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Norwegian Ships by Size [2024] with Comparison Chart

By jeremy camosse dec 2022.

Norwegian Ships by Size - from biggest to smallest. You'll find all of NCL's ships stacked up against each other. Do you prefer the big or small ships?

Below you'll find a complete list of Norwegian Ships by Size . From their smallest, active ship (NCL Spirit) to the largest Norwegian cruise ship (and recently launched), the NCL Encore. You'll find a sizable difference between NCL's largest and the smallest ships in their fleet. In fact, the difference is over 2x the gross tonnage!

We've created a new post to see how these ships rank on a global scale. Norwegian has only one ship that made the list of 20 Largest Cruise Ships in the World . Click to find out which vessel made it and where it ranks. There, we also analyze Norwegian's average ship size versus all other lines!

First, a little clarification is needed before viewing our sizing chart. We're measuring Norwegian ships size using the metric, "Gross Tonnage." This always causes a bit of confusion amongst our community members. It's not simply "weight" that determines this size measurement. The definition is technical and boring, but we'll provide it anyway.

GROSS TONNAGE

A nonlinear measure of a ship's overall internal volume. Gross tonnage is calculated based on the moulded volume of all enclosed spaces of the ship and is used to determine things such as a ship's manning regulations, safety rules, registration fees, and port dues, whereas the older gross register tonnage is a measure of the volume of only certain enclosed spaces.

Are you still awake? Good. So why do we use this measurement to determine Norwegian Ships Size? As noted above, it's used for safety rules and whatnot. As such, it's the standard across this cruise line and all others. Every passenger cruise ship will have this measurement . That makes it easy to compare ship size across ship, class, line and more.

Additionally, you'll find a number of other stats in our ship list. These include ship length, beam, draft, passenger count, and a few others.

Ok, we're done with today's maritime measurement course. Here's the good stuff.

Norwegian Ships by Size

Largest to Smallest

Click above to  pin this Norwegian Cruise Ships by Size Infograph to your cruise planning board , so you can refer back to it when choosing your next ship!

That's every NCL Cruise Ship currently active in their fleet. You can see the vast difference in ship size. This is particularly dramatic when looking at Norwegian's biggest ship, the NCL Encore, vs the smallest Norwegian ship ever built! Here's a visual representation showing the smallest in the fleet's history vs. their behemoth!

The experience on these two ships will be completely different! On the largest, Norwegian Escape, you'll be lucky to experience half of the venues on the ship. Whereas the smaller ships offer a more quaint and personal experience. In just a day or two, you'll have your bearings and likely a fixed routine on these ships. Which is better? That's all going to depend on personal preferences!

Here's a menu of all Norwegian Ships by Size . Click on any for quick access to ship stats for that vessel.

Below we've listed all Norwegian Ships by size, including a bit more info.

Norwegian Ships

• 1) Norwegian Encore
• 2) Norwegian Bliss
• 3) Norwegian Joy
• 4) Norwegian Escape
• 5) Norwegian Epic
• 6) Norwegian Breakaway
• 7) Norwegian Getaway
• 8) Norwegian Prima
• 9) Norwegian Viva
• 10) Norwegian Jade
• 11) Norwegian Pearl
• 12) Norwegian Gem
• 13) Norwegian Jewel
• 14) Norwegian Dawn
• 15) Norwegian Star
• 16) Pride of America
• 17) Norwegian Sun
• 18) Norwegian Sky
• 19) Norwegian Spirit

Below we've listed all Norwegian Ships by size, including a bit more info. You'll find the following metrics: gross tonnage, ship length, year built, total staterooms on board, passenger capacity, and crew members.

Norwegian Encore

1) norwegian encore size.

The Encore has a construction date of 2019 and a total size of 169,116 gross tons. The ship measures 1,094 feet ( 333 meters) in length and falls in line as number 1 among Norwegian Encore ’s 19 active cruise ships. It’s included in Norwegian’s Breakaway Plus Class. At full capacity, the Norwegian Encore holds 5,733 passengers. That includes 3,998 cruise vacationers and 1,735 staff members. The Encore total number of staterooms is 2,040 .

Norwegian Encore Size & Stats

• Gross Tonnage : 169,116 GT
• Length : 1,094 ft (333 m)
• Beam : 136 ft (41 m)
• Draft : 29 ft (9 m)
• Max Speed : 26 mph (23 kn)
• Year Built : 2019
• Years Served : 2019-present
• Capacity : 3,998
• Crew Members : 1,735
• Total on Board : 5,733
• Total Staterooms : 2,040
• Flagged Country : Bahamas
• Ship Cost : 920 Million
• Status : active

To see how this compares, click through to see Norwegian Encore age and stats vs all Norwegian ships. There you’ll find graphs showing length, capacity, tonnage and more for this ship vs all in the fleet.

To check out the ship from top to bottom, click here for Norwegian Encore Deck Plans .

Norwegian Bliss

2) norwegian bliss size.

The Bliss has a construction date of 2018 and a total size of 168,028 gross tons. The ship measures 1,094 feet ( 333 meters) in length and falls in line as number 2 among Norwegian Bliss ’s 19 active cruise ships. It’s included in Norwegian’s Breakaway Plus Class. At full capacity, the Norwegian Bliss holds 5,720 passengers. That includes 4,004 cruise vacationers and 1,716 staff members. The Bliss total number of staterooms is 2,043 .

Norwegian Bliss Size & Stats

• Gross Tonnage : 168,028 GT
• Year Built : 2018
• Years Served : 2018-present
• Capacity : 4,004
• Crew Members : 1,716
• Total on Board : 5,720
• Total Staterooms : 2,043

To see how this compares, click through to see Norwegian Bliss age and stats vs all Norwegian ships. There you’ll find graphs showing length, capacity, tonnage and more for this ship vs all in the fleet.

To check out the ship from top to bottom, click here for Norwegian Bliss Deck Plans .

Norwegian Joy

3) norwegian joy size.

The Joy has a construction date of 2017 and a total size of 167,725 gross tons. The ship measures 1,094 feet ( 333 meters) in length and falls in line as number 3 among Norwegian Joy ’s 19 active cruise ships. It’s included in Norwegian’s Breakaway Plus Class. At full capacity, the Norwegian Joy holds 5,625 passengers. That includes 3,804 cruise vacationers and 1,821 staff members. The Joy total number of staterooms is 1,902 .

Norwegian Joy Size & Stats

• Gross Tonnage : 167,725 GT
• Year Built : 2017
• Years Served : 2017-present
• Capacity : 3,804
• Crew Members : 1,821
• Total on Board : 5,625
• Total Staterooms : 1,902

To see how this compares, click through to see Norwegian Joy age and stats vs all Norwegian ships. There you’ll find graphs showing length, capacity, tonnage and more for this