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| ''Dawn Princess is not to be confused with the future Australian liner, ']' of the ]' fleet. | ''Dawn Princess is not to be confused with the future Australian liner, ']' of the ]' fleet. | ||
| '''''Dawn Princess''''' is a US-based ] operated by ]. |
'''''Dawn Princess''''' is a US-based ] operated by ]. It is the sister ship of ], and was built in 1997 in ], costing $380 million. Of 975 cabins, 410 have private balconies. The 261-metre long vessel features 14 decks, eight restaurants, four pools, five jacuzzis, seven lounges and bars, and two children centres. Some of the restaurants offer “anytime dining” where passengers can dine with whom they want, when they want. | ||
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Dawn Princess is dividing her time between ] and the ] in ]. | ||
| Dawn Princess will replace Pacific Princess next year, sailing ] waters between ] ] and ] ]. The 1950-passenger, 77,000 tonne superliner will be the largest ship ever be based in Australia. According to ] managing director Gavin Smith, Dawn Princess will be tailored for the Australian market, with onboard prices in Australian dollars. The ship will offer cruises of between eight and 13 days from ] to the ], ] and ], as well as a special four-week circumnavigation of Australia. Itineraries and fares will be available from ], ]. | Dawn Princess will replace the ] next year, sailing ] waters between ] ] and ] ]. The 1950-passenger, 77,000 tonne superliner will be the largest ship ever be based in Australia. According to ] managing director Gavin Smith, Dawn Princess will be tailored for the Australian market, with onboard prices in Australian dollars. The ship will offer cruises of between eight and 13 days from ] to the ], ] and ], as well as a special four-week circumnavigation of Australia. Itineraries and fares will be available from ], ]. | ||
| In addition to Dawn Princess ’ deployment, Sapphire Princess will continue to cruise the Australasian waters in the 2006/07 season. ] will be back in Australia on ], ] for a season of longer ] and ] cruises. | In addition to Dawn Princess ’ deployment, Sapphire Princess will continue to cruise the Australasian waters in the 2006/07 season. ] will be back in Australia on ], ] for a season of longer ] and ] cruises. | ||
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Dawn Princess is not to be confused with the future Australian liner, 'Pacific Dawn' of the P&O Cruises' fleet.
Dawn Princess is a US-based cruise ship operated by Princess Cruises. It is the sister ship of Sapphire Princess, and was built in 1997 in Italy, costing $380 million. Of 975 cabins, 410 have private balconies. The 261-metre long vessel features 14 decks, eight restaurants, four pools, five jacuzzis, seven lounges and bars, and two children centres. Some of the restaurants offer “anytime dining” where passengers can dine with whom they want, when they want. Dawn Princess is dividing her time between Alaska and the Caribbean in 2006.
Dawn Princess will replace the Pacific Princess next year, sailing Australian waters between October 2006 and March 2007. The 1950-passenger, 77,000 tonne superliner will be the largest ship ever be based in Australia. According to P&O Cruises managing director Gavin Smith, Dawn Princess will be tailored for the Australian market, with onboard prices in Australian dollars. The ship will offer cruises of between eight and 13 days from Sydney to the South Pacific, New Zealand and Tasmania, as well as a special four-week circumnavigation of Australia. Itineraries and fares will be available from September, 2006.
In addition to Dawn Princess ’ deployment, Sapphire Princess will continue to cruise the Australasian waters in the 2006/07 season. Diamond Princess will be back in Australia on January 8, 2007 for a season of longer Australian and New Zealand cruises.
References
- "P&O introduces Dawn Princess". Travelbiz. 07 March, 2005.
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