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Shogun

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Hi All,

 

Can Some kind person check to see if Princess US is offering a sailing on the Crown Princess Nov 2nd New York to Ft L 7 Nov 2009.

 

yours Shogun

These are all round-trips:

 

Western Caribbean - Roundtrip Ft. Lauderdale

Ship: Crown Princess

Embarkation Port: Ft. Lauderdale, Florida

Number of Days: 7

Embarkation Date(s):

2009 - Nov 07, Nov 14, Nov 21, Nov 28

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I guess my answer is no, there is no quickie repo. Wouldn't that be a violation of one of those silly acts that are discussed because it would leave one US port and end at another, without visiting a foreign land??:confused:

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I guess my answer is no, there is no quickie repo. Wouldn't that be a violation of one of those silly acts that are discussed because it would leave one US port and end at another, without visiting a foreign land??:confused:

I believe Aruba is the closest foriegn port that would allow a ship to sail from NYC to FLL.

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Bermuda. :) Done all the time. Aruba is way down in the southern Caribbean; definitely not "on the way." :)

I'm confused now, I thought that it had to be a distant foreign port and that Aruba was the closest to qualify:confused::confused:

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I'm confused now, I thought that it had to be a distant foreign port and that Aruba was the closest to qualify:confused::confused:

 

Correct.

 

Bermuda is OK on a roundtrip cruise returning to the same port.

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Hi all

 

Thank you,

 

the reason I was asking is I am on the Qubec to Ft L sailing but the tours

for New York come up as for In Transit so was wondering if Princess was up to something.

 

yours Shogun

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In keeping with the insanity of the PSA as a whole, nearby or distant foreign ports have nothing to do with actual distance.

 

From the PSA:

 

Nearby foreign port means any foreign port in North America, Central America, the Bermuda Islands, or the West Indies (including the Bahama Islands, but not including the Leeward Islands of the Netherlands Antilles, i.e., Aruba, Bonaire, and Curacao). A port in the U.S. Virgin Islands shall be treated as a nearby foreign port.

 

Distant foreign port means any foreign port that is not a nearby port.

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