Norwegian Escape — Ship Specs & Profile
Norwegian Escape is the first Breakaway-Plus class cruise ship from Norwegian Cruise Line, delivered in October 2015 from Meyer Werft in Germany. Measuring 164,600 gross tons with a length of 1,069 feet, she carries 4,266 passengers at double occupancy and was the largest ship in the NCL fleet at her debut. Norwegian Escape features a vibrant hull art design by marine wildlife artist Guy Harvey, depicting ocean conservation themes. The ship introduced several firsts to the fleet, including the largest ropes course at sea with a plank walk extending eight feet over the ship's edge, the Aqua Park with five multi-story waterslides including the tandem Free Fall speed slides, and Jimmy Buffett's Margaritaville at Sea restaurant and bar. The District Brew House offers 24 craft beers on tap, while Food Republic features global street-food-inspired dishes. The Waterfront, NCL's signature outdoor promenade, provides oceanfront dining at venues like La Cucina Italian restaurant and Bayamo by Jose Garces. Entertainment includes the Broadway hit After Midnight and the Cirque-style show Elements. The Haven aboard Escape offers 42 suites in a private complex with exclusive pool, restaurant, and concierge services. Norwegian Escape sails year-round from PortMiami on Caribbean itineraries.
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Diamond Princess — Ship Specs & Profile
Grand-class for Japan market.
Disney Destiny — Ship Specs & Profile
Seventh Disney ship celebrating Disney heroes and villains.
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Disney Wish — Ship Specs & Profile
Disney Wish is the fifth ship in the Disney Cruise Line fleet and the first of the Triton class, launched in June 2022 from Meyer Werft in Germany. At 144,000 gross tons and 1,119 feet long, she carries 4,000 passengers at double occupancy and represents a transformative new chapter in Disney cruising. Disney Wish is designed around the theme of enchantment, with the three-story Grand Hall atrium featuring a stunning Cinderella-inspired staircase and a magical wishing star that comes to life through an enchanted painting. The ship introduces innovative dining experiences including Arendelle: A Frozen Dining Adventure, an immersive theatrical dinner set in the world of Frozen, Worlds of Marvel where guests join an Avengers mission during dinner, and 1923 honoring the golden age of Disney animation. AquaMouse, Disney's first attraction at sea, is a waterslide with show scenes featuring Mickey and Minnie. Star Wars: Hyperspace Lounge offers an adults-only experience in a stunning starship-themed bar. The ship features age-specific youth clubs, including the Marvel Super Hero Academy and Walt Disney Imagineering Lab. Disney's Oceanic Club is a new adults-only district. Disney Wish sails three- and four-night Bahamas cruises from Port Canaveral, Florida, calling at Nassau and Disney's private island, Castaway Cay.
MSC Lirica — MSC Cruises Specs & Profile
First Lirica-class ship.
EXPLORA II — Explora Journeys Specs & Profile
Second Explora luxury ship.
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Vision of the Seas — Ship Specs & Profile
Vision-class ship for worldwide itineraries.
Carnival Freedom — Ship Specs & Profile
Conquest-class with Serenity retreat.
Viking Venus — Ship Specs & Profile
Viking ocean ship.
Wonder of the Seas — Ship Specs & Profile
Wonder of the Seas held the title of the world's largest cruise ship from her debut in March 2022 until Icon of the Seas launched in 2024. This Oasis-class vessel measures 236,857 gross tons, spans 1,188 feet in length, and carries up to 6,988 guests across 18 decks. Built at the Chantiers de l'Atlantique shipyard in Saint-Nazaire, France, Wonder of the Seas features eight distinct neighborhoods including the lush Central Park with over 20,000 real plants, the vibrant Boardwalk with its hand-crafted carousel, and the Suite Neighborhood exclusive to suite guests. Thrill-seekers can enjoy the Ultimate Abyss, the tallest slide at sea at 10 stories, along with two FlowRider surf simulators, a zip line, and rock climbing walls. The ship boasts over 20 dining venues from fine dining at 150 Central Park to casual fare at the Playmakers Sports Bar & Arcade. Entertainment includes Broadway-caliber shows in the Royal Theater, ice skating performances in Studio B, and the spectacular AquaTheater with its high-diving acrobatic shows. Wonder of the Seas currently sails Caribbean and European itineraries, departing from Port Canaveral, Florida, and Barcelona, Spain.
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