Carnival Takes Supply of New LNG-Powered Cruise Ship From Meyer Turku
Meyer Turku of Finland delivered the LNG-powered cruise ship, "Carnival Celebration" to Carnival on November 2nd. The ship has been devoted to commemorating the event of Carnival reaching its fiftieth anniversary.
The ship was constructed by Meyer Turku in Finland and is the twenty fourth ship in Carnival's fleet. Carnival Celebration is a 182,800 gross ton ship, measuring 344m in size and 42m in width, it could possibly accommodate 5,374 passengers and 1,735 crew members. The ship will fly a Panamanian flag and may have Miami, Florida as its homeport.
The ship is the second within the firm's Excel Class and can be part of the corporate's drive to achieve zero emissions by 2050.
Carnival Celebration has 6 zones which can be devoted to particular themes and supply passengers completely different experiences. There's a three-story glass atrium and a myriad of eating and leisure companies. The leisure choices aboard the ship embrace the BOLT curler coaster that's located on the high of the ship. There's additionally a novel house devoted to the celebration of fifty years of Carnival's historical past. This house contains fittings, duplicate furnishings, and ornamental components resembling these of Carnival's earlier ships.
Carnival intends for the vessel to start service instantly after the handover. Following the identical, Carnival Celebration instantly departed for Southampton after the handover and is scheduled to start its first buyer cruise on November sixth, when it departs for its homeport in Miami. The ship will arrive in Miami on November twentieth.