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The soundtrack albums of 1983 were stacked.
Everybody remembers the big songs. The radio hits. The MTV favorites. The tracks that became inseparable from the movies themselves.
But what about the songs hiding on Side Two?
This week on the Stuck in the ’80s podcast, Steve and Brad revisit some of the greatest soundtrack albums of 1983 and focus on the deep cuts that often get overlooked when discussing one of the strongest years in soundtrack history.
The discussion begins with Valley Girl, a soundtrack that has long been considered one of the defining collections of early-'80s new wave and alternative music. While most fans remember the headline songs, the album is packed with lesser-known tracks that helped establish its reputation as one of the decade's finest soundtrack releases.
The gang also explores the music of Eddie and the Cruisers, whose soundtrack eventually became almost as famous as the movie itself. Decades later, listeners still discover overlooked songs that deserve more attention than they received during the film's original release.
Along the way, Steve and Brad revisit the soundtrack to D.C. Cab and other memorable releases from a year when soundtrack albums often felt like essential purchases for music fans.
Part of the fun comes from remembering how soundtrack albums functioned during the MTV era. Before playlists and streaming services, they offered a gateway to discovering new artists and songs. Many fans bought the soundtrack for one or two familiar tracks only to find themselves falling in love with the songs they had never heard before.
The episode also serves as a reminder that some of the best music associated with a movie never became a hit single. Deep album cuts often carried the same energy, creativity and emotional resonance as the songs dominating radio playlists.
Like many Stuck in the ’80s music-history episodes, the discussion combines nostalgia, musical discovery and passionate advocacy for overlooked songs that deserve a second chance.
Because sometimes the tracks you skipped in 1983 end up becoming your favorites decades later.
If you love soundtrack albums, forgotten songs and rediscovering the hidden corners of the MTV era, this episode belongs in your playlist.
The Stuck in the ’80s Podcast has spent nearly 20 years celebrating the music, movies, television and pop culture of the greatest decade ever. Support the show on Patreon for bonus episodes, exclusive livestream hangouts, behind-the-scenes content and merch for longtime listeners.
One of the unexpected joys of The 80s Cruise is hearing songs you haven't thought about in years. Not just the big hits, but the deep cuts, soundtrack favorites and forgotten tracks that instantly transport you back in time. If you're the kind of fan who gets excited when someone mentions a song buried halfway through an old soundtrack album, use promo code STUCK when booking your cabin. You'll be surrounded by thousands of people who appreciate the deep cuts as much as the hits.Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
Music has always had a remarkable ability to cross borders.
Sometimes a great melody, unforgettable hook or powerful performance can connect with audiences even when they don't understand every word being sung.
This week on the Stuck in the ’80s podcast, Steve and Brad debut a new series called Language Lessons, a celebration of the songs that overcame language barriers and found success during the 1980s.
The first installment explores several memorable hits that introduced American listeners to sounds and languages from around the world.
The discussion includes Falco, whose international smash Rock Me Amadeus became one of the most unlikely chart-toppers of the decade. Sung largely in German, the song proved that audiences didn't necessarily need translation when the music itself was compelling enough.
Steve and Brad also revisit Nena and the enduring popularity of 99 Luftballons, a song that remains one of the most recognizable non-English hits in pop-music history.
Along the way, the episode explores music from Los Lobos and Clannad, artists whose recordings helped expose mainstream audiences to different languages, cultures and musical traditions.
One of the fascinating aspects of these songs is how they challenged conventional wisdom about commercial radio. Record executives often assumed listeners would reject songs they couldn't fully understand. Yet time and again, audiences embraced great music regardless of language.
The discussion also highlights how MTV, international radio and the growing interconnectedness of pop culture helped introduce listeners to artists they might never have encountered otherwise.
Like many Stuck in the ’80s music-history episodes, the conversation combines chart trivia, cultural context and nostalgia while shining a spotlight on songs that expanded listeners' musical horizons.
The result is a reminder that the 1980s weren't just about American and British pop stars. The decade also featured artists from around the globe whose music found a home in our cassette collections and radio playlists.
And as these songs prove, a great chorus doesn't always require a translation.
