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ITEM VIEW: CG123998
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Carnival Cruise Line, Wet Chips
Type: Cruise Ship
Status: Open
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| Carnival Corporation added its 100th cruise ship to its fleet on Wednesday April 27, 2011 with the delivery of the Carnival Magic. This illustration depicts the new vessel along with the companys first ship, Carnival Cruise Lines Mardi Gras which began service in 1972. At 130,000 gross tons, the Carnival Magic is almost five times the size of the Mardi Gras 27,250 tons. Carnival Magic stretches 1,004 feet in length with a beam of 158 feet and a capacity of 3,690 guests compared to the Mardi Gras 650-foot length and 86.5-foot beam and passenger capacity of 906.
The following collectible's were found on-board Carnival Cruise Line ships. |
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CG123998
Added: 2014-03-13
Last Update: 2016-09-18
Mold: Plain
Contributed by: Jim Follis
These chips are used as prizes in the quarter "pusher machines". They sit atop a bed of quarters, onto which a player drops more quarters through a slot. The pushers, cyclically push the bed of quarters towards a collection trough. Most quarters are collected as casino profit, but a few drop into a payoff tray for the player. Sometimes chips like these will fall into the payoff tray as well. Pusher machines have also been used to float cash and dice (as key chains) for prizes. Winning this chip yields a Mystery prize. This style is no longer used.
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