MS Empress
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MS Empress
Paquebot commandé sous le nom de Future Seas par Admiral Cruises mais mis en service sous les couleurs de RCCL sous le nom de Nordic Empress.
Locaux publics : 1 restaurant (1 030 places), 1 grand salon-salle de spectacles (860 places), 1 salon (420 places), 1 atrium sur 6 niveaux, 1 restaurant-buffet (562 places), 1 salon d'observation panoramique/discothèque (250 places), 1 casino, 1 piscine
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