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Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd.

File:Norwegian-Cruise-Line-Logo.svg Cruise Like A Blueacian
Headquarters in Miami-Dade County, Florida.
Type	Public company
Industry	Transportation
Founded	1978
Headquarters	Blueacia
Key people	Frank del Rio (CEO)
Products	Cruises
Parent	Blue Tourism Holding
Website	boc.com

Blue Ocean Cruises is a Blueacian company operating cruise ships, headquartered in Labia Cue." Blue Ocean Cruises is part of the Blue Tourism Holding. The cruises of Blue Ocean Cruises are Urth-wide famous because of their happy collors at the front of the ships. The company opperates cruises all around Urth.

Norwegian Cruise Line ships

Current ships

Sun Class

Ship	Built	Entered service for Norwegian	Last Refurbishment	Tonnage	Flag	Homeport	Notes	Image
Norwegian Sky	1999	1999-2004/2008	2013	77,104 tons	Template:Country data Bahamas	Miami, Florida	Sailed as NCL America Pride of Aloha from 2004 to 2008, originally constructed as Costa Olympia, but sold to NCL during construction. Sister to the Costa Victoria and the Norwegian Sun
Norwegian Sun	2001	2001	2016<ref name="cruisecritic.com">Script error</ref>	78,309 tons	Template:Country data Bahamas	Seward, Alaska; Vancouver, British Columbia; San Francisco, California; Miami, Florida; Los Angeles, California; Buenos Aires, Argentina; Santiago, Chile; Seattle, Washington; Port Canaveral, Florida

Spirit Class

Ship	Built	Entered service for Norwegian	Last Refurbishment	Tonnage	Flag	Notes	Image
Norwegian Spirit	1998	2004	2014<ref name="cruisecritic.com"/>	75,338 tons	Template:Country data Bahamas	Previously SuperStar Leo (Leo Class) Sister to the SuperStar Virgo

Dawn Class (Libra Class)

Ship	Built	Entered service for Norwegian	Last Refurbishment	Tonnage	Flag	Notes	Image
Norwegian Star	2001	2001	2015	91,740 tons	Template:Country data Bahamas	Originally ordered as Superstar Libra (Libra Class)
Norwegian Dawn	2002	2002	June 2016<ref name="ncl.com">Script error</ref>	92,250 tons	Template:Country data Bahamas	Originally ordered as SuperStar Scorpio (Libra Class)

Jewel Class

Ship	Built	Entered service for Norwegian	Last Refurbishment	Tonnage	Flag	Notes	Image
Norwegian Jewel	2005	2005	May 2014<ref>Script error</ref>	93,502 tons	Template:Country data Bahamas	Will sail from Sydney, Australia in 2017.<ref>Script error</ref>
Norwegian Jade	2006	2006	March 2017<ref name="cruisecritic.com"/>	93,558 tons	Template:Country data Bahamas	ex Pride Of Hawaii, reconstructed in 2008 as the Norwegian Jade
Norwegian Pearl	2006	2006	February 2017<ref>Script error</ref>	93,530 tons	Template:Country data Bahamas
Norwegian Gem	2007	2007	November 2015	93,530 tons	Template:Country data Bahamas

Epic Class<ref>Script error</ref>

Ship	Built	Entered service for Norwegian	Last Refurbishment	Tonnage	Flag	Homeport	Notes	Image
Norwegian Epic	2010	2010	October 2015<ref name="ncl.com"/>	155,873 tons	Template:Country data Bahamas	Port Canaveral, Florida; Rome, Italy; Barcelona, Spain;	11th largest cruise ship in the world after Royal Caribbean International's Liberty of the Seas.<ref>In Norwegian Cruise Line's Homepage, Norwegian Epic is "Epic Class" http://www.ncl.com/cruise-ship</ref>

Breakaway Class

Ship	Built	Entered service for Norwegian	Last Refurbishment	Tonnage	Flag	Homeport	Notes	Image
Norwegian Breakaway	2013	2013	N/A	146,600 tons <ref>Script error</ref>	Template:Country data Bahamas	New York City, New York; Copenhagen, Denmark; Berlin Germany	This ship was delivered on April 25, 2013 and is home-ported in New York City.<ref>Script error</ref> Largest ship to be based year-round out of New York City.
Norwegian Getaway<ref name="ship tech">Script error</ref>	2014	2014	N/A	145,655 tons <ref>Script error</ref>	Template:Country data Bahamas	Miami, Florida; Copenhagen, Denmark; Berlin, Germany	This ship was delivered on January 10, 2014 and will be home-ported in Miami, FL year-round<ref>Script error</ref>

