wide sound system was installed.

Upgrades to the Elemis at Sea Spa included new treatment beds and equipment, along with a new barber’s chair in the salon.

Additional enhancements included 15,000 m² (~161,500 ft²) of new carpeting, 3,700 m² (~40,000 ft²) of new turf, 3,000 m² (~33,000 ft²) of repainting, and updates to approximately 2,000 pieces of furniture.

Pacific Adventure refurbishment 2021 review

Before joining the P&O Australia fleet, the ship underwent drydocking at Fincantieri Trieste ATSM Shipyard in Trieste, Italy (August 16–September 4, 2021) for general maintenance, full repainting (hull and superstructure), and various renovations.

The vessel received a new livery featuring the Southern Cross on the bow, new dining options (via partnerships with celebrity chefs Luke Mangan and Johnny Di Francesco), redesigned venues (Adventure Hotel, Blue Room), and four new restaurants: Angelo’s (Italian), Dragon Lady (Asian), The Waterfront, and The Pantry (buffet with fresh food outlets). Staterooms and public areas were also refurbished.

P&O Pacific Adventure ship review

The hull features P&O Australia’s new livery with the Southern Cross, a national symbol of Australia and New Zealand.

The 3100-passenger ship offers diverse dining options from award-winning chefs Johnny Di Francesco and Luke Mangan. Onboard attractions include waterslides, a kids' aquapark, P&O Edge Adventure Park (extreme sports), and barefoot bowling. Leisure amenities include a day spa, cabana-style pool areas, multiple swimming pools and Jacuzzis, and live entertainment.

Pacific Adventure’s 2021 refurbishment added two casual dining venues: "Luke’s Grill" (by Luke Mangan) and "400 Gradi" (Neapolitan pizzeria by Johnny Di Francesco). Additional venues include the signature Waterfront Restaurant (Main Dining Room), Angelo’s (Italian), Dragon Lady (Asian), and The Pantry (international buffet with 9 outlets). Guests can order pizza poolside via the Big Red Phone delivery service.

Deck 4 includes crew cabins, the Tender Embarkation area, and the Infirmary (Medical Center with 24-hour service).

Deck 5 features The Grand Atrium (three decks high with a live performance stage), Lobby Hall (Lounge, Shore Excursions Desk), and venues such as Lilly’s Bar, Charlie’s Bar, Avalon Café, and the Waterfront Restaurant. It’s also the lower level of P&O Retail (spanning decks 5-6-7).

The Waterfront Restaurant offers complimentary meals: breakfast (7:30–9:30 am), lunch (12–1 pm), and dinner (5–9 pm). Lunch options include salads, soups, wraps, sandwiches, burgers, pasta, pho, cheesecake, and cheese plates. Dinner includes seared ahi tuna, ocean trout, lamb shanks, pork chops, chili wings, vegetable moussaka, curry, ravioli, pavlova, and more.

Deck 6 houses the Marquee Theatre (two levels), the Casino (slots and gaming tables), The Bonded Store (bar with tasting classes), Reception Desk, and various shops. Dining venues include Angelo’s (Italian, reservation required), Luke’s Bar & Grill (burgers, hotdogs, specialty dishes), and Dragon Lady (Asian, banquet-style dining, reservation required).

Deck 7 features the Promenade, Marquee Theatre’s upper level, Ocean Bar, Casino, shops, IMAGES Photo Gallery, Luke’s Grill, Noosa Room, Adventure Hotel (pub), Blue Room (live music and dance), 400 Gradi (pizzeria), and Black Circus Theatre (cabaret-style venue for shows and events).

• The Blue Room transforms into a nightclub with live blues sessions at night.
• 400 Gradi is open for lunch (12–1:30 pm) and dinner (6–11 pm), offering dine-in or takeaway pizza.
• Black Circus Theatre offers comedy, illusionist, and cabaret performances. It’s also used for kids' shows, laser tag, and movies.

Deck 14 features the Navigation Bridge, midship pool areas (Main Pool and Family Pool), four Jacuzzis, a band stage, and bars including Magrodome Bar, Grandi Pronto (pizza), Luke’s Burger Bar, Pool Bar, and Ice Cream Bar.

