Floating Paradise Lost: ISLAND PRINCESS Decked!, A Top To Bottom Tour Of The "Forgotten Love Boat"
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she was the unsung co-star of the popular love boat television series that aired on abc between 1977 and 1986
the still sparkling ship remained a largely unaltered example of first generation scandinavian cruise ship design
island princess had seven passenger decks beginning at the top with observation deck a terrace that overlooked the midship's crystal pool
the carib lounge with its zero serene style pillars and two deck wall of glass was an undeniably scandinavian style space
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Part One of the ISLAND PRINCESS story features the ship in her latter Princess Cruises days during one of her final visits to her former home port of Los Angeles. She would soon be deployed on far flung and exotic itineraries before being sold to Hyundai in 1999 and eventually Voyages of Discovery, for whom she would sail as the DISCOVERY until being scrapped in 2014. The ISLAND PRINCESS was the “other” Love Boat, the virtual twin of the featured PACIFIC PRINCESS and used as the floating set for the television show when the PACIFIC was not available. Designed by Robert Tillberg, she was a sleek and innovative cruise ship that was considered one of the finest of her generation. This 20 minute video tells her early history and provides a top to bottom tour of the ship as she looked in 1994. Please don’t forget to “like” and “subscribe” if you enjoy this video. Thank you! #lostloveboat #princesscruises #islandprincess #classiccruiseships #scandinaviandesign #roberttillberg #flagshipcruises #islandventure