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Post by Curtis on Feb 19, 2005 11:29:00 GMT -8
This is what I say would be if you could make a ferry into a full service ship acessable to the public (for stuff like a restaurant or a large shopping area) as for me I would make it into a restaurant.
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Post by javaman on Feb 19, 2005 19:56:55 GMT -8
a casino.
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Post by Doug Ubell on Feb 19, 2005 20:58:09 GMT -8
A giant house
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Post by Doug Ubell on Feb 19, 2005 20:58:55 GMT -8
Never mind, didn't notice the "public accessible." Probably a hotel.
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Post by Ferryman on Feb 19, 2005 21:05:23 GMT -8
I would make it a museum of that ferry's history
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Post by NMcKay on Feb 19, 2005 22:57:02 GMT -8
paintball arena.
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Post by Koastal Karl on Feb 19, 2005 23:18:38 GMT -8
along with Javaman I would have to say for me a Casino! Actually maybe a floating hotel/casino combo!
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Post by Low Light Mike on Feb 20, 2005 14:47:01 GMT -8
I think St. John's Fishing Lodge has already done this with the old Queen of the Islands.
So to steal their idea, I'd take the Queen of Prince Rupert and use her as a mother-ship for an extended eco-tourism cruise of the BC Coast. Priced and marketed to the ultra-rich folks with an environmental conscience. Those that like to see the Kermode bear, and protest clearcuts, while still consuming large quantities of paper products.
So the ship would take the summer months to do various inlets & fjords of BC.
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Post by Ferryman on Feb 20, 2005 16:28:20 GMT -8
I don't think the Queen of the Islands has engines anymore, so they just tow her around places up north. According to their site, she sites only at a few places. So if you don't take the engines out of Queen of Prince Rupert, then it would be much better
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