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NORWEGIAN GETAWAY - IMO 9606924

© Jörn Prestien

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Photographer:

Jörn Prestien [ View profile ]

Captured:

Nov 3, 2013

Title:

Norwegian Getaway

Location:

Papenburg, Germany

Photo Category:

Ships Under Construction

Added:

Nov 4, 2013

Views:

4,887

Image Resolution:

2,200 x 1,467

Description:

Norwegian Getaway seen in Papenburg, Emsland, Germany, on 3-11-2013

Current name:

NORWEGIAN GETAWAY

Current flag:

Home port:

Callsign:

IMO:

MMSI:

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Build year:

Builder:

Meyer Neptun Papenburg - Papenburg, Germany

Manager:

Ncl Bahamas Ltd - Miami Fl, U.s.a.

Owner:

Ncl Bahamas Ltd - Miami Fl, U.s.a.

Class society:

Vessel Type:

Passengers Ship

Gross tonnage:

145,655 tons

Summer DWT:

11,110 tons

Length:

325.65 m

Beam:

44.4 m

Draught:

8.6 m

Photos:

178 photos by 71 photographers

Last known position:

18°34’53.57” N, 66°6’39.05” W

Status:

Speed, course (heading):

8.1kts, 200.1° (202°)

Destination:

- Location:

Pr

- Arrival:

25th Apr 2024 / 10:00:05 UTC

Last update:

15 minutes ago

Source:

AIS (ShipXplorer)

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person

A Floating Babylon should be the term now for them. "Cruise ship" is obsolete now & is very confusing, especially for lovers of cruise ships/liners in their golden era.

person

Well it might be ugly as ain, but it does have all the bells and whistles that modern cruise patrons would wish, and few of them would care about it's appearance! mrdot.

person

Michael, a modern cruise liner;-)

person

What's a cruise liner without any public sun decks aft?

person

Just back from a cruise on the Island Escaped it's not one of the prettiest of the older ships, and is showing it's age in many places. We still had a lovely time, but next time we will be on one of the newer liners, count on it

person

BTW, cracking photo Jörn!

person

Hardly anyone would choose to cruise on a relic of yesterday. Apart from a few niche operators, anyone trying to build a fleet of old-fashioned ships would soon go out of business. So in that rspect it is about money
Brgds
Phil

person

@michi:
It's all about money!

person

I miss the old classic cruise ships of yesterday. why they cant built elegant cruise ships like in the 50s or 60s?

person

It's a Ropes Course with high views of the passing ocean. My friends just came off the BREAKAWAY and said it was fantastic! (Same deck features.)

person

Maybe satin's castle! mrdot.

person

It is either a prison or a torture chamber.
Holedriller

person

I'm not surprised that among all phobias listed there's a "fear of cruise ships"...

So turns out that structure behind the funnel is not a roller coaster (which is sad) but what is it then?
And looks like on a ship this large they didn't find a better place for the small radar other than outside the stern just above the mooring deck. :D
Superb series of pics, Jörn! Keep them coming!

Regards,
Denis

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