If you love discovering forgotten hits, international music and the surprising stories behind some of the decade's most unique chart successes, this episode belongs in your playlist.
The Stuck in the ’80s Podcast has spent nearly 20 years celebrating the music, movies, television and pop culture of the greatest decade ever. Support the show on Patreon for bonus episodes, exclusive livestream hangouts, behind-the-scenes content and merch for longtime listeners.
One of the coolest things about The 80s Cruise is meeting fans from around the world who all share the same love for the decade. You may come from different countries and backgrounds, but when a favorite song starts playing, everyone suddenly speaks the same language. Use promo code STUCK when booking your cabin and experience the most international family reunion Gen X has ever thrown.Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
There are debut albums.
And then there are debut albums that feel like they've always existed.
That's certainly true of Violent Femmes.
Released in 1983, the self-titled debut from Violent Femmes arrived with little fanfare but gradually became one of the most beloved, influential and endlessly replayable records of the entire decade. Forty years later, it remains a touchstone for generations of music fans who discovered its unique blend of folk, punk, alternative rock and adolescent angst.
This week on the Stuck in the ’80s podcast, Steve and Chuck Coverly revisit the album's remarkable legacy and explore the question that naturally arises whenever this record comes up:
Is it the greatest debut album of the 1980s?
The discussion begins with personal memories of first hearing the album and the immediate connection many listeners felt with songs that sounded unlike anything else on the radio. At a time when synthesizers, arena rock and polished production dominated much of popular music, the Violent Femmes offered something raw, quirky and deeply personal.
Along the way, Steve and Chuck revisit standout tracks including Blister in the Sun, Kiss Off, Add It Up and other songs that helped transform the record into a cult classic.
Part of the album's enduring appeal comes from its honesty. The songs captured feelings of frustration, insecurity, longing and rebellion in ways that felt authentic to young listeners. Decades later, those emotions still resonate.
The episode also examines the album's influence on alternative music and its role in shaping a generation of artists who would emerge during the late 1980s and early 1990s. Many records have sold more copies. Few have left a larger cultural footprint.
Of course, no debate about the greatest debut album of the decade would be complete without considering the competition. Steve and Chuck compare the Violent Femmes debut against other legendary first albums from the era and make the case for why it belongs in the conversation.
Like many Stuck in the ’80s music episodes, the discussion combines personal stories, music history and passionate fan advocacy for a record that continues attracting new listeners forty years after its release.
Not bad for an album that wasn't supposed to change music history.
If you've ever worn out a cassette copy of this record, quoted its lyrics or introduced it to a younger generation, this episode belongs in your playlist.
The Stuck in the ’80s Podcast has spent nearly 20 years celebrating the music, movies, television and pop culture of the greatest decade ever. Support the show on Patreon for bonus episodes, exclusive livestream hangouts, behind-the-scenes content and merch for longtime listeners.
One thing we've learned from years aboard The 80s Cruise is that everybody has their album — the one record that instantly transports them back to a specific time and place. Conversations about those albums happen constantly onboard, whether you're standing in line for coffee or sitting next to someone at a concert. Use promo code STUCK when booking your cabin and come spend a week with fellow music fans who understand why an album from 1983 can still feel like part of your identity.Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
It wouldn't be Easter without Easter eggs.
And we're not just talking about the ones hidden in your backyard.
This week on the Stuck in the ’80s podcast, Steve, Brad and company celebrate the holiday by exploring some of their favorite Easter eggs from across the world of 1980s pop culture. Along the way, they uncover hidden movie references, secret video-game surprises, musical inside jokes and, because this is Stuck in the ’80s, a healthy dose of personal embarrassment.
For decades, creators have hidden little surprises inside their work for attentive fans to discover. Sometimes it's a visual joke tucked into the background of a movie. Sometimes it's a secret level hidden inside a video game. Sometimes it's a lyrical reference that only the most dedicated listeners would ever notice.
The gang revisits some of the most memorable examples from the decade, discussing the hidden details that made movies, television shows, music and games even more rewarding for curious fans.
