Ships registered in the US must use American union crew members, and their higher pay rates. It is also why all cruise lines touch some foreign port when cruising from US ports. If they don't they must use union workers. The only recent exception was inter- island Hawaii cruises, I think there was an attempt to keep it within the Islands. Although in the past all Hawaii cruises went to Fanning (Christmas) island to avoid the US only rule. Found out that NCL does operate cruise ship in just the Hawaiian Islands. The crew must be 90% U.S. Citizen.
As of 2008, Cruise Line International Association reported 185 total ships in their North American member cruise lines. http://www.cruising.org
P & O Cruises is the oldest cruise line in the world. It is a British-American cruise line operated out of Southampton, England. It currently operates seven cruise ships.
definetly cruise ships.
There are only a handful of commercial cruise ships that are American flagged. The only ships owned by a major cruise line are operated by Norwegian Cruise Lines America. There are only three. Oceanic, the former Independence and United States are not in service. Oceanic is somewhere in Asia awaiting her fate by sale and SSUS is in Philadelphia laid up. Anyone wanting a more complete listing may contact the US Maritime Administration. www.marad.dot.gov
No. When you board a Disney Cruise Ship, everyone gathers into the auditorium for a safety lesson similar to the ones on airplanes.
None. No cruise ships sank in 2014.
See the nearby link for a list of cruise ships.
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A lot of cruise ships have pool tables. So that is a "Yes"
The Disney Cruise Ships travel to places outside the USA.
No.
At a company who makes cruise ships.