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We have a b2b2b booked for the fall, in an Oceanview cabin. From what I've seen of the amenities for this cabin, it's quite pleasant.
I will be exploring like a kid on the new ship... looking forward to this cruise immensely.
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Sapphire Princess Chatter / Re: Propulsion issues
« Last post by obendus on May 16, 2024, 01:41:25 PM »
This must be a large disappointment for passengers on this voyage. Perhaps this will impact many future cruises on the Sapphire. These things do happen, and hopefully repairs are effected quickly.
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Not surprising given the impact on marine life.
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Is that an odd photograph, or does anyone else see a particularly noticeable bend in the exterior balcony floors? Looks to be through all floors from deck 7 upward, about where the 600 series of cabins changes to the 700's, and does appear to include Horizon Court. It 'must' be the photograph.  :-\
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"This four-night voyage to Tasmania departs January 25, 2025 and provides for guests to immerse themselves in a once-in-a-lifetime Sydney Swans experience featuring special events and activities dedicated to fans."

https://www.sydneyswans.com.au/news/1555381/princess-cruises-sydney-swans-unveil-unique-fan-experience

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"This cruise ship isn’t a floating retirement village by any means with over 30 different restaurant and bar locations, a multi-storey spa and more entertainment options than you can visit in the time available."

https://menshealth.com.au/is-cruising-the-best-way-to-travel/

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"Visitors to a tiny beach in Cornwall were greeted with the surreal sight of a giant 113,000 tonnes cruise ship today (Thursday, May 16). Too big to dock in the harbour, the 952ft Caribbean Princess dropped its anchor off a small cove on the Roseland peninsula, using St Anthony Head to shelter from strong south-easterly winds whilst it tendered its passengers to Falmouth."

"With the headland offering some shelter from the south-easterly winds, the cruise ship was guided into position and dropped anchor."

 https://www.cornwalllive.com/whats-on/whats-on-news/gallery/dramatic-pictures-huge-cruise-ship-9288627

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In a notification sent to passengers, a spokesperson said: “Please be advised that due to recent restrictions on cruise ships in Rockland, Maine, Enchanted Princess will no longer call to Rockland on Tuesday, September 3 and will instead call to Eastport, Maine.

“Additionally, we will no longer call at Newport, Rhode Island on Sunday, September 1 and will instead spend the day at sea.”

https://www.express.co.uk/travel/cruise/1899815/princess-cruises-usa-cancelled-rockland

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:Starting July 1, operators including Royal Caribbean, Carnival Cruise Line, Princess Cruises, and Celebrity Cruise line will start advertising prices that include those port fees, taxes and any other fees you would be obligated to pay."

https://www.khou.com/article/news/news-explainers/the-why/cruise-pricing-hidden-fees-why/285-c2fb39ac-3074-4e6f-ba61-7b2915afc154
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Sapphire Princess Chatter / Re: Propulsion issues
« Last post by Host Mike on May 16, 2024, 08:14:25 AM »
MarineTraffic.com reports that Sapphire Princess is currently sailing at 13 knots.  Ship bridge camera description says Sapphire Princess is now bound for Whittier.  Previous schedule said that they will dock on Saturday.  It appears that Glacier Bay and College Fjord could be now off the schedule. We've heard that passengers will receive a big part of their fare refunded along with a large FCC.
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