Cruise Ship Orderbook

 

SHIP CRUISE LINE YEAR MONTH STARS PAX GRT Shipyard
Costa Diadema Costa 2014 October 4,5 3700 132,500 Fincantieri, Marghera
Quantum of the Seas Royal Caribbean 2014 November 5,0 4180 167,000 Meyer Werft
P&O Britannia P&O Cruises 2015 February 3600 141,000 Fincantieri, Monfalcone
Viking Sea Viking Ocean 2015 Spring 5,5 944 47,000 Fincantieri
AIDAprima AIDA 2015 March 3250 125,000 Mitsubishi, Nagasaki
Anthem of the Seas Royal Caribbean 2015 Spring 5,0 4100 167,000 Meyer Werft
Mein Schiff 4 TUI 2015 May 2500 97,000 STX Finland
Le Lyrial Le Ponant 2015 May 6,0  264 11,000 Fincantieri
Norwegian Escape Norwegian 2015 October 5,0 4200 164,600 Meyer Werft
ms Koningsdam Holland America Line 2016 February 5,0 2660 99,000 Fincantieri
Carnival Vista Carnival 2016 Winter 4,5 4000 135,000 Fincantieri
Viking Sea Viking Ocean 2016 Spring 5,5 944 47,000 Fincantieri
Mein Schiff 5 TUI 2016 Spring 2500 97,000 STX Finland
unnamed AIDA 2016 March 3250 125,000 Mitsubishi, Nagasaki
Ovation of the Seas Royal Caribbean 2016 Summer 5,0 4100 167,000 Meyer Werft
Explorer Regent 2016 Summer 6,0 738 54,000 Fincantieri
Viking Sky Viking Ocean 2016 Summer 5,5 944 47,000 Fincantieri
unnamed (Oasis class) Royal Caribbean 2016 Summer 5,0 5400 227,500 STX France
unnamed Seabourn 2016 Autumn 6,0  604 40,350 Fincantieri
unnamed Star Cruises 2016 Autumn 3360 150,000 Meyer Werft
Norwegian Bliss Norwegian 2017 Spring 5,0 4200 164,600 Meyer Werft
unnamed MSC Cruises 2017 Spring 4500 167,600 STX France
unnamed Viking Ocean 2017 Spring 944 47,000 Fincantieri
Mein Schiff 6 TUI 2017 Spring 2500 97,000 STX France
unnamed Princess 2017 May 3600 141,000 Fincantieri
unnamed Star Cruises 2017 Autumn 3360 150,000 Meyer Werft
unnamed MSC Cruises 2017 November 4140 154,000 Fincantieri
unnamed MSC Cruises 2018 May 4140 154,000 Fincantieri
unnamed (Oasis class) Royal Caribbean 2018 5,0 5400 227,500 STX France
unnamed Norwegian 2018 Spring 4200 164,600 Meyer Werft
unnamed MSC Cruises 2019 Spring 4500 167,600 STX France
unnamed Norwegian 2019 Autumn 4200 164,600 Meyer Werft

 

NCL: In one year, the Norwegian Escape premier in Hamburg harbour

One more year until the premiere of the Norwegian Escape in Hamburg: The oldest bar in Miami draws on Norwegian construction

Photo: Norwegian Cruise Line

The countdown is on: Today in exactly one year celebrates the newest and largest fleet member of the US-American company Norwegian Cruise Line as far the largest cruise ship in the port of Hamburg ppremierin the Hanseatic city.On board the oldest bar in Miami, Tobacco Road, which this week closes its doors on the mainland and is presented at the Freestyle Resort Cruising® new look goes.

After 102 years of existence, the Bar Tobacco Road, which was once issued the first liquor license in Miami, ceased operation.

“By offering this institution aboard Norwegian Escape a new home on the high seas, we preserve a piece of history Miamis” said Kevin Sheehan, President and Chief Executive Officer of Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd.

Within the 678 Ocean Place, the three decks reaching central meeting place on board Norwegian Escape, she finds her new home, which will be adorned with decorative elements from the original location. The famous neon sign, as well as memorabilia and photos give an insight on how closely the over 100-year history of the bar is the city of Miami entangled.In addition to traditional beers and spirits and a selection of in-house cocktail creations of Tobacco Road-bartender Leo Holtzman served on the Norwegian Escape.

The Norwegian Escape starts on October 23, 2015 for the first time in the 47-year history, a ship of Norwegian Cruise Line is a cruise in Hamburg – first is a two-night premiere event for the travel distribution on the program, following a two-night Cruise for consumers, which leads the ship from Hamburg to Southampton. From 14 November 2015, the Norwegian Escape cruises year round from / to Miami on a 7-night cruise through the Eastern Caribbean. Ports of call are Tortola, British Virgin Islands; St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands and Nassau, Bahamas.

In terms of cabin diversity guests can look forward to the unique luxurious suite complex The Haven by Norwegian – also offer studio cabins for solo travelers, as well as cabins for families, multigenerational groups, wellness fans and more, numerous options for different target groups on board.

Photo: Norwegian Cruise Line

Miami’s oldest bar coming to Norwegian Escape

By Tom Stieghorst
Norwegian Cruise Line will open a Tobacco Road, based on a legendary Miami bar that is closing after 102 years in business, on its upcoming Norwegian Escape.

The line said the Tobacco Road on the Escape would be opened in partnership with the land-based Tobacco Road and would include items such as the establishment’s neon sign, memorabilia and photographs that “showcase the history of Miami through the lens of events and happenings at the bar over the past century.” Cocktails crafted by the bar’s mixologist, Leo Holtzman, will be on offer.

Norwegian’s Tobacco Road will be placed within the Escape’s 687 Ocean Place. The Escape begins operations from Miami in November 2015.

Simon Murray, Norwegian’s entertainment director, newbuild planning and implementation, said the Tobacco Road on Norwegian Escape won’t serve food or have live entertainment. “We really wanted to preserve the history. It’s such a great part of Miami and of course Escape is part of Miami, too.”

The bar was issued the Miami’s first liquor license in 1912; the building that houses it is even older. Owner Patrick Gleber said there are boards in the foundation with bark on the unfinished sides.

Gleber sold the location three years ago to Swire Properties, which is building a $1 billion mixed-used project in the neighborhood just south of the Miami River called Brickell City Centre. The bar’s final night is Oct. 25.