Cruise ship

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Cruise ship is a ship designed to provide an enjoyable vacation experience as it carries passengers to one or more destinations. A modern cruise ship is huge, and it may accommodate 3,500 or more passengers and crew. In addition to guest rooms, cruise ships have restaurants and shops, and many feature spas, fitness centers, swimming pools, theaters, and casinos. Some even feature water slides.

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