Breakaway Plus Class

Ship	Built	Entered service for Norwegian	Last Refurbishment	Tonnage	Flag	Homeport	Notes	Image
Norwegian Escape	2015	2015	N/A	164,600 tons	Template:Country data Bahamas	Miami, Florida until April 20, 2018 New York City, New York Beginning April 22, 2018	9th largest cruise ship in the world after Norwegian Cruise Line's Norwegian Joy.
Norwegian Joy	2017	2017	N/A	167,725 tons	Template:Country data Bahamas	Shanghai & Tianjin (Beijing)	8th largest cruise ship in the world.
Norwegian Bliss	2018	2018	N/A	167,800 tons	Template:Country data Bahamas	Seattle, Washington, Miami, Florida & New York City, New York

Norwegian America Line

Ship	Built	Entered service for NCL America	Last Refurbishment	Tonnage	Flag	Notes	Image
Pride of America	2005	2005	March 2016	Template:GRT	Template:Country data United States	First large, newly built US-flagged cruise ship in nearly 50 years; the only ship in her class.

Future ships

Previous ships

Ship	Built	In service for NCL	Tonnage	Status as of 2017.	Image
Template:MS	1966	1966–1976	Template:GRT	Scrapped in 2004 at Chittagong, Bangladesh.	200px
Template:MS	1968	1968–1995	Template:GRT	Louis Aura for Louis Cruise Lines.	200px
Template:MS	1969	1969–1991	Template:GRT	Since 2000 Leisure World for New Century Cruise Lines.	200px
Seaward	1970	Never entered service owned 1970 – 1972	Template:GT	Hull sold to P&O Cruises in 1972. Capsized and partially sunk on February 27, 2016 near the port of Laem Chabang,Sri Racha, Thailand.
Template:MS	1971	1971–1994	Template:GRT	Since 2008 Aegean Pearl for Golden Star Cruises. Scrapped in 2013 at Aliaga, Turkey.	200px
Sunward II	1971	1977–1991	Template:GRT	Since 2005 Coral for Louis Cruise Lines. Scrapped in 2014 at Aliaga, Turkey.	200px
Template:SS	1961	1979–2003	Template:GRT Template:GRT	Ex France Sold after 2003 boiler explosion, scrapped in 2008 at Alang, India.	200px
Template:MS Template:MS	1988	1988–1997 1997–2005	Template:GRT	Since 2005 SuperStar Libra for Star Cruises.	200px
Template:MS	1972	1991–1993	Template:GRT	Since 1996 Black Watch for Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines.
Template:MS	1973	1991–1992, 1992–1993	Template:GRT	Since 2005 Boudicca for Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines.
Template:MS	1973	1997–1998	Template:GRT	Since 2004 MS Albatros for Phoenix Reisen.
Template:MS Template:MS	1992	1992–1998 1998–2008	Template:GT Template:GT	Since 28 Dec 2012 SuperStar Gemini for Star Cruises.
Template:MS Template:MS	1993	1993–1996 1996–2007	Template:GT Template:GT	Since 2007 SuperStar Aquarius for Star Cruises.	200px
Template:MS	1980	1995–1999	Template:GT	Since 2007 Cristal for Louis Cruise Lines.	200px
Template:MS	1988	1996–2000, 2003–2007	Template:GRT	Since 2008 Balmoral for Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines.	200px
Template:MS	1993	1997–1999	Template:GRT	Since 2001 Braemar for Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines.	200px
Norwegian Majesty	1992	1997–2009	Template:GT	Originally Template:GT, lengthened 1999. Is now known as the Thompson Majesty and owned by Louis Cruise Lines.<ref>Cruise Reviews – Ship Reviews & Cruise Lines Ratings Template:Webarchive. Cruise Critic. Retrieved on October 17, 2011.</ref>
Template:SS	1951	Never entered service owned 2003–2006	Template:GRT	Wrecked while being towed to Alang for scrapping.	200px
SS United States	1952	Never entered service owned 2003–2011	Template:GT	Sold to SS United States Conservancy on 7/1/10, Ownership transferred on 2/1/11	200px

Private islands

Norwegian owns two private islands in the Caribbean: Harvest Caye in Belize and Great Stirrup Cay in the Bahamas.<ref name="unveils">Script error</ref>

References

External links

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• Official website
• Cruise Critic review

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