Project Genesis Will Be The World's Largest Cruiseship

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3-24-2006 @ 1:15AM

Dave Horowitz said...

The larger cruise ships are good for first time cruisers that are weary to leave behind the luxuries of land. Bigger ships offer more possibilities and activities for the passengers. They are also much more stable than smaller ships, so this compensates for people getting sea sick more often. Some people also prefer the larger ships because there is much less of a possibility of running into the same people over and over again. People go on cruises to escape and to relax. Big ships are better for that for people that don't want to worry about anything. Smaller ships usually promote being social and making your own activities with the friends and fellow passenger you meet.

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