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A trend towards building ever bigger cruise ships, such as a 3,600-passenger vessel to be launched in June, has some industry experts wondering whether it might be too much of a good thing.

Cruise lines flaunt dream holidays at sea, complete with Broadway-style shows, cinemas, gourmet food and even artificial waves for surfing. But some travel agents worry passengers might eventually feel the dream is turning into a crowded nightmare.

Haven't these people heard of the Titanic? One iceberg and that sucker is toast!

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