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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. Very happy to have you here. Don't forget to follow us on Snapchat at Cruise Radio. Also, sign up for Cruise Radio News. Yeah, it's our private Facebook cruise news page. Just search Cruise Radio News on Facebook, and we'll get you into the group there and have some cruise conversation with you. Stuart Sheeraner on the Cruise guy out this week.

Sherry Kennedy from Cruisemaven.com is standing by with Cruise News.

Also later on in the show, we'll get a review of Carnival Miracle, a seven-night Mexican Riviera

cruise out of Long Beach.

But first, filling in for Stuart Sheer on thethe-Cruise guy is Sherry Kennedy.

Hello, Sherry.

Hi, Doug. How are you doing? Good. Now, we'll jump right to it because there's been some big cruise news this past week. Royal Caribbean made a big announcement yesterday. Yeah, they really did. They're going to start building in Miami again. And this time, it's a new compound. It's going to be a new terminal to the tune of $200 million.

Wow. And about, I know. again, and this time it's a new compound. It's going to be a new terminal to the tune of

$200 million. And about, I know, it's going to be enormous, 170,000 square feet.

They said it's going to be the new iconic building in Miami. So we've got something to look

forward to, I would think. I believe I read you're bringing, it's going to be able to fit. Was it an oasis class ship? Yep, it's going to be an oasis class ship at the end of 2018. Moving on here, this next story is rather interesting because it's not often, I mean, you know, you go to an air show at the beach, but it's not often that an air show comes to you when you're on a cruise ship.

Yeah, it's a little scary to look out your window and see a falcon jet zooming past, you know, at window height.

And that's what happened a couple days ago.

In fact, twice is from what I could gather.

It turned out that it was a French military jet just flying at a low altitude.

I don't know if it was a top gun guy or what, but he just kept zooming past and it was on video. And I think several

passengers have recorded it. So, you know, it's all over the internet. And it's kind of

interesting. It turned out it was a French Air Force Dosto Falcon. And it's like you said,

it's what you would see at an air show. I could only imagine being on the Sun Deck on

Norwegian breakaway and just seeing this jet fly by solo. I'd be freaked out. If you want to see

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