Future Cruise Ship Orders
After a lull in new ship introductions in 2004 and 2005, we can expect to enjoy a bit of a boom in 2006 and beyond. Since cruise ships take as much as two to three years to design and build, cruise lines need to plan ahead -- and there's nothing we love more than snagging a peek at those first facts and figures. Curious about what's launching down the line? Mark your calendars....
Line / Ship / Tonnage / Berths / Launch / Details
Seabourn Unnamed 32,000 450 2009 First new Seabourn ship in almost two decades
Seabourn Unnamed 32,000 450 2010 Sister to 2009 launch
NCL Norwegian Pearl 93,000 2,384 Nov. 2006 A sibling to Norwegian Jewel
Carnival Carnival Freedom 110,000 2,974 March 2007 Last Carnival Conquest-class vessel
Costa CostaSerena 112,000 3,004 April 2007 Sister to CostaConcordia
Royal Caribbean Liberty of the Seas 160,000 3,634 May 2007 The second Freedom-class ship
Princess Cruises Emerald Princess 116,000 3,100 Spring 2007 A member of the Caribbean Princess class
MSC Cruises MSC Orchestra 90,000 2,550 Spring 2007 A sister ship to MSC Musica
NCL Norwegian Gem 92,000 2,384 Oct. 2007 A sister ship to Norwegian Pearl
Cunard Queen Victoria 90,000 2,000 Dec. 2007 An ocean liner, but cozier than QM2
MSC Cruises MSC Poesia 89,600 2,500 March 2008 A sister ship to MSC Musica
Royal Caribbean Unnamed 160,000 3,634 May 2008 The third Freedom-class ship
Carnival Cruise Lines Carnival Splendor 112,000 3,006 Spring 2008 Carnival's biggest ever (by a whisker)
MSC Cruises MSC Fantasia 133,500 3,300 Spring 2008 MSC's biggest-ever new-build
P&O Cruises Ventura 116,000 3,100 Spring 2008 Shares basic design with Crown Princess
Holland America Unnamed 86,000 2,044 Summer 2008 First Signature-class vessel, largest-ever new-build
Celebrity Solstice 118,000 2,850 Fall 2008 A completely new design -- and its biggest ever
MSC Cruises MSC Serenata 133,500 3,300 Spring 2009 Sister to MSC Fantasia
Costa Unnamed 92,700 2,260 Spring 2009 A return to a smaller Costa
Costa Unnamed 112,000 3,004 Summer 2009 Another CostaConcordia sibling
Celebrity Equinox 118,000 2,850 Summer 2009 Sibling to Solstice
Royal Caribbean Genesis (class) 220,000 5,400 Fall 2009 Biggest ship ever -- by a long shot!
NCL F3 (class) 150,000 4,200 2009 NCL's largest new-build
Aida Unnamed 68,500 2,050 Spring 2010 Newest Aida ship
Celebrity Unnamed 118,000 2,850 2010 Sister to Solstice and Equinox
NCL F3 (class) 150,000 4,200 2010 Sibling to 2009 F3 launch
Via CruiseCriticNews
Line / Ship / Tonnage / Berths / Launch / Details
Seabourn Unnamed 32,000 450 2009 First new Seabourn ship in almost two decades
Seabourn Unnamed 32,000 450 2010 Sister to 2009 launch
NCL Norwegian Pearl 93,000 2,384 Nov. 2006 A sibling to Norwegian Jewel
Carnival Carnival Freedom 110,000 2,974 March 2007 Last Carnival Conquest-class vessel
Costa CostaSerena 112,000 3,004 April 2007 Sister to CostaConcordia
Royal Caribbean Liberty of the Seas 160,000 3,634 May 2007 The second Freedom-class ship
Princess Cruises Emerald Princess 116,000 3,100 Spring 2007 A member of the Caribbean Princess class
MSC Cruises MSC Orchestra 90,000 2,550 Spring 2007 A sister ship to MSC Musica
NCL Norwegian Gem 92,000 2,384 Oct. 2007 A sister ship to Norwegian Pearl
Cunard Queen Victoria 90,000 2,000 Dec. 2007 An ocean liner, but cozier than QM2
MSC Cruises MSC Poesia 89,600 2,500 March 2008 A sister ship to MSC Musica
Royal Caribbean Unnamed 160,000 3,634 May 2008 The third Freedom-class ship
Carnival Cruise Lines Carnival Splendor 112,000 3,006 Spring 2008 Carnival's biggest ever (by a whisker)
MSC Cruises MSC Fantasia 133,500 3,300 Spring 2008 MSC's biggest-ever new-build
P&O Cruises Ventura 116,000 3,100 Spring 2008 Shares basic design with Crown Princess
Holland America Unnamed 86,000 2,044 Summer 2008 First Signature-class vessel, largest-ever new-build
Celebrity Solstice 118,000 2,850 Fall 2008 A completely new design -- and its biggest ever
MSC Cruises MSC Serenata 133,500 3,300 Spring 2009 Sister to MSC Fantasia
Costa Unnamed 92,700 2,260 Spring 2009 A return to a smaller Costa
Costa Unnamed 112,000 3,004 Summer 2009 Another CostaConcordia sibling
Celebrity Equinox 118,000 2,850 Summer 2009 Sibling to Solstice
Royal Caribbean Genesis (class) 220,000 5,400 Fall 2009 Biggest ship ever -- by a long shot!
NCL F3 (class) 150,000 4,200 2009 NCL's largest new-build
Aida Unnamed 68,500 2,050 Spring 2010 Newest Aida ship
Celebrity Unnamed 118,000 2,850 2010 Sister to Solstice and Equinox
NCL F3 (class) 150,000 4,200 2010 Sibling to 2009 F3 launch
Via CruiseCriticNews
Etiquetas: cruise market, cruises, newbuildings, shipbuilding
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