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Written by Marine Web Club
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Friday, 27 August 2010 08:51 |
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 Throughout the past few months Florida has been benefiting from its gambling expansion , and Jacksonville is the next city in line to take advantage - although, not within the city. The city of Jacksonville is no stranger to day cruises through gambling cruises, however the industry had taken an unfortunate turn for the worse when the previous operator, SunCruz, had went belly up.
Now the gambling industry is returning to Jacksonville through a new gambling cruise ship, dubbed Jacks or Better.
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Entertainment -
Cruise
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Written by Marine Web Club
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Wednesday, 18 August 2010 12:30 |
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 Port of Palm Beach officials announce the reopening of the selection process for Palm Beach County's next casino cruise liner. On Saturday, after representatives for the Surfside Princess neglected to pay the $25,000 security deposit that was due by August 14 to guarantee a space at the port, Executive Director Manuel Almira anounced he's ready to negotiate with other companies.
"I would like to see a cruise casino ship operating out of the Port of Palm Beach by December of this year. And I see no reason why we can't,'' said Almira.
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Entertainment -
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Written by Marine Web Club
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Monday, 16 August 2010 10:38 |
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 Just hours venturing into a seven-day Caribbean cruise with his family, a 21-year-old man suffered what was believed to be a severe allergic reaction to food and died on board Norwegian Cruise Line's Epic, forcing hundreds of passengers to return to the Port of Miami early Sunday.
The death of the unidentified young man -- ultimately of a heart attack -- cast melancholy on the beginning of a seven-day Caribbean cruise, which included ports of call in St. Maarten, St. Thomas and Nassau.
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Entertainment -
Cruise
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Written by Marine Web Club
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Friday, 16 July 2010 11:25 |
 Norwegian Cruise Lines' new mega ship Epic is currently winding up her first "official" cruise after media and travel agent hype and a series of short, "maiden" voyages on both sides of the Atlantic.The Epic is able to carry 4,200 passengers, is 329 metres long and 40 metres wide and ranks fifth in size compared to other mega cruise line ships.
Using the double occupancy figures (with more sharing volume, this can be at least 10-per-cent higher), Epic and Royal's two giants will load nearly 15,000 Caribbean-bound guests per week.
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Entertainment -
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Written by Marine Web Club
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Monday, 28 June 2010 00:00 |
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 After years of hitting the high seas on glitzy-glam cruise liners packed-full of shops, restaurants-and 3,000 passengers-many cruise travelers are currently setting a course for smaller ships.
As mega ships like Royal Caribbean's 5,400-passenger Oasis of the Seas made the biggest splash, over a third of the new boats added by Cruise Lines International Association members last year carry only 150 passengers or less.
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