My friend and I were discussing this last week when we were photographing some ships in the port of seattle. What are the numbers, or where can I find them?
Take a look at the cruise line websites and look at the ship's specifications. Look for the "draft" of the ship which is a measure of how deep they sit in the water (which is what I assume you meant about "how deep do cruise ships go" Unless you are in the habit of sailing on submarines.
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Fantasy 90, Celebration 95, Victory 05, Conquest 05, Spirit 6/06, Freedom 6/08, Holiday 7/08, Victory 6/09, Valor 9/09, Dream 6/10, Splendor 8/10,Conquest 8/11,Magic 11/11,Triumph 4/12,Spirit 7/12,Freedom 11/12, Triumph 2/13 - The fire cruise
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Hey Rick, that link does not work for me.
How are your gas prices down there? Did you feel any backlash from Ike? We will up a penny or two, except for Von's which always raises their prices quicker and higher. They went up about 7 cents.
Well that has to be worth at least a 100 words!!
We will be on that ship in Oct 2009 for our Hawaii trip.
Expect gas price to rise in your area 10/18/08. That is when we will be headed to Long Beach for our Cruise. Seems like they always raise when we go on a trip.
The deeper the draft is, the more stable the ship is usually. I wouldn't want to be on a ship designed with a flat bottom. I have a boat like that and it is a bumpy ride on the lake with it.
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