Of course, the 1980s were particularly fertile ground for Easter eggs. Video-game designers loved hiding secrets for players willing to explore every corner of a cartridge. Filmmakers frequently slipped references into their work as nods to fellow creators, favorite films or loyal audiences. Even musicians occasionally buried little surprises for fans paying close attention.
The discussion also highlights how discovering Easter eggs felt different in the pre-internet era. Today, hidden details are often revealed online within hours of a release. Back then, finding one felt like uncovering a genuine secret. You couldn't just Google the answer. You had to stumble upon it yourself or hear about it from a friend on the playground.
Naturally, the conversation eventually turns toward Easter itself and the hosts' own holiday memories. As longtime listeners know, Stuck in the ’80s has never been afraid to embrace a little self-inflicted embarrassment, and this episode delivers plenty of laughs along the way.
Like many holiday-themed episodes, the result is equal parts nostalgia, trivia and personal storytelling. It's a reminder that some of our favorite memories come not from the big moments everyone remembers but from the little details hidden just beneath the surface.
Because sometimes the most rewarding discoveries are the ones you weren't expecting to find.
If you love pop-culture trivia, hidden references, classic video games and stories that make the hosts cringe years later, this episode belongs in your playlist.
The Stuck in the ’80s Podcast has spent nearly 20 years celebrating the music, movies, television and pop culture of the greatest decade ever. Support the show on Patreon for bonus episodes, exclusive livestream hangouts, behind-the-scenes content and merch for longtime listeners.
One of the fun things about The 80s Cruise is discovering little surprises around every corner. A spontaneous hallway concert. An unexpected celebrity encounter. A deep-cut song during a late-night set. The best cruises have Easter eggs too. Use promo code STUCK when booking your cabin and come experience a week where some of the best memories are the ones you never saw coming.Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
Let's be honest.
There are some 1983 hits we've all heard enough.
Not because they're bad songs. Quite the opposite. They're great songs. The problem is that decades of radio airplay have made them almost too familiar.
This week on the Stuck in the ’80s podcast, Steve and Brad go beyond the obvious and explore the hidden corners of one of the greatest years in pop-culture history.
The mission is simple: find the songs and movies from 1983 that deserve more attention.
The discussion begins with artists whose biggest hits still dominate classic-hits playlists. We all know the radio staples from Styx, Donna Summer, Eurythmics and Adam Ant.
But what about the other songs on those albums?
The tracks that never became singles. The songs tucked away on Side Two. The deep cuts that only revealed themselves after repeated listens.
Steve and Brad revisit some of their favorite hidden gems from these artists and make the case that many of them are every bit as rewarding as the better-known hits.
Part of the fun comes from rediscovering how albums were consumed during the early MTV era. Buying a record meant spending time with the entire collection, not just the songs receiving radio airplay. As a result, many fans developed strong attachments to tracks that never appeared on a greatest-hits package.
The episode also expands beyond music and into the world of film. Rather than revisiting the most famous movies of 1983, the gang highlights a selection of alternative viewing choices — films that may not have received the same attention as the year's blockbusters but remain well worth watching today.
Like many Stuck in the ’80s episodes, the conversation becomes an exercise in rediscovery. Sometimes the most rewarding experiences come from revisiting familiar artists and years while focusing on the material that slipped through the cracks.
After all, nostalgia isn't just about remembering the biggest moments.
It's also about finding the treasures you missed the first time around.
If you're ready to move beyond the obvious hits and discover some new favorites from 1983, this episode belongs in your playlist.
The Stuck in the ’80s Podcast has spent nearly 20 years celebrating the music, movies, television and pop culture of the greatest decade ever. Support the show on Patreon for bonus episodes, exclusive livestream hangouts, behind-the-scenes content and merch for longtime listeners.
One thing we've noticed on The 80s Cruise is that the conversations often drift far beyond the hits. Sure, everyone loves the classics. But ask a cruiser about their favorite deep cut and you'll usually get a passionate answer and a story to go with it. Use promo code STUCK when booking your cabin and join thousands of fellow fans who know that sometimes the best songs are the ones that never made the radio.Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
Second place can be a frustrating destination.
Especially when you're only one song away from chart immortality.