The Pantry (Deck 14) is the buffet restaurant/marketplace with 9 food outlets and live entertainment. It’s open for breakfast (6:30–11:30 am), lunch (11:30 am–3:30 pm), pub lunch (select days), and dinner (5:30–11 pm). In the evenings, Shell & Bones (a la carte) opens. Kids’ dinners are held daily at 4:15 pm.

The Oasis Bar serves the aft Oasis Pool and adults-only sundeck on Deck 14.

Deck 15 houses the wellness complex (Elemis Spa), including Byron Beach Pool, Jacuzzis, Fitness Center, F45 Studio, Thermal Suite, Rasul room, treatment rooms, salon, barber, and Bondi Bar & Lounge. Complimentary water aerobics is offered. The Youth Center and Lounge are also located here.

Aft on Deck 15 is the Noosa Room (meeting/wedding venue) and Life Photo Studio. Midship is the Big Screen (outdoor cinema with complimentary snacks). Sky Bar serves this sundeck area.

Deck 16 (forward) features the Byron Beach Club—an adults-only retreat with swimming pool, Jacuzzis, padded loungers, steward service, Elemis Spa access, and cabanas. A fee applies. Deck 16 also includes the Youth Center’s upper level with an outdoor playground.

Deck 17 includes the Magra Dome (retractable roof), The Lawn (mini-golf, bowling), P&O Edge facilities (sports park), Waterslide entry, and aft sundeck with Jacuzzis, games (giant chess, shuffleboard), and Sunset Bar.

The 2021 drydock added the Twin-Racer waterslide (135 m / 443 ft long, 16 m / 53 ft high) and P&O Edge Adventure Park (Zipline, Cargo Net, Walk the Plank, Beam Walk, Rock Climbing Wall). These are elevated ~10 m / 33 ft above Deck 16. The slides feature LED lights and sound effects. The kids’ aquapark includes a shaded playground with a dumping bucket and oversized toys.

Deck 18 (aft) houses the Sports Court (multi-sport), The Walkway (jogging track and scenic paths), and Altitude Nightclub (evening disco and daytime observation lounge). Altitude is accessible via two elevators or stairs from The Oasis (Deck 16).

Pacific Adventure inaugural cruise 2020 itineraries

Golden Princess' final voyage under Princess Cruises was a 30-day repositioning cruise from Alaska to Asia (Vancouver to Singapore), priced from ~USD 2700 per person.

The renamed Golden Princess was expected to start cruises (as "Pacific Adventure") for P&O Australia with the 18-day repositioning cruise from Singapore to Sydney NSW.

The voyage was also available for booking as a 16-day Singapore to Brisbane itinerary. However, the relocation itinerary was canceled in July.

The 6-day "Melbourne Cup Carnival" Sydney roundtrip became the ship's new Maiden Voyage (in Australia).

The inaugural NZ cruise is the 13-day "Kiwi Adventure"

Follows the inaugural 14-day South Pacific Islands itinerary "Bounty Adventure"

Golden Princess Australia Cruise Itineraries 2018-2019

For the first time, Princess Cruises’ 2018 itinerary program featured round-trip voyages from Port Adelaide, Australia to New Zealand.

The ship's inaugural departure on this route was scheduled for January 8, 2018, with call ports including Melbourne (Australia), and Dunedin, Akaroa, Wellington, Gisborne, Tauranga, Auckland, and Fiordland National Park (New Zealand).

Golden Princess Asia-Alaska Cruise 2018

In April–May 2018, Princess Cruises operated the "Epic Adventure" itinerary—an extended one-way cruise from Singapore to Alaska. The voyage was offered in two segments: a 29-day sailing to Whittier, Alaska, and a 36-day voyage to Vancouver, Canada.

The following table displays the longer itinerary, including ports of call and scheduled dates/times. Prices started at USD 5700 per person (based on double occupancy in an inside cabin). The shorter Singapore–Whittier segment was priced from USD 2730 per person.

