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[Steelers36]

4 hours ago, deltahog said:

Huh?

 

All ships are always named (cruise line) (name of ship).  That I have ever seen.  Except for Princess.

IDK about that.  The Behemoth's of the Seas don't include the cruise line name.

 

Oops - I saw later that someone else caught this one.

Edited July 25, 2023 by Steelers36

[Thrak]

57 minutes ago, Steelers36 said:

IDK about that.  The Behemoth's of the Seas don't include the cruise line name.

 

Oops - I saw later that someone else caught this one.

 

Bwahahahahaaaa... I always refer to those ship as Behemoth of the Seas. Excellent! They are sooooooooooooooo freaking big with sooooooooooooo many "wow wow" features. Neighborhoods. Balcony cabins that face inward over the "shopping mall" in the middle. I can't imagine being happy on one of those ships. However, I'm glad they exist because they keep a bazillion people off of Princess ships. I am conflicted though as I also don't like that they exist because they can totally overwhelm a port so that, if any other ship is there, the port becomes a zoo. I guess one can't have everything.

[CruizinSusan70]

5 hours ago, Musky Ike said:

You are dam right. Not sure why I included HAL, I was thinking Norwegian. 

Sure wish my DH would say that more often.

[Grego]

11 hours ago, SCX22 said:

People are used to Royalty and not Princess ships.  When referring to Royalty, "Princess" is a prefix (Princess Diana, Princess Anne, etc.).  When referring to Princess ships, "Princess" is a suffix (Royal Princess, Ruby Princess, etc.).  Most people, with the exception of Princess fans, far more often come across "Princess" used in Royalty.  It rubs off when referring to Princess ships.

You nailed it.  End of discussion!

[Ranchi]

Catch 22 sprang into my mind…Major Major Major. 

[dlh015]

Couldn't figure out what the subject of this thread could be just by reading the title.

 

And it has turned out to be quite fun and even informative!