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2. P&O Cruises Australia - Wikipedia

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   In June 2024, it was announced P&O Cruises Australia would be closed and absorbed into Carnival Cruise Line from March 2025 and onward in order to further boost Carnival's capacity. [16] [17] Pacific Adventure and Pacific Encounter will be rebranded as Carnival ships, [18] while Pacific Explorer will exit the company's fleet in February 2025. [19]

3. Fremantle Passenger Terminal - Wikipedia

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   The planning, which commenced in 1957, considered the future needs of the port, so designed a facility capable of processing two ocean liners simultaneously. Hobbs, Winning and Leighton was the architectural firm that designed the building in the post war international style, with AT Brine & Sons and the Fremantle Harbour Trust commencing ...

4. Pacific World - Wikipedia

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   Dawn Princess was also permanently based in Australia from that time which was a change from Princess Cruises' original plans. Demand for Sun Princess cruises between Sydney and Fremantle and beyond from April to June 2008 was so strong that Princess Cruises scheduled additional sailings for 2009. The company also decided to base the vessel in ...

5. Overseas Passenger Terminal - Wikipedia

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   The Overseas Passenger Terminal (OPT), known officially as the Sydney Cove Passenger Terminal, [1] is a public passenger terminal servicing cruise ships and ocean liners located in Circular Quay, Sydney, Australia. Whilst commercial shipping operations on and around the site date from 1792, the current primary structure and waterfront promenade ...

6. SS Canberra - Wikipedia

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   1986–92: Canberra Cruises Ltd. 1992–94: P&O Cruise Fleets Services Ltd. 1994–97: P&O Cruises (UK) Ltd. Port of registry: London: Route: Southampton–Sydney via Suez, thence Sydney–Vancouver (1973, Cruising) Ordered: 20 December 1956: Builder: Harland and Wolff, Belfast: Cost £ 17 million (1956) (equivalent to £ 482 million in 2023 ...

7. HMAS Sydney (D48) - Wikipedia

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   Following the resolution of the Abyssinian crisis, Sydney departed for Australia on 14 July; reaching Fremantle in late July before visiting Melbourne on 8 August and arriving in her namesake city three days later. [38] Sydney, circa 1935. After reaching Australian waters, Sydney spent most of her time on fleet exercises and training cruises. [40]

8. SS Arcadia (1953) - Wikipedia

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   This mix of liner and cruise trade was expanded in 1959 when Arcadia made her first cruise voyage from an Australian port, sailing from Sydney on a short cruise in November and then to San Francisco in December. As the number of passengers travelling by ship to Australia declined due to growth in air travel, P&O was expanding its cruise network.

9. SS Oriana (1959) - Wikipedia

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   1960–1966, P&O-Orient Lines. 1966–1973, P&O Line, 1973–1986 P&O Cruises: Port of registry: London United Kingdom: Route: Southampton-Sydney via Suez, transpacific to US West Coast, occasional return via Panama Canal (1973 Cruising) Ordered: 1956: Builder: Vickers-Armstrong: Cost £ 12.5 million (1956) (equivalent to £ 354.4 million in ...