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Princess Cruises Sapphire Princess
While our cruise on Sapphire Princess was agreeable, it didn’t stand out in any particular way. The experience seemed geared to appeal to the broadest audience possible.
Carnival Cruise Lines Carnival Spirit
As the vessel that launched a new class of ships for the Carnival line in 2001, Carnival Spirit is a mid-sized cruise ship that largely delivers good value for money.
Celebrity Cruises Celebrity Eclipse
The Celebrity Eclipse is a beautifully designed vessel, and we discovered classy art and handsome hand-blown glass pieces throughout the ship’s common areas. However, the dining was a mixed bag.
Holland America Line ms Nieuw Amsterdam
While the original Nieuw Amsterdam was a sail and steam ship launched in 1906, this “nieuwest” version is an 86,000-ton vessel that represents the largest ship in Holland America’s fleet.
Princess Cruises Ruby Princess
The Ruby Princess was designed to be an escape for couples – even if their kids are voyaging with them. While there are definitely amenities for all kids to enjoy, including age-appropriate centers, events, and activities, the majority of the on-board attractions are designed for adults.
Cunard Line Queen Mary 2
The flagship liner, the Queen Mary 2, is the largest Cunarder on the ocean, named the world's Top Large Resort Ship by the 2012 Berlitz Complete Guide to Cruising.
Disney Cruise Line Disney Dream
The Dream is beautifully designed in the Art Deco tradition with a hefty dose of Disney culture mixed in.
Carnival Cruise Lines Carnival Freedom
The Carnival Freedom is a fun, lively ship available at a modest price point. Just don't expect gourmet food, although the extra-charge Steakhouse was an excellent reprieve from the basic fare in the ship's main dining room.
Celebrity Cruises Celebrity Summit
One of Celebrity`s four Millennium Class ships, the Summit is now ten years old, but still looks impressive with its dark blue hull and signature "X" on its large chimney.
Royal Caribbean International Allure of the Seas
The Allure of the Seas is, just by a few inches, the biggest ship sailing the seven seas (at least at the moment). It's the second Oasis class ship, and has space for more than 8,000 people, including crew, spread out on 16 decks.
Royal Caribbean International Freedom of the Seas
Royal Caribbean's Freedom of the Seas received a bundle of upgrades in 2011, including the Cupcake Cupboard, a 3D movie theater, and the Royal Babies & Tots Nursery.
Disney Cruise Line Disney Wonder
This ship offers fun for all the family, with dedicated areas for kids of all ages and a good selection of adult only areas.
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Mediterranean Cruise Accident Roils Wave Season
The Costa Concordia, a 114,500-ton cruise ship sailing the Mediterranean, suffered the cruise industry’s worst accident in recent years when the vessel crashed into rocks near the small island of Giglio, off the coast of Italy.
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