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Home›Green Marine›Who wins the cruise ship entertainment smackdown?
Green Marine

January 7, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Who wins the cruise ship entertainment smackdown?

From top-tier Broadway musicals to big-ticket Las Vegas shows, the new generation of mega-ships is dazzling passengers with a quality and quantity of acts never before seen at sea. Here, USA TODAY’s Gene Sloan compares the three new entertainment titans of the waves: Royal Caribbean’s Allure of the

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From top-tier Broadway musicals to big-ticket Las Vegas shows, the new generation of mega-ships is dazzling passengers with a quality and quantity of acts never before seen at sea. Here, USA TODAY’s Gene Sloan compares the three new entertainment titans of the waves: Royal Caribbean’s Allure of the Seas, Norwegian Cruise Line’s Norwegian Epic and Disney Cruise Line’s Disney Dream.

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