According to the company, the longer-than-usual repositioning cruise was developed in response to growing demand from Asian travelers who preferred to embark closer to home and sail all the way to Alaska, rather than booking only the 7-day "Alaska Grand Adventure" itinerary. The route also appealed to Asian passengers by linking several popular regional ports known for themed attractions and local cuisine.

Golden Princess Ship Review

All Golden Princess dining venues featured open seating, including specialty restaurants Sabatini’s Italian and Crown Grill (both requiring reservations and an additional charge per person). The Wheelhouse Bar served complimentary pub lunches. A grill and pizzeria offered casual, complimentary fast-food snacks. Premium ice cream and branded coffee were available at extra charge from ice cream bars and patisseries. A wine bar provided a curated selection of fine wines, artisan cheeses, and evening bites. Additional options included the Chef’s Table experience, Ultimate Balcony Dining, Afternoon Tea, and Room Service. Below is a complete list of Golden Princess restaurants and food bars:

• Bernini Restaurant (aft Dining Room; dinner only with “Anytime Dining” from 5:30 p.m. to 10 p.m.)
• Crown Grill (160-seat steakhouse/seafood restaurant; reservations recommended; serves complimentary British Pub Lunch on select days)
• Donatello Restaurant (forward Dining Room; open for Breakfast 7–9 a.m., Lunch 12–1:30 p.m., Afternoon Tea 3:30–4:30 p.m.; offers “Anytime Dining” for Dinner between 5:30–8 p.m. and 8–10 p.m.)
• Canaletto Restaurant (aft Dining Room; dinner only with two fixed seatings at 5:45 p.m. and 8 p.m.)
• Sabatini’s Restaurant (Italian specialty restaurant; reservations recommended)
• Trident Grill & Prego Pizzeria (self-service, complimentary fast-food bar)
• Horizon Court (self-service buffet restaurant; complimentary)
• Sterling Steakhouse (specialty dining venue)

Vista Lounge and Princess Theater were the main show venues. Princess Theater featured tiered orchestra and stadium seating with several box sections. Vista Lounge offered a cabaret-style layout with grouped chairs and small tables beside large windows. Explorers Lounge and Wheelhouse Bar (located adjacent on the Promenade Deck) hosted smaller events such as karaoke, piano performances, live band sets, themed parties, and trivia games. Below is a complete list of Golden Princess lounges, bars, clubs, and other entertainment venues for all ages:

• The Piazza Atrium (three-deck open-floor space featuring live performances and the Piazza lobby bar)
• Princess Fine Arts Gallery; Photo Gallery & Shop; Platinum Studio
• International Café (24-hour specialty coffee bar and patisserie)
• Vines Bar (wine, seafood, and sushi bar)
• Library with Internet stations; Internet Café (open 24 hours)
• Princess Golden Theatre (two-level venue for musicals, shows, workshops, seminars, and game shows)
• Players Lounge & Bar (smoking lounge and sports bar)
• Vines Shop; Calypso Cove Shop; Essence Shop; Meridian Bay Shop; Facets Shop
• Grand Casino (gaming lounge with its own bar)
• Promenade Lounge & Bar (live music; also used for seminars)
• Explorers Lounge & Bar (disco/show lounge for karaoke, comedy, game shows, and art auctions)
• Wheelhouse Bar (piano bar by day, English pub by night)
• Scoops Bar (Sundaes Ice Cream Bar; complimentary)
• Outrigger Bar (poolside); Tradewinds Bar
• Golden Lotus Spa Complex; Beauty Salon; Fitness Center with Aerobics Studio
• Hearts & Minds Wedding Chapel
• Movies Under the Stars (outdoor LED cinema with advanced light sensors)
• Video Games Arcade; Teen Center; Youth Center with paddling pool and outdoor play areas
• The Conservatory (recreation area); The Sanctuary (adults-only sundeck); The Oasis relaxation area
• Calypso Reef & Pool; Neptune’s Reef & Pool
• The Skywalker Jogging Track; Sports Court (volleyball, basketball, European football); Shuffleboard, Deck Chess; Princess Links mini-golf course
• Skywalkers Disco Nightclub