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New Ocean Terminal with Queen Mary 2 The new terminal, opened May 2009, is built on the site of the 1950 Ocean Terminal which was demolished in 1983 - a cycle reflecting the demise of the old liners and the growth of the cruise industry. Here, Red Jet 3 en route to Cowes passes in front of the terminal while Queen Mary 2 is alongside.
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| Author | David Martin |
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