This week on the Stuck in the ’80s podcast, Spearsy welcomes back Chuck "Mr. Mayor" Coverly for Part 2 of our look at the songs of 1989 that reached No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100 but never managed to claim the top spot.
As longtime listeners know, Close But No Cigar has become one of our favorite recurring series because it reminds us of an important truth about music history:
Not every great song becomes a No. 1 hit.
In fact, some of the most memorable records of the decade spent their chart lives staring up at the summit from just one position below.
This installment focuses on another batch of 1989 near-misses, including songs from Bobby Brown, who was in the middle of one of the most dominant runs of the late MTV era. The discussion also revisits the music of Jody Watley and, of course, Madonna, whose chart success throughout the decade was almost unmatched.
Along the way, Spearsy and Chuck investigate the fascinating chart battles that prevented these songs from reaching No. 1. Sometimes the culprit was another future classic. Sometimes it was a song that history has largely forgotten.
That's part of what makes these episodes so much fun.
Looking back decades later, it's often surprising to discover which songs won those battles and which songs lost them.
The episode also serves as a snapshot of a fascinating moment in music history. By 1989, the pop landscape had become remarkably diverse. Dance-pop, R&B, adult contemporary, rock and emerging alternative sounds all competed for chart dominance, creating one of the most interesting years of the decade.
Like many Stuck in the ’80s music-history episodes, the conversation combines chart trivia, nostalgia and passionate debate while highlighting songs that deserve to be remembered regardless of where they finished.
Because in the end, nobody remembers where a song peaked if the music itself stands the test of time.
If you love Billboard chart history, forgotten chart battles and revisiting the final great year of the 1980s, this episode belongs in your playlist.
The Stuck in the ’80s Podcast has spent nearly 20 years celebrating the music, movies, television and pop culture of the greatest decade ever. Support the show on Patreon for bonus episodes, exclusive livestream hangouts, behind-the-scenes content and merch for longtime listeners.
One of the best parts of hosting trivia aboard The 80s Cruise is discovering just how seriously cruisers take music history. Mention a forgotten chart battle from 1989 and somebody in the audience will immediately know which song was stuck at No. 2 and what kept it there. If that sounds like your kind of crowd, use promo code STUCK when booking your cabin and come spend a week with fellow fans who know that chart trivia is never just trivia.Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
It always takes a few days to process The 80s Cruise.
You get home. You unpack. You try to remember what day it is. And then you begin sorting through the hundreds of memories created during a week that somehow feels both completely exhausting and entirely too short.
This week on the Stuck in the ’80s podcast, Steve and Brad finally sit down to recap everything that happened aboard the 2023 voyage of The 80s Cruise.
And what a week it was.
Every cruise develops its own personality. Some years are remembered for specific performances. Some for celebrity encounters. Others for unforgettable moments that nobody could have predicted when they first stepped onboard.
The 2023 sailing managed to deliver all of the above.
The discussion revisits some of the week's most memorable concerts, interactions and surprises while also exploring the strange little moments that often become the stories cruisers tell for years afterward.
Among the recurring themes? Unexpected crying.
As longtime cruisers know, nostalgia has a funny way of sneaking up on people. Sometimes it's hearing a favorite song performed live. Sometimes it's reconnecting with old friends. Sometimes it's realizing that a piece of music or pop culture you've loved for decades still means just as much today as it did when you first encountered it.
Then there were the rubber balls.
Lots and lots of rubber balls.
Without giving away every detail, let's just say that some cruise traditions take on a life of their own. Before long, seemingly random events become shared experiences that unite passengers, performers and crew in ways that are equal parts ridiculous and wonderful.
The episode also celebrates the spirit of fun that makes The 80s Cruise so unique. Whether it was late-night conversations, trivia contests, theme nights, spontaneous singalongs or general tomfoolery, the voyage once again proved that Gen X still knows how to throw a party.
Like many Stuck in the ’80s cruise recap episodes, the conversation blends humor, gratitude and a touch of post-cruise melancholy. There's always a little sadness when the week ends. But that feeling is usually outweighed by excitement for the next voyage and appreciation for the memories that were made.
