Cruise Ship Reflection Paper

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It was a hot summer day, in the middle of August 2016, when my parents broke the news that we were going on a cruise. We were going on the Royal Caribbean, Liberty of the Seas. As I got out of the car, in the scorching hot weather in Galveston, Texas. I saw the Royal Caribbean ship as well as the Carnival cruise ship. I saw that the Royal Caribbean, Liberty of the seas was a beautiful ship. I was very excited about going on a cruise. As we walked onto the ship, I noticed the ship was elegant and majestic. The Royal Caribbean, Liberty of the seas is a beautiful ship, with multiple different things to like. From the external view the ship, is huge and the movie theatre is so big, that it shows from off the ship. The view of the water slides were amazing with slides spanning into ocean cantilevered on only one edge and riding on those slides was thrilling experience being thrown into ocean in glass slide tubes. When we were setting for sail, we were departing during the sunset, the view was panoramic. The sunset was really pretty and when the ship lights were on ,it was admirable. The ship had rafts on the side, in case of emergency. Another fine craftsmanship of the ship, is that it had name of ship engraved big, bold and cursive on front right corner. Last but not least, the ship has flags-American Flag, Texas Flag, because the port is in Texas, and a Bahamian flag; because it was registered in the Bahamas. Some of the things enjoyed about this trip, was that you get to go to

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