NCL Welcomes Pro Hockey Legends During Its Annual Sports AfloatŪ
Hockey Cruise
Miami, Fla., January 14, 1999 - Following an intense NHL
season, a roster of hockey greats will hit the high seas aboard
Norwegian Cruise Line's M/S Norwegian Sea for a week-long
Pro Hockey Cruise to the Western Caribbean, June 27-July 4,
1999. Many of the NHL's finest will be onboard to host and
participate in a fun-filled schedule of activities that includes
a four-on-four hockey tournament and slap shot contest; Pro
Hockey workout, sports trivia contests, autograph signing
sessions, and question-and-answer periods. Guests may also
participate in the shipboard taping of "Coast-to-Coast
with James Brown," the number one national sports radio
talk show. Following is the current line-up for the Pro Hockey
Cruise. Additional participants will be added as the hockey
season continues.
Hall of Famers:
Yvan Cournoyer - Montreal Canadiens
Marcel Dionne - Los Angeles Kings
Harry Howell - New York Rangers
Johnny McKenzie - Boston Bruins
Guy LaPointe - Montreal Canadiens
Lorne "Gump" Worsley - New York Rangers
Retired Players:
Jim Craig - U.S. Olympic Team (1960)
Don Marcotte - Boston Bruins
Terry O'Reilly - Boston Bruins
The 42,000-ton, 1,518-guest Norwegian Sea sails NCL's popular
"Texaribbean" itinerary, which cruises round-trip
from the Port of Houston visiting Cancun, Cozumel, and Roatan,
located in the Bay Islands of Honduras. Cruise-only fares
for the Sports Afloat Pro Hockey Cruise start at $1,169 per
person, based on double occupancy, including port charges.
Players are subject to change without notice.
The Norwegian Sea offers a variety of tasty amenities reflecting
the ship's customized "Texaribbean" itinerary including
the first Tequila Bar at sea, an array of international hot
sauces, Texas-size T-bone steaks, a selection of Mexican beers
as well as Texas microbrewery beers. For more information
and reservations, contact your travel agent or call NCL in
the U.S. and Canada at (800) 327-7030; in Dade County, Florida,
(305) 436-0866.
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