Waste from a cruise ship is separated into recyclable catagories (paper, plastic, glass, china, food, etc) and stored for removal to land. Non-recyclable solids (biological and chemical waste) are quarantined and stored for removal to land. Liquid waste is separated and treated differently. Grey water (showers and sinks) is treated and stored for emergency water provision, the rest is dumped. Black water (toilet and biological water) is treated and stored for land removal. Sludge (chemicals, oil and machine waste) is also saved for land removal. Maritime law allows some dumping of garbage while at a certain distance from land, but most cruise lines have recently adopted voluntary policies that are stricter than maritime law. Most cruise lines will only dump food and grey water at least 12 miles from land. This is in sharp contrast to the mid-90's when the cruise lines were dumping garbage without restriction.
Maybe, if that person schedules an appointment to go on a cruise ship.
Go to a cruise ship gas station! ;) Or in port a fuel hose would be connected to the ship to refuel.
I think you might be refering to a cruise getaway. A cruise getaway is when you go on a cruise ship and relax. I think if there is a cruise gateway ot would be the gateway to get on the cruise ship, like on a plane ride your wating to go on your standing in the depatrure gate.
Yes!
Go to the KapKen channel on youtube to see a video on how to sneak liquor on a cruise ship...
A cruise ship passenger is someone who is on a cruise ship during a cruise.
The Carnival Glory cruise ship is a family oriented cruise ship. It heads to the Eastern and Western Caribbean waters and the local islands found therein.
You can go on a cruise with the ship Brilliance of the Seas year round. Booking is available online through the company that operates the ship, Royal Caribbean.
no not to the carabean but can go on cruise ship just might not be able to get off at port.
A cruise ship tourist is a person who tours you around a cruise ship.
It is a cruise liner or cruise ship.
Yes, and all cruise ships have a physician aboard.