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Hey, what's up? My name is Doug Parker. Thank you so much for checking out this episode of Cruised Radio. Very happy to have you here, my friend. Coming up on this week's show, we got a review from, now, I don't know exactly what the cruise line's called because it's called so many different names, but we're going to call it Celebration Cruises. It's a cruise line. It used to be Carnival Celebration. Now it's based on a West Palm Beach

Celebration Cruises. Tommy was just on there. So Tommy will check in and give us a review here a little

later on in the program. Before we get the Stuart Chiron, the cruise guy, I do want to remind you

of a couple of things. One, be sure to join us on our Cruise Radio Insider Facebook group.

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articles. It's an audio player. So if you want to listen to the story instead of reading

it just go to our article at cruiseradio.net and click the player and you can hear a 60 second soundbite

instead of reading the whole article makes things a little easier for you there steward shiron

the cruise guy is here what's up stewart hey dog how's it going good man first things first let's talk

about that shipfire on royal cribbians freedom of the seas? Well, what we do know is ship was in the process of

birthing in Falmouth, Jamaica, and a fire broke out. Mechanical fire, the fire was

immediately extinguished. Captain did send the passengers to their muster stations. What Royal Caribbean

said was a out of abundance of caution, which certainly makes sense. No passengers were injured,

and unfortunately one crew member did suffer first-degree burns. And what we do know is

that the Royal Caribbean, the ship did not sustain enough damage, so it will continue

on its seven-day cruise uninterrupted.

That's a big ship.

How big is that ship, Stuart?

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