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2. 10 Cruises Out of New York City (or Close Enough) That You ...

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   Dates: starting April 30, 2025 through October 19, 2025. Prices: beginning at $950+ per person. Book Now. 3. Liberty of the Seas. Miami Herald/Getty Images. Liberty of the Seas is one of Royal ...

3. Crown Cruise Line - Wikipedia

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   Except September and October, when the ship departs for three seven-day Canada cruises and one two-week cruise from New York to the Caribbean. The ship was designed to have a yacht-like ambiance by GMO Design Inc. of Boca Raton and had 265 staterooms and suites, including 400-square-foot staterooms with whirlpool tubs, a 288-seat dining room ...

4. Passengers stuck on cruise 'to nowhere' after ship was ... - AOL

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   As the ship revised its itinerary, the 2,781 passengers had to stay onboard “on this crummy cruise to nowhere,” one passenger wrote on a Facebook page for the cruise.

5. Cruise to nowhere: Carnival cruise cancels only port due to ...

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6. Radiance of the Seas - Wikipedia

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   On 23 April 2024, Radiance of the Seas experienced a propulsion problem while cruising to Vancouver, British Columbia, resulting in the cancellation of multiple cruises, including one that occurred two days after boarding and not leaving port. Guests were compensated but left upset over the lack of communication about the cruise to nowhere. [11]

7. Black Star Line - Wikipedia

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   One, Shady Side, sailed the "cruise to nowhere" on the Hudson River one summer and sank the next fall because of a leak. [7] Another was the steam yacht Kanawha, once owned by Henry Huttleston Rogers. Booker T. Washington had been an honored guest aboard the ship when it was owned by his friend and confidant, Rogers. However, Rogers had died in ...