Our first stop after arriving on the Pride of America was to Check-In at our Muster Site, in front of the Cadillac Diner.
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An old Route 66 Gas Pump
stands by the hallway to
this 24-Hour Diner.
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This is the longest Cadillac
I have ever seen!
Eric and I got snacks at the Aloha Buffet.
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The Welcome Aboard Cake
will be cut & ready to
serve at 6:30 pm, when
the Ship leaves the dock.
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We bring our food to the
Gold Rush Saloon, which
is quiet right now.
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welcomes us.
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Two of the three Swimming Pools
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The booths are very
comfortable.
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Life Ring
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The Gym is quiet.
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Maybe later...
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Eric & I beneath the
Pride of America Flag
on the Ship's smoke
stacks.
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It's open 24 hours a day.
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Quilt
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Here's the view.
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Comfortable seating
along a hallway.
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Book your next Cruise
while onboard.
Our State Room is ready for us. I'll add more of what the Pride of America offers as Eric and I cruise along...
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The Library
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Board Games are available
for guests to borrow.
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A model of the
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Let the Gaming begin...
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Hollywood Theater is where
large performances happen.
It's also the Rally Area for
the Luau Kalamaku at
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The Hollywood Press is eager
to get photos of everyone who
enters.
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