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Sunday's Sail-Aways - Six Ships Leaving Port Everglades

It was a fun weekend with yesterday's Harmony sail-away party and today we enjoyed some great sail-aways.  After a long, hot Summer, many ships have left their Mediterranean and Alaskan routes, returning home to South Florida.  This means that instead of sweating for hours to see a ship or two, we enjoyed a six ship sail-away and chatted with many of you on Periscope.  Take a look below as we offer up pictures, video, and stats from the Princess, Carnival, Royal Caribbean, Celebrity, and Holland America ships that we watched sail by today.  Also, because you're dying to know, you get to find out what I ate for dinner afterward.

 

Ship Stats

Holland America Line's Niew Amsterdam (Signature Class)

Maiden Voyage: July 4th 2010
Cost of Build: $450M USD
Size: 87,000 Gross Tons, 935'x105', 11 Passenger Decks
Capacity: 2,106 Passengers, 929 Crew

Regal Princess

Maiden Voyage: May 2014
Size: 143,000 Gross Tons, 1083'x106'
Capacity: 3,560 Passengers, 1,346 Crew
Factoid: P&O's Britannia is based on Princess' Royal Class ships

Royal Princess

Maiden Voyage: June 2013
Size: 143,000 Gross Tons, 1083'x106'
Capacity: 3,560 Passengers, 1,346 Crew
Factoid: P&O's Britannia is based on Princess' Royal Class ships

Celebrity Infinity

Maiden Voyage: March 2001
Size: 91,000 Gross Tons, 965'x106'
Capacity: 2,170 Passengers, 1k Crew

Carnival Conquest

Maiden Voyage: May 2014
Size: 110,000 Gross Tons, 953'x116'
Capacity: 3k Passengers, 1,150 Crew
Factoid: The ship's interior decor is of a French Impressionist style designed to complement the port city of New Orleans. 

Royal Caribbean Line's Allure of The Seas (Oasis Class)

Maiden Voyage: December 1st 2010
Cost of Build: $1.2B USD
Size: 225,000 Gross Tons, 1187'x198', 16 Passenger Decks
Capacity: 6,300 Passengers, 2,400 Crew
Factoids: The Allure of The Seas is the world's second largest cruise ship and reaches 236' above the water line.

Today's Full Sail-Away Video Footage