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Cruise Wisdom - By Cruisefucius

Take this kiss upon the bow!

And, in partying with you now,

So much to do wow

You are not wrong, who deem

That this is like living a dream;

Yet if the week has flown away

In 6 nights, or in 7 day,

In a suite, or in an outside,

Is it therefore the less gone?

All that we see or eat

Is but a dream within a dream.

~Cruisefucius with apologizes to Edgar Allen Poe.

Five Things You Missed About Cruising - 9/11/2016

Costa to build two for China-

Costa has secured an agreement with Fincantieri, the Italian shipbuilder, to build two ships for 2019 and 2020. Each carrying 4,200 passengers they will surely mean the ship is a follow-on to the Vista class Carnival has begun to deploy. These news vessels will sail out of China and designed for that market specifically. If Costa retains the existing ships deployed in the Chinese market it will have five.

MSC Gets Gas-

MSC Cruises will build a minimum of two and possibly up to four liquefied natural gas powered cruise ships, each with exceeding 200,000 gross tonnes and carrying over 5,400 passengers. To be built by STX France at a cost exceeding four billion dollars, they will begin to enter service in 2022.

Star Clippers Get The Wind-

It isn’t a Dutchman, but the Flying Clipper will join her four other sail driven sisters in the Star Clippers fleet. Carrying an modest 300 passengers the ship will be the largest among the sailing ships the line offers. She will enter service in 2017.

Flying Clipper

Driving On Water-

Norwegian Cruise Line will launch the China based Norwegian Joy in just under a year. The ship will introduce a new feature, unique in the arms race of innovation driving the industry. For the first time a go-kart track and cars will become “a thing to do” at sea.

Craft Brewing on Carnival-

The new Vista class set sail with it’s own contribution to the list of things you can do at sea, featuring the first IMAX theater at sea. However for those especially keen on enjoying a drink, Carnival has partnered with Concrete Beach a craft brewer based in Miami. They will guide the creation of unique brews on the ship itself, rather than stocking a shore-bottled beverage.

Carnival Adds Craft Brews