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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, my friend. On this episode, we'll get a review of Royal Caribbean's Adventure of the Seas from Don. We'll check in with Stuart Shiran the Cruise Guy, fresh back from Germany, where he was checking out Norwegian Escape here in a couple of minutes. But first, some housekeeping things. Don't forget about our Cruise Radio Insider Facebook group.

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notes at cruise radio.net as well. So I'm looking forward to you joining us there. Stuart, Siron, the cruise guy is back from Germany and he's on the line. What's up, Stuart? Hey, Doug, how's going? Good. So you are fresh off the plane from Poppenburg, Germany, where you were hanging out with Norwegian Escape, Norwegian Cruise Lines

Next Cruise Ship. How was

it over there? What'd you do?

Well, we Poppenberg, Germany, where you were hanging out with Norwegian Escape, Norwegian Cruise Line's next cruise ship.

How was it over there?

What did you do?

Well, we were supposed to do the conveyance, which means we take the ship out of the yard,

and it heads up to Mnshaven, where it'll be for four days, you know, getting in the finishing

stages, and then it's going to head over to Bremorhaven for the final completion.

So it was pretty exciting, but because of the weather, the winds are too high,

you know, when the ships are going up the river backwards, up the river M,

some of you're coming within inches of the sides,

and it could be inches off the bottom of the riverbank and, you know, the river floor,

and, you know, the winds were too high for them to take it out that day.

So instead we got a really nice tour.

We spent about three hours on her, you know, going from top to bottom.

You're seeing all the different features that the ship has to offer, and it really is quite

an experience seeing a ship in such an incomplete stage and, you know, try to grasp what, you know,

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