The result is a love letter to the artists, fans and friendships that continue making The 80s Cruise one of the most special events in the nostalgia universe.
If you've ever wondered what it's like to spend a week celebrating the music and culture of the greatest decade ever, this episode offers a pretty good glimpse.
And yes, somehow it involves rubber balls.
The Stuck in the ’80s Podcast has spent nearly 20 years celebrating the music, movies, television and pop culture of the greatest decade ever. Support the show on Patreon for bonus episodes, exclusive livestream hangouts, behind-the-scenes content and merch for longtime listeners.
People often ask us what makes The 80s Cruise different from a normal music festival or vacation. The answer is simple: community. By the end of the week, complete strangers are sharing inside jokes, trading stories and planning reunions for next year. It's one of the few places left where thousands of people can instantly bond over a song, a movie quote or a forgotten TV theme. Use promo code STUCK when booking your cabin and come see why so many cruisers return year after year.Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
As the 1980s drew to a close, the Billboard charts became one of the most competitive battlegrounds in pop-music history.
Superstars were everywhere. Genres were colliding. And some truly great songs found themselves stuck just one spot short of chart glory.
This week on the Stuck in the ’80s podcast, Steve returns to Close But No Cigar, our long-running series celebrating songs that reached No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100 but never managed to capture the top position.
With the series nearing its conclusion, it's time to turn our attention to 1989, the final year of our beloved decade.
The episode examines the first four songs from 1989 that climbed to No. 2 before running out of chart runway. Among the featured artists are Tone Loc, whose unmistakable voice helped make him one of the most recognizable performers of the late MTV era.
The discussion also revisits the music of Taylor Dayne, whose powerful vocals made her one of the defining pop voices of the decade, and Sheena Easton, who spent much of the 1980s reinventing herself while consistently producing hit records.
As always, the fun comes from examining the chart battles themselves. Which songs blocked these records from reaching No. 1? Were the chart-toppers truly better? Or did history ultimately favor the runners-up?
The episode also highlights how eclectic popular music had become by 1989. Dance-pop, hip-hop, adult contemporary, rock and R&B all competed for chart dominance, creating a fascinating musical landscape that reflected a decade on the verge of transformation.
One of the enduring lessons of the Close But No Cigar series is that chart position doesn't always determine cultural impact. Many of the songs featured throughout the series remain beloved today, regardless of whether they ever reached the top spot.
Like many Stuck in the ’80s music-history episodes, the discussion combines nostalgia, chart trivia and spirited debate while shining a spotlight on songs that deserve to be remembered.
Because sometimes second place is still pretty impressive.
Especially when the competition is the entire decade of the 1980s.
If you love Billboard chart history, forgotten chart battles and revisiting the music that helped close out the MTV era, this episode belongs in your playlist.
The Stuck in the ’80s Podcast has spent nearly 20 years celebrating the music, movies, television and pop culture of the greatest decade ever. Support the show on Patreon for bonus episodes, exclusive livestream hangouts, behind-the-scenes content and merch for longtime listeners.
One thing we've learned from years of hosting trivia events is that music fans love a good underdog story. Maybe that's why the No. 2 songs are often so fascinating. They came incredibly close, yet somehow remain a little overlooked. If you enjoy digging into the forgotten corners of music history, you'd fit right in on The 80s Cruise. Use promo code STUCK when booking your cabin and join a community that appreciates the stories behind the songs every bit as much as the songs themselves.Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
Who says you can't re-gift a Valentine's Day present?
This week on the Stuck in the ’80s podcast, we're revisiting a listener favorite from 2015 as Steve, Brad and special guest co-host Carol Janssen celebrate one of the defining musical traditions of the decade: the romantic duet.
The 1980s may have been the golden age of the power ballad, but it was also an era when record labels seemed determined to pair singers together at every opportunity. Sometimes the results were magical. Sometimes they were awkward. And sometimes they were so gloriously over-the-top that they became unforgettable.
This episode explores both sides of the equation.
The gang counts down some of the greatest romantic duets of the decade, revisiting songs that perfectly captured the drama, passion and theatricality that made 1980s pop music so much fun. These are the records that still show up on Valentine's Day playlists decades later.
