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From the Cruise One Studios in Jacksonville, Florida, I'm Matt Baskford.

Doug Parker is on assignment in Puerto Rico.

Whatever that means.

You can follow us on Twitter at Cruise Radio or become our friend on Facebook, Facebook.com slash cruise radio. On this episode, we're going to talk to AOL travel editor, Beth Caulfield, about some exciting new travel apps for the iPhone and other devices. But first, Stuart, you're on the cruise guy, is with us. Hello, Stuart. Hey, Matt. All right, first off, Royal Caribbean's Allure of the Seas is on its way to the U.S., right?

The allure of the seas was actually off the western coast of the Iberian Peninsula just today.

So she's making her way on over to the U.S., which is pretty exciting,

and people can actually catch the videos that we've

got of the ship making its way.

What are some of the differences between the Oasis and the Allure?

They're going to have a little bit different entertainment instead of hairspray.

They'll have Chicago.

Yeah.

Some of the stores on board instead of a no-name art gallery, they'll have an art gallery

from Brito.

They will have, instead of a seafood shack, they'll have a Mexican canteena, but,

you know, I mean, the structure of the ship is the same. I think they did finally announce that they are going to have, in addition to the guest store, they're going to bring back

Jordash and members only. Which will go splendidly with my skinny tie and parachute pants.

Oh, boy.

All right.

For hardcore coffee drinkers, I understand this is going to be a really big difference,

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