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My name is Doug Parker.

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A review of Royal Caribbean's Oasis of the Seas this week.

Staff writer Richard Sims is here with Cruise News and Emma from Emma Cruises.

If you follow any of the cruise vlogs out there, Emma is a very familiar face out there or voice if you listen to the

podcast. So we'll be checking in with Emma just after Richard about something very special and very

close to all of our hearts that she is doing. But first, staff writer Richard Sims,

hey Richard. Hey, Doug. So it's a little throwback for Carnival Cruise Lines next LNG

mega ship. Yeah, this is for celebration, and this is super cool.

So we've known for a while that they were going to have at least one or two different

zones than what they introduced on Mardi Gras, which was the first LNG ship.

So in celebration, they're introducing a bar called the Golden Jubilee Bar, which makes

sense because your Golden Jubilee is 50, and this is their 50th anniversary, so it all ties in.

What's really cool about this is that they're going to be basically recreating sort of parts

of Carnival Cruise Line's history. They'll be incorporating things into the bar. Like, for example, up above the bar, there'll be the etchings or recreations of etchings of some of the original carnival ships, including some of the really cool designs done by Joe Farkas. They're going to have a door from the TSS Carnival, which, as they put it, means you literally

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