New Norwegian Cruise Ship Encore

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New norwegian cruise ship encore. Norwegian Cruise Line took delivery of its newest ship this week the Norwegian Encore with the nearly 1100-foot-long ship set to call on a number of destinations including Bermuda. Again Whip around the race track get lost in a VR wonderland or see a Broadway show. Like her sister ships Norwegian Joy Norwegian Escape and Norwegian Bliss Norwegian Encore will deliver the same excellent cruising experience guests have come to expect from Norwegian Cruise Line.

Every 7- and 9-day itinerary offers a glacier experience. Give your taste buds a double dose of delicious at the many dining options. 109 rows The 2019-built Norwegian Encore cruise ship is the fourth last Breakaway.

Norwegian Encore is a Breakaway Plus-class cruise ship operated by Norwegian Cruise Line. Norwegian Encore became the first ship in the fleet to restart operations in the US. The 3998-passenger Norwegian Encore is a modern and sophisticated ship with decor and public spaces that could rival a more luxury-oriented cruise line.

Enjoy the spectacular views from the forward-facing balcony a king-size bed and a double or single sofa bed to accommodate up to four guests plus living and dining areas. The live ship tracker below will display Norwegian Encores current position recent track speed course next port destination and more. Encore will debut at 1100 feet long with a gross tonnage of almost 170000 and a guest capacity of 3998 similar to the lines most recent debuts including Joy 167725 gross tonnage and.

It features glamorous décor with family-friendly accommodations so all ages can enjoy. Each category is denoted by a 2 character code beginning with B. Between April 22-October 15 2023 Alaska welcomes 4 NCL ships.

Sailing in the fall of 2019 from the sunny shores of Miami Encore is the latest addition to Norwegians fleet of Breakaway-Plus cruise ships. EDT -- Norwegian Cruise Lines Norwegian Encore arrived back alongside Seattles Pier 66 cruise terminal after successfully completing its first revenue voyage -- and Norwegians first. The vessel also resumes NCLs long-awaited Alaska season and joining other major cruise lines operating in.