But because this is Stuck in the ’80s, the conversation doesn't stop there.
The hosts also shine a spotlight on some of the less successful pairings — the songs that may have sounded like a great idea in the studio but didn't quite achieve the desired romantic effect. Whether they're cheesy, misguided or simply bizarre, these duets provide almost as much entertainment as the classics.
Along the way, Steve, Brad and Carol discuss what made duets such an important part of 1980s music culture. The format allowed artists to tell stories, create dramatic tension and bring together voices that might never have shared a stage otherwise.
The episode also serves as a reminder of how many iconic singers passed through the decade. Few eras produced such a rich collection of distinctive voices, and hearing them interact remains one of the great pleasures of revisiting the music today.
Like many Stuck in the ’80s music episodes, the discussion balances nostalgia, humor and spirited debate. Everyone has a favorite duet. Everyone has a least favorite. And chances are you'll disagree with at least one of the rankings.
That's part of the fun.
Whether you're spending Valentine's Day with a soulmate, a playlist or a large box of discounted chocolate, this episode offers a lighthearted look at the songs that tried to define romance during the MTV era.
If you love power ballads, musical chemistry and a little friendly disagreement about pop music, this episode belongs in your playlist.
The Stuck in the ’80s Podcast has spent nearly 20 years celebrating the music, movies, television and pop culture of the greatest decade ever. Support the show on Patreon for bonus episodes, exclusive livestream hangouts, behind-the-scenes content and merch for longtime listeners.
One of the things we love most about The 80s Cruise is watching friendships form through shared musical memories. You might arrive knowing nobody and leave with a dozen new friends who love the same songs, movies and artists you do. Use promo code STUCK when booking your cabin and join a community built around the music and memories that continue bringing Gen X together year after year.Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
It's happening.
After months of anticipation, planning and obsessive checking of countdown calendars, we're officially down to 30 days before embarkation for the 2023 voyage of The 80s Cruise.
This week on the Stuck in the ’80s podcast, Steve and Brad welcome ECP Production Manager Joey Fairchild for a special countdown episode dedicated to everything cruisers need to know before setting sail.
As longtime passengers know, the final month before the cruise is when excitement really starts to build. Costume ideas are taking shape. Packing lists are being created. Group chats are buzzing. And everyone wants to know the same thing:
What can we expect this year?
Joey joins the show to provide the latest updates and discuss some of the events, activities and experiences waiting onboard. One of the biggest topics, of course, is the cruise's legendary theme nights.
Over the years, theme nights have become one of the defining traditions of The 80s Cruise. Whether you're the type of person who spends months crafting an elaborate costume or someone who throws together a last-minute outfit the night before, the themes create some of the most memorable moments of the week.
Steve, Brad and Joey discuss what passengers can expect during the 2023 sailing and share tips for making the most of the experience.
The episode also features questions submitted by future cruisers, covering everything from logistics and planning to onboard activities and entertainment. For first-time passengers, it's an excellent introduction to what makes the cruise so unique. For returning cruisers, it's another chance to start building anticipation for the voyage ahead.
Like many Stuck in the ’80s cruise episodes, the conversation captures the energy and excitement that develops as sailaway day approaches. There's a sense that something special is just around the corner — because for thousands of Gen X music fans, it is.
The result is part preview, part travel guide and part celebration of the community that has grown around The 80s Cruise over the years.
Thirty days may sound like a long time.
Trust us.
It'll be here before you know it.
The Stuck in the ’80s Podcast has spent nearly 20 years celebrating the music, movies, television and pop culture of the greatest decade ever. Support the show on Patreon for bonus episodes, exclusive livestream hangouts, behind-the-scenes content and merch for longtime listeners.
If you've never sailed with us before, this episode offers a glimpse into why so many passengers become repeat cruisers. It's not just the concerts or the celebrity guests. It's the anticipation, the shared excitement and the feeling that you're about to spend a week with people who love the decade as much as you do. And if you're already booked? Consider this your official permission to start packing. Use promo code STUCK when booking future voyages for up to $250 in onboard cabin credit.Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
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