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Slam-dunk: Dickinson’s NBA all-star cruise
Saturday, 20 Jan, 2005
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Carnival Cruise Lines is offering a special “Miami Heat Cruise” in February that will feature NBA all-star games, autograph sessions with players and other professional basketball related activities.
The three-day voyage will also include a special “watch party” to see NBA games.
“This cruise will provide an unforgettable vacation experience not only for Miami Heat fans but for any sports enthusiast, given the wide variety of unique and exciting activities,” said Bob Dickinson, Carnival president and CEO.
The cruise includes a stop in Nassau, The Bahamas. Prices begin at $399 per person based on double occupancy.
Special rates for third and fourth guests sailing in the same stateroom are also available.
Report by David Wilkening
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