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Cruise news: How lines organize their megaships | A wave of first-timers

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April 09, 2024
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INSIGHT BY ANDREA ZELINSKI
How cruise lines organize their megaships: The 'zone' trend
Neighborhoods. Districts. Portals. Regardless of what cruise lines call them, carving megaships into distinct themed areas is a growing trend.
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NEWS
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings to order eight ships across all brands
The company is designing new ship classes for Norwegian Cruise Line, Oceania Cruises and Regent Seven Seas Cruises. Plus, NCLH will build a new pier at Great Stirrup Cay.
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American Cruise Lines will introduce new class of coastal ships
The American Patriot and American Pioneer, arriving in 2025, will be the first two Patriot-class vessels.
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Princess Cruises partners with Brightline train service in Florida
The partners are promoting rail transportation for cruise passengers to Fort Lauderdale and Orlando. Brightline will display Princess branding on trains and at stations.
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Norwegian Cruise Line cancels 20 sailings in 2025
The cancellations are due to ship redeployments, charters and a drydock, reported Cruise Industry News.
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So Fetch! 'Mean Girls' actor Jonathan Bennett named godfather of Carnival Firenze
The "Mean Girls" actor spent his honeymoon on a Carnival ship and is an avid cruiser, according to the line.
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'Ted Lasso' actress Hannah Waddingham named Sun Princess godmother
Princess Cruises president John Padgett said, "Just like Sun Princess, Hannah exudes sophistication, beauty and wonderment through her inspiring work as a talented and award-winning actress and performer."
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Cruise lines welcome aboard a growing wave of first-timers
Michael Consoli, owner of a Cruise Planners franchise in Atlanta, says his new-to-cruise business is up about 20% over last year.
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