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Here's the Phantom's postcard of the Dawn Princess |
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| Planning a cruise? The Dawn Princess is the next-to-the-largest ship of the Princess line. You can find her during the summer cruising somewhere between Alaska and Vancouver, Canada. A beautiful cruise ship, standing 14 stories high. It feels like a moving building as it glides along the inland passage. It's a great cruise, lots of fun, and all that. But here's something to think about. Dawn Princess Fact Sheet versus Titanic Fact Sheet Princess Titanic Built: Monfalcone, Italy 1997 -- Belfast, Ireland 1911 Gross Tonnage 77,000 -- 46,328 Net Tonnage 44,000 -- 21,831 Length Overall 856 feet -- 882 feet (plus 9 inches) Breadth 106 feet -- 92 feet (plus 6 inches) Passenger Capacity 1,950 -- 2,435 Crew 900 -- 885 Cruising speed 21 knots -- 24 knots Number of lifeboats:16 -- 14 regular lifeboats, plus 2 cutters Plus numerous (maybe 50) rafts -- plus 4 rafts. Total lifeboat seating: Lifeboat drills in auditorium-- Lifeboat drill: none scheduled. Dawn Princess resides above the water. Titanic resides under the water. |
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