Royal Caribbean's 'Monarch of the Seas'

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By Pdunn @ 2007-04-26 21:02:01
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@ 2007-06-01 09:37:52
I've gone ahead and named this the Monarch. It's definitely Sovereign class, and of the three Sovereign class ships, the other two work carribean itineraries. Monarch does California/Baja California iteneraries, which put this in the right spot to be the Monarch. Without being able to read the name on the bow, it cannot be 100% certain, but I'm fairly confident that this has to be the Monarch of the Seas.