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Nickelodeon cruise with Sponge Bob and Dora to set sail

by Catherine Bodry (RSS feed) on Jan 28th 2008 at 10:20AM

If you're a bit tired of the monopoly Disney has on family cruises, perk up -- Nickelodeon has joined the industry with its own themed cruise. The media company rented a ship from Royal Caribbean (the Freedom of the seas, the largest in the industry), which it will sail to Mexico, Jamaica, Grand Cayman, and a private beach in Haiti. Currently, only one trip is scheduled, though the company remains open to more sailings if tickets go quickly.

Nickelodeon is following in Disney's mouseprints in more than just Caribbean cruising; its first theme park will open at the Mall of America in March, and after that it will break ground for the first of 20 planned Nickelodeon resorts.

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Marilyn Terrell Jan 28th 2008 12:29PM

Interesting development! As Nickelodeon moves to cruising, Disney's taking adults and kids to Italy, China, and Australia:
http://intelligenttravel.typepad.com/it/2008/01/travels-with-th.html

Nelkis May 25th 2008 7:10PM

hey its me pelkis!!!!!!!!hey i would like to go to the criuse. it would be a good time to be together and spend time with each other sense our dad lives in New York City and my mom and my 2 sisters live in Minnesota.

Nelkis May 25th 2008 7:12PM

i really want to go to ge to spend more time wirth my dad because we livein different states.my dad lives in New York and we live in MN

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