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Quarantined Princess Cruise passengers enjoy Miramar Marine experience
The Royal Treatment
“Every cruise offers passengers the opportunity to sit on a deck chair and do nothing but drink frilly cocktails for hours while they wait for the sushi buffet to be restocked,” says Princess spokesman Reginald Footman. “But at Princess, we recognize that what sets a cruise apart are the activities. And during our special tour extension at Miramar, those activities will continue unabated — even, from a certain point of view, improved.” Clockwise from upper left: 1. Passengers enjoy the opportunity to bond while helping each other to complete the Fun Run obstacle course — the same one used by Marines preparing to enter combat zones. 2. The pool offers cruise-goers an opportunity to relax and also stay afloat for up to two hours at a time in the base’s popular “sinking ship scenario.” 3. Everyone enjoys a scenic hike, and the area’s pristine, undeveloped landscape looks kind of like the romantic hills of Tuscany if you squint. 4. Dancing has always been a popular on-board activity; at Miramar, dancers can take their fun to “the next level” with balletic hand-to-hand engagement techniques!
“Every cruise offers passengers the opportunity to sit on a deck chair and do nothing but drink frilly cocktails for hours while they wait for the sushi buffet to be restocked,” says Princess spokesman Reginald Footman. “But at Princess, we recognize that what sets a cruise apart are the activities. And during our special tour extension at Miramar, those activities will continue unabated — even, from a certain point of view, improved.” Clockwise from upper left: 1. Passengers enjoy the opportunity to bond while helping each other to complete the Fun Run obstacle course — the same one used by Marines preparing to enter combat zones. 2. The pool offers cruise-goers an opportunity to relax and also stay afloat for up to two hours at a time in the base’s popular “sinking ship scenario.” 3. Everyone enjoys a scenic hike, and the area’s pristine, undeveloped landscape looks kind of like the romantic hills of Tuscany if you squint. 4. Dancing has always been a popular on-board activity; at Miramar, dancers can take their fun to “the next level” with balletic hand-to-hand engagement techniques!
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Quarantined Princess Cruise passengers enjoy Miramar Marine experience
The Royal Treatment
Quarantined Princess Cruise passengers enjoy Miramar Marine experience
The Royal Treatment
“Every cruise offers passengers the opportunity to sit on a deck chair and do nothing but drink frilly cocktails for hours while they wait for the sushi buffet to be restocked,” says Princess spokesman Reginald Footman. “But at Princess, we recognize that what sets a cruise apart are the activities. And during our special tour extension at Miramar, those activities will continue unabated — even, from a certain point of view, improved.” Clockwise from upper left: 1. Passengers enjoy the opportunity to bond while helping each other to complete the Fun Run obstacle course — the same one used by Marines preparing to enter combat zones. 2. The pool offers cruise-goers an opportunity to relax and also stay afloat for up to two hours at a time in the base’s popular “sinking ship scenario.” 3. Everyone enjoys a scenic hike, and the area’s pristine, undeveloped landscape looks kind of like the romantic hills of Tuscany if you squint. 4. Dancing has always been a popular on-board activity; at Miramar, dancers can take their fun to “the next level” with balletic hand-to-hand engagement techniques!
“Every cruise offers passengers the opportunity to sit on a deck chair and do nothing but drink frilly cocktails for hours while they wait for the sushi buffet to be restocked,” says Princess spokesman Reginald Footman. “But at Princess, we recognize that what sets a cruise apart are the activities. And during our special tour extension at Miramar, those activities will continue unabated — even, from a certain point of view, improved.” Clockwise from upper left: 1. Passengers enjoy the opportunity to bond while helping each other to complete the Fun Run obstacle course — the same one used by Marines preparing to enter combat zones. 2. The pool offers cruise-goers an opportunity to relax and also stay afloat for up to two hours at a time in the base’s popular “sinking ship scenario.” 3. Everyone enjoys a scenic hike, and the area’s pristine, undeveloped landscape looks kind of like the romantic hills of Tuscany if you squint. 4. Dancing has always been a popular on-board activity; at Miramar, dancers can take their fun to “the next level” with balletic hand-to-hand engagement techniques!
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