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Big Cruiseship Docks in NYC

by Erik Olsen on May 12, 2006

Well, I am sadly not around to see it happen, but it looks like the Royal Caribbean Freedom of the Seas is docking in New York City right about now. The floating monster, some 237 feet tall and 1,112 feet long with 15 passenger decks is in the city until May 18, then on to Boston. 

 

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