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2. Sapphire Princess - Wikipedia

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   Sapphire Princess is a cruise ship owned by Princess Cruises that entered service in 2004 as the sister ship of Diamond Princess. At the time she was one of the world's largest cruise ships , with a capacity of 2,670 passengers [ 1 ] and is the second Gem-class ship built by Princess Cruises .

3. Kids and Parents Will Love These Amazing All-Inclusive ... - AOL

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   This all-inclusive New England retreat combines summer camp vibes with upscale comfort. Think treehouses, kayaking, and bonfires for the kids, while adults enjoy farm-to-table dining and tranquil ...

4. List of cruise ships - Wikipedia

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   Originally operated by Travel Dynamics International and transferred to Orion Expedition Cruises in March 2005. Currently operating from Australia. Ovation of the Seas: Royal Caribbean International: 2016: 168,666: Operating: Pacific: Pullmantur Cruises / Viagens CVC / Quail Cruises: 2002: 19,903: Sold for scrap. Formerly: Pacific Princess ...

5. Grand-class cruise ship - Wikipedia

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   Caribbean Princess was also the first ship to have a poolside theater. The three ships in the Crown class, Crown Princess, Emerald Princess, and Ruby Princess, were later built with this feature also included. It has since been added to all of the ships in the class. Caribbean Princess: 2004: Fincantieri: 2004–present: 112,894 tons Bermuda ...

6. 11 all-inclusive family resorts with jaw-dropping swim-up rooms

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   7. Hilton Cancun, an All-Inclusive Resort. Cancun, Mexico. Families with kids who are 10 and older can book a swim-up room at Hilton Cancun, an All-Inclusive Resort. The stylish rooms provide ...

7. Princess Cruises - Wikipedia

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   [8] [9] Princess Bay was the cruise line's second private island resort, replacing Palm Island, and was marketed as "every castaway's first choice," [9] primarily featured on the cruise line's Caribbean itineraries from San Juan, Puerto Rico, [10] but is now no longer a Princess private resort.