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What beautiful photos.

It looks so huge.

Just got to talk DH into going on it.

 

Will be interesting to see what the Aussies thank of her.

 

Glad you like the photos, I will certainly be posting a review with lots of photos when I come back from NZ trip.:)

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I was in Sydney overnight staying at Darling Harbour. Didn't realise that the RotS was just round the corner.

 

Passing through the airport at lunchtime I overhead a number of people taling "Cruising". Now I know why :D

 

Roll on this years cruise season

 

cheers

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What beautiful photos.

It looks so huge.

Just got to talk DH into going on it.

 

Will be interesting to see what the Aussies thank of her.

 

Alaska on the Radiance was our first cruise. I remember thinking I had an idea of how big she was from the dimensions - then we walked on to the dock and I looked up and was completely blown away. And actually she's kind of a medium sized ship compared to some of the new ones.

 

We'll be arriving in Sydney in exactly 4 months for our cruise(s) around Oz. Can't wait. :D

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So cool. How exciting.

 

I see Berenice the guest services manager in the close up of the security check in area on deck 5. I also see Francisco is finally back - the nice white haired security supervisor. I missed him last cruise - great guy. Is that Steven, the DL concierge, standing in the middle of the picture speaking to someone? :D

 

I love seeing this people from afar. Thanks for posting.

 

Gina

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You really were excited seeing her:eek:. Have a great cruise Pippin10.

She looks about the same size as the Dawn...maybe 2000 pax. Anyone know offhand?

 

RADIANCE OF THE SEAS

 

CLASS: Radiance

BUILDER: Meyer-Werft

ENTERED SERVICE: April 2001

LINE: Royal Caribbean International

SIZE

TONNAGE: 90.090 g.r.t.

LENGTH: 965 feet.

BEAM: 106 feet.

DRAFT: 28 feet.

SPEED: 25 knots (cruising)

PROPULSION: 2 azipods

BOW THRUSTERS: 3

POWER PLANT: Gas turbine

PEOPLE

CAPACITY: 2,139 passengers (double occupancy),

2,531 total.

CREW: 869

OFFICERS: International

 

Dawn Princess

 

TONNAGE: 77,441 gross tons

LENGTH: 856 feet

BEAM: 106 feet

DRAUGHT: 26 feet

SPEED: 21 knots

POWER PLANT: Diesel electric (4 engines)

PROPULSION: Two fixed pitch propellers

REGISTRY: Bermuda

LINE: Princess Cruises

BUILDER: Fincantieri (Monfalcone, Italy)

CAPACITY: 2,050 (normal)

2,272 (maximum)

CREW: 870

ENTERED SERVICE: 1997

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Sounds like there we more than a few of us down at the harbour last night..thanks for posting your photos.

 

We cant wait for our "dinner party" cruise on the 18th of Nov..if you are onboard and haven't joined the roll call please do.

 

I'm happy you like the photos, I was actually down at the Quay at 9am (yep, I'm keen) and will be traveling when you guys return on the 20th. I had thought of doing the 2 day sampler but thought I would instead go the whole hog :D with a trip round NZ. :D:D Especially as I took up a WOW offer on a balcony (my first):):):)

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Great photos.Got off the Radiance yesterday and today it's back to reality.

I was in a balcony on deck 7 which was handy for hanging out a bit of washing.I didn't realize that from some parts of the Windjammer people could see into our balcony and I hope that the image of my cottontails blowing in the breeze didn't frighten them:)

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Great photos.Got off the Radiance yesterday and today it's back to reality.

I was in a balcony on deck 7 which was handy for hanging out a bit of washing.I didn't realize that from some parts of the Windjammer people could see into our balcony and I hope that the image of my cottontails blowing in the breeze didn't frighten them:)

 

That is so funny, I guess from the bridge they could see your washing. Did they offer any specials during the cruise for laundry?

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