Princess Cruises goes global! The wind-blown coiffure of the “sea witch” that became world-famous in the TV hit show “The Love Boat” can these days been seen on dozens of funnels in hundreds of far-flung ports around the world. And just as bold as Princess Cruises' global conquest is their ship design. When Grand Princess, first of the 100,000+ ton Grand Class vessels, entered service comparisons with a floating shopping cart were often made. Making good use of her futuristic looks Star Princess, the third in the series, was welcomed with open arms for a maiden call at the port of Rotterdam on May 12, 2005. A good opportunity for ShipParade.com to go "star gazing" on board!
Tuesday, September 8, 2009
Princess Cruises goes global! The wind-blown coiffure of the “sea witch” that became world-famous in the TV hit show “The Love Boat” can these days been seen on dozens of funnels in hundreds of far-flung ports around the world. And just as bold as Princess Cruises' global conquest is their ship design. When Grand Princess, first of the 100,000+ ton Grand Class vessels, entered service comparisons with a floating shopping cart were often made. Making good use of her futuristic looks Star Princess, the third in the series, was welcomed with open arms for a maiden call at the port of Rotterdam on May 12, 2005. A good opportunity for ShipParade.com to go "star gazing" on board!
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