Commodore to Operate Cruises from San Diego

Tuesday, September 07, 1999
Commodore Holdings is reportedly in negotiations for the purchase of its fourth ship, which it plans to operate on twice-daily gambling cruises between San Diego and Rosarito, Mexico. Commodore has a letter of intent granting it exclusive rights to a new Rosarito pier for 10 years, with an option for an additional 10 years. Pier construction has begun, and could be finished by February 1999. The line is "in the final stages of negotiations to acquire a 1,000-passenger vessel to service the new route," said Commodore CEO Fred Mayer. For information on subscribing to the Guide to Riverboat and Shipboard Gaming Legislation, contact the Transportation Institute at 5201 Auth Way, Camp Springs, Md. 20746; tel: 301-423-3335.
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