Large Ship: A ship of a grt (gross registered tonnage) between 65,000 and 100,000 tons. Carnival legend, celebrity constellation, crystal serenity, disney magic, holland america's zuiderdam, norwegian dawn, coral princess, and royal caribbean's brilliance of the seas are examples.

 

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Large Ship: A ship of a grt (gross registered tonnage) between 65,000 and 100,000 tons. Carnival legend, celebrity constellation, crystal serenity, disney magic, holland america's zuiderdam, norwegian d . . . View Full Definition

Very Large Ship: A ship in excess of 100,000 gross registered tons (grt). Very large ships include the carnival conquest, the golden princess, and royal caribbean's navigator of the seas.

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Run-Of-Ship: Cabin is assigned at the last moment, giving the cruise line the ability to shift accommodations as needed. Usually, you are guaranteed a minimum category of cabin, and sometimes get an upgr . . . View Full Definition