Cruise lines still haven't recovered from the pandemic, and they may not all recover at all. This video goes through how much debt Carnival Cruise Lines (CCL +0.84%), Norwegian Cruise Lines (NCLH +0.52%), and Royal Caribbean (RCL +0.30%) still have on the balance sheet and why their operations may not support that debt load. 

*Stock prices used were end of day prices of Aug. 24, 2022. The video was published on Aug. 28, 2022.

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Travis Hoium
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NYSE: CCL
$26.35
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