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Hey, what's up? My name is Doug Parker. Thank you so much for checking out this episode of Cruise Radio. So happy to have you here. Don't forget all of our articles can be found

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join our little group there. We'll have a fun time, I promise. So with that said, Mike Jereau will be on this week show. He's the creator of Shipmate app, and he added a new feature to the app, which we really, really dig. So we'll talk about that a little later on. Also, a listener from Fort Myers, Florida is vacationing down in St. Kitts on Royal Caribbean, very jealous of that.

And she wants. later on. Also, a listener from Fort Myers, Florida is vacationing down in St. Kitts on Royal Caribbean,

very jealous of that. And she wants to know what to do while she's there. So Nancy Shredder

with the family travel network stops by with some tips on things to do in St. Kitts. But first,

we always love when Theresa Norton Massick, cruise beat editor of TravelPulse.com, drops by to enlighten us. Hello, Teresa. Hello, Doug. Are you ready to enlighten? I'm ready to enlighten. All right, well, let's do it. Royal Caribbean changed their mind on getting rid of Majesty of the Seas. What is the latest here? Yeah, they're going to keep the majesty of the seas with the Royal Caribbean International fleet,

and they're going to move it to Port Canaveral in May.

And everybody who sails on this ship starting in May will get unlimited free Internet.

Very interesting.

Yes, I love that, but that's not all she's receiving.

She's receiving some more upgrades besides free Internet, right?

Yes, it's going to undergo a number, get a number of new restaurants.

You know, some of the restaurants you find on the other ships like the Japanese restaurant and the Mexican restaurant.

So it'll get a refreshment all over, which probably can use use since it's, it is one of the oldest

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