Scrapped and Sold Cruise Ships We'll Miss (VIDEO)
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i'm chris grafass cruise critics managing editor today i'm going to tell you about how cruise ships make it to the end of the line
the final destination for most cruise ships is turkey or india where the largest cruise ship junkyards are located
these ships all had bright and wild interiors designed by cruise ship legend joe farkas
what many people don't know is that grand celebration was also used several times for humanitarian reasons
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Faced with a lack of revenue and cruise passengers amid the COVID-19 pandemic, some cruise lines have had to take a sad but necessary step: Selling off older vessels for scrap. Managing Editor Chris Gray Faust highlights our favorite ships that are headed for the scrapyard and explains: What happens to our favorite cruise ships once they're sold? Which cruise ship will you miss most? Tell us your picks and favorite memories onboard in the comments. Read the full list here: https://www.cruisecritic.com/news/5423/