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2002.. guaranteed... we will see alot of changes in the Bermuda market. Not only is Crown gone, Celebrity will only being running "Zenith" (I have a sneaky suspicion it won't be Zenith by the way).......and I see prices escalating on the run.
I have a hunch we will see a new player on the NY-Bermuda run in 2002.........which should make for some interesting comments!!
quote:Originally posted by jal33406:Would not be surprised to see Renaissance try to get a Bermuda license.John
Sure hope SOMEONE operates out of Baltimore this season. None are currently scheduled.Crown was the ideal ship of ideal size for Bal/Phil markets, using the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal.
I am NOT going to get on the Wright Brother's Folly to cruise!!
quote:Originally posted by Green:I would dearly love to see HAL ships docking on Front Street again.
Even if they went back to Bermuda, doubt that they would be allowed to dock on Front Street. Don't you remember that they wouldn't let us dock there when we went in '90 after the Westerdam was stretched? CE was furious as he said he could have gotten ship in there with no trouble but the authorities said the ship was too big!!
Yes, Celebrity announced that they would not be returning Horizon to Bermuda in 2002. This announcement was made inconjunction withher new deployment out of Miami.
quote:Originally posted by sympatico: Even if they went back to Bermuda, doubt that they would be allowed to dock on Front Street. Don't you remember that they wouldn't let us dock there when we went in '90 after the Westerdam was stretched? CE was furious as he said he could have gotten ship in there with no trouble but the authorities said the ship was too big!!
Remember it well - another reason to keep some of the smaller ships - Guess I'm the 'eternal optimist'!
quote:Originally posted by Cambodge: Sure hope SOMEONE operates out of Baltimore this season. None are currently scheduled.Crown was the ideal ship of ideal size for Bal/Phil markets, using the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal.I am NOT going to get on the Wright Brother's Folly to cruise!!
Took the QE2 out of Baltimore back in November 1991 (i believe) in a transatlantic crossing to Southampton. Went first to New York, then on to Southampton. Rough seas made for an exciting and memorable crossing.
Also, have taken QE2 twice from New York to Bermuda. One Labor Day weekend, we hit the stern of a hurricane, and wasn't sure we were going to make it. Our old faithful, QE2, held up well and arrived on time; unlike two other ships--one had to turn back to New York, and the other had to remain in Bermuda for repairs before returning to mainland. Oh, the horrors of being stuck in Bermuda
[This message has been edited by colt (edited 03-22-2001).]
But I still love Bermuda having spent an idyllic honeymoon there many years previously.And I can still remember my husband and I watching the ships alongside Front Street as well as the ships sailing off to parts unknown. As the island song goes:"Bermuda Is Another World!"
BTW if my memory serves me corrrectly,weren't you on that particular cruise in '99,Green?
Terri
[This message has been edited by Terri Lee (edited 03-23-2001).]
It was a fabulous trip despite the pouring rain in Beautiful Bermuda. I really felt badly for the passengers on their first visit.
Happy Cruisin'
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