Norwegian takes delivery of Escape
Norwegian Cruise Line took delivery of the 4,270-passenger Norwegian Escape Thursday.
The 164,600-gross-ton ship, which was constructed by the Meyer Werft yard in Papenburg and Germany, will make its way to Miami via stops in Hamburg, Germany, and Southampton, England.
It is scheduled to arrive in Miami on Oct. 29 and will be christened by Miami-based musician Pitbull on Nov. 9.
The Escape is the first in the Breakaway Plus class and, as its name suggests, is a slightly larger version of the Norwegian Breakaway and Getaway now in operation.
Among its features is a larger VIP-only Haven area, expanded ropes course, a Jimmy Buffet's Margaritaville, the Food Republic dining hall overseen by the Pubbelly Restaurant Group and the Bayamo restaurant by chef Jose Garces.
Per Norwegian tradition, its hull carries a distinctive, colorful design; in this case, it was designed by Guy Harvey.
The 164,600-gross-ton ship, which was constructed by the Meyer Werft yard in Papenburg and Germany, will make its way to Miami via stops in Hamburg, Germany, and Southampton, England.
It is scheduled to arrive in Miami on Oct. 29 and will be christened by Miami-based musician Pitbull on Nov. 9.
The Escape is the first in the Breakaway Plus class and, as its name suggests, is a slightly larger version of the Norwegian Breakaway and Getaway now in operation.
Among its features is a larger VIP-only Haven area, expanded ropes course, a Jimmy Buffet's Margaritaville, the Food Republic dining hall overseen by the Pubbelly Restaurant Group and the Bayamo restaurant by chef Jose Garces.
Per Norwegian tradition, its hull carries a distinctive, colorful design; in this case, it was designed by Guy Harvey.
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