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A review of Carnival Celebration this week.

And staff writer Richard Sims here with Cruise News.

Hey, Richard.

Hey, Doug.

So we kick things off with news about a princess ship finally returning to service. So last week, we talked about regal princess and the fact that it was having to cancel a sailing because there were technical

issues which needed to be addressed. That canceled sailing turned into two canceled sailings,

but as of right now, things seem to be progressing

on schedule, or at least, you know, maybe not the schedule that would have let them sail

the second sailing, but at least on schedule that the November 10th sailing will be able to take

place. Now, again, that's as far as we know right now. That doesn't mean that they can't

between now and then change their mind. When we talked about this last week, we both kind of agreed that the future

cruise credit being given to impacted passengers was kind of, well, cheap. At the time, they were

getting a full refund, which is awesome. And then they were getting a 25% future

cruise credit. And I was like, 25% just doesn't seem like that much for, you know, having your

entire vacation derailed. And apparently someone agreed with us because now they will be getting

50% future cruise credit. Yeah, 25% is kind of tone deaf.

It really was.

I mean, you know, that's when you think about it, especially vacations that are canceled

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