CRUISE NEWS - ROYAL SWAPS SHIPS, CARNIVAL DROPS FLOP, FASTER CRUISE INTERNET, PATRICK SWAYZE
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The creator discusses several updates within the cruise industry, beginning with Royal Caribbean's decision to swap itineraries for the Radiance of the Seas and the Brilliance of the Seas. This change is attributed to new international maritime speed regulations, with the creator speculating that the ships may struggle to meet speed requirements in Alaska. Additionally, Royal Caribbean is repositioning the Adventure of the Seas and Voyager of the Seas to different home ports. The video then covers Carnival Cruise Line's decision to eliminate certain onboard activities, specifically the belly flop and hairy chest contests, likely to promote a more family friendly atmosphere. Turning to technology, the creator highlights Carnival's efforts to increase internet bandwidth for both passengers and crew to meet rising post pandemic demands. The segment concludes with a non cruise related discussion regarding a planned Amazon remake of the movie Roadhouse, which the creator argues should not be done, followed by a personal list of favorite movies to watch on television.
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royal caribbean just announced some ship swaps they're changing some ships and i think it has something to do with how fast the cruise ship can go
carnival doing away with a couple popular onboard activities but at the same time a big announcement out from carnival about some uh enhancements that they're providing to passengers and crew
faster internet as a dude who uses the internet and works on cruise ships well that makes me one happy sailor
i don't think you should do this i really don't i get so frustrated with old things becoming new again
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