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‘70000 Tons Of Metal’ cruise set to return in 2023

December 29, 2021 Staff
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The ‘70000 Tons Of Metal’ cruise is set to return in January 2023 after being canceled in both 2021 and 2022. Cruise creator and promoter Andy Piller said that 70000 Tons Of Metal may be sailing to a new destination outside its usual Caribbean destination, and will have a new ship. The cruise has previously been held on the Royal Caribbean ship Independence Of The Seas since 2016.

Said Piller: “We’ve been working hard to secure a new ship, possibly even with a new destination, and with the best lineup that 70000 Tons Of Metal, the world’s biggest heavy metal cruise, has ever seen.”   The 70000 Tons Of Metal team added in a separate message:“We can’t wait to reunite with our Global Heavy Metal Family in 2023 when we sail through the beautiful Caribbean once again. Thank you very much for your continued loyalty and undying support, it means the world to us.”

More information is expected to be announced shortly at – 70000tons.com.

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