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P&Ocruiser
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posted 02-05-2006 11:52 PM      Profile for P&Ocruiser   Email P&Ocruiser   Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
looking at the sydney ports scheduling http://www.sydneyports.com.au/Cruising/CruiseSchedule.asp and a new ship has been booked from oct 07, ships name being carnival, obviously the regal princess as pacific sun dissapears after dec, pacific sun and regal are both doing a cruise from 3rd nov to 9th nov, pacific sun docking at warf 8 and regal at overseas passager terminal, think this is the melbourne cup cruise 6 nights.

regals/ carnival cruise schedule, with my estamites on what each theme of the cruise is

24th OCt 3nights
27th Oct 7nights
3rd Nov 6 nights - melbourne cup cruise
9th Nov 14 nights
23rd nov 6 nights
29th nov 2 nights
1st Dec 8 nights - schoolies cruise
9th dec 8 nights - schoolies cruise
17th dec 10 nights - x-mas cruise
27th dec 12 nights - new years cruise
8th jan - 10 nights

the 3, 2, and 6 night cruises are odd if they have a 2 or 3 nighter its usally just ocean no port to try out cruise having two so close is weird, dont have a clue where the 6 nighter is going to shorter time to go to south pacific would only visit one port

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P&Ocruiser
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posted 02-05-2006 11:55 PM      Profile for P&Ocruiser   Email P&Ocruiser   Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
quote:
Originally posted by P&Ocruiser:
looking at the sydney ports scheduling http://www.sydneyports.com.au/Cruising/CruiseSchedule.asp and a new ship has been booked from oct 07, ships name being carnival, obviously the regal princess as pacific sun dissapears after dec, pacific sun and regal are both doing a cruise from 3rd nov to 9th nov, pacific sun docking at warf 8 and regal at overseas passager terminal, think this is the melbourne cup cruise 6 nights.

regals/ carnival cruise schedule, with my estamites on what each theme of the cruise is

24th OCt 3nights
27th Oct 7nights
3rd Nov 6 nights - melbourne cup cruise
9th Nov 14 nights
23rd nov 6 nights
29th nov 2 nights
1st Dec 8 nights - schoolies cruise
9th dec 8 nights - schoolies cruise
17th dec 10 nights - x-mas cruise
27th dec 12 nights - new years cruise
8th jan - 10 nights

the 3, 2, and 6 night cruises are odd if they have a 2 or 3 nighter its usally just ocean no port to try out cruise having two so close is weird, dont have a clue where the 6 nighter is going to shorter time to go to south pacific would only visit one port



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pungpui
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posted 02-06-2006 05:08 AM      Profile for pungpui     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
How come there's no publicity or even a press release? Been rather quiet. Usually P&O/Carnival are trumpeting louder than elephants about new, larger, more luxurious, etc, etc, etc ships.
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posted 02-06-2006 05:20 AM      Profile for tazza     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
I just looked at that schedule yesterday and it wasn't there so they have only booked it in with the ports which means we'll most likely be hearing about it soon. Plus it's just under two years away.
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posted 02-06-2006 05:23 AM      Profile for tazza     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
And I'm also guessing the name "Carnival" is simply because they obviously haven't named her under the "Pacific X" guise. Pacific Coconut?? Joking!
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posted 02-06-2006 06:00 AM      Profile for phil_a   Email phil_a   Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
pungpui - i think tazza is right... its a bit to far off to start promoting the 'new ship'. They have plenty of berths to fill before that happens. Its a pity its so far away.
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Corey H.
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posted 02-06-2006 07:30 PM      Profile for Corey H.   Email Corey H.   Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
Thats like a 5 month gap when it is supposed to leave Princess? And this answers the question about Pacific Princess, its not being sold to Oceania.
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quote:
Originally posted by pungpui:
How come there's no publicity or even a press release? Been rather quiet. Usually P&O/Carnival are trumpeting louder than elephants about new, larger, more luxurious, etc, etc, etc ships.


yeah i have been thinking this for a while, my guess is how its 2 years away also, pacific sun overlaps with the regal, who would book on the sun, they probly want to fill up the sun as much as possible, then reveal the new ship. p&o did say iternearies will be released in spring, we still have the rest of summer, autum , and winter to get through, heheheh


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