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Green Marine

December 23, 2010 · about 15 years ago

San Diego opens new cruise ship terminal

San Diego’s new cruise ship terminal is open for business. The Holland America Rotterdam docked at the Port Pavilion Wednesday, capping a 30-day cruise to the French Polynesia and Hawaiian islands. A sour economy forced the San Diego Unified Port District to scale back from more ambitious expansion

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San Diego’s new cruise ship terminal is open for business. The Holland America Rotterdam docked at the Port Pavilion Wednesday, capping a 30-day cruise to the French Polynesia and Hawaiian islands. A sour economy forced the San Diego Unified Port District to scale back from more ambitious expansion plans, but the $28 million terminal addresses complaints that the adjacent main terminal was outdated.

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