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February 18, 2008 · about 18 years ago

Norwegian pulls ship from Hawaii

If you’re hoping to sail around the Hawaiian islands this summer on Norwegian Cruise Lines, be prepared for fewer ships and fewer bargains. The Miami-based line is dropping another ship from its Hawaii fleet, leaving only the 2,138-passenger Pride of America to ply the island waters starting in May.

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If you’re hoping to sail around the Hawaiian islands this summer on Norwegian Cruise Lines, be prepared for fewer ships and fewer bargains.

The Miami-based line is dropping another ship from its Hawaii fleet, leaving only the 2,138-passenger Pride of America to ply the island waters starting in May. As recently as last month, it had three ships in Hawaii.

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