Enchantment OS in Baltimore in 2010?

Don't know how true it is but supposely this and the all info involved
is to be released tomorrow.

Hello everyone... I just returned from Cruise Maryland. . . The Cruise
Passenger Terminal at the Port of Baltimore.

Royal Caribbean just announced what ship will be sailing from
Baltimore in 2010.

The beautiful Enchantment of the Seas will be sailing from Baltimore
for the first time in June 2010, for her first cruise of YEAR ROUND
Sailings!

There was nothing in writing handed out, but the specific Dates and
Itineraries will be available tomorrow.
They also had a nice Enchantment of the Seas from Baltimore promo
video that was shown. . .
Ken Muskat (RCI VP, Sales) was there to make the announcement.

Enchantment will be sailing from Norfolk, VA in April, and May before
beginning her 5/9 night cruises in June from Baltimore 2010, and in
November 2010 she will begin her winter schedule of 9/12 night
cruises.

There were over 400 Travel Partners at the first "Nation of Why Not"
Sales Training Event held at the Port of Baltimore.

Everyone was very happy, that Royal Caribbean has decided to keep a
ship in Baltimore.

I can tell you that I was very happy !

Thanks to:
Radio

wrote:

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Everyone was very happy, that Royal Caribbean has decided to keep a
ship in Baltimore.

I can tell you that I was very happy !

Me too, even though the terminal is at least 15-20 long miles from
our home ;-

"Dan Wenz" wrote in message
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Everyone was very happy, that Royal Caribbean has decided to keep a
ship in Baltimore.

I can tell you that I was very happy !

Me too, even though the terminal is at least 15-20 long miles from
our home ;-

I'm about 600 miles farther from the Baltimore terminal, but I have found it
to be an easy and convenient cruise port. It's good that RCCI is giving us
a few more chances to sail from there. I'm anticipating B2B trips to
stretch the length. The more I cruise the more I realize that all cruises
are too short. That's a good thing, because I get the pleasure of
anticipating the next one.

My Garmin is programmed for Baltimore terminal. Bring on the boat.

Harry Cooper