Part of me wishes that this ship won't include wi-fi, cell service, televisions, etc. so that people can see what voyages were like before the electronic revolution. Of course, the bridge would include sonar and electronic controls and electronics would have to be used in the on-board hospital for safety reasons, but as long as for passengers the only electricity will be from the lights.
And in the brochure it appears that passengers wear period clothing, so that's interesting. I wonder how that will work out. And what about the class system? It's evidently not used anymore, and I'm sure nobody wants to stay in the cramped, communal quarters of third class, so will they alter it so it's more like the cozier, more comfortable, second class?
By the way, the pictures (albeit the fact that they're computer generated) look fantastic! Reminds me of the classic game that I just forgot the name of!
But I could talk for pages about Titanic II, it's just so exciting that there will be an Olympic Class ocean liner (or at least a parody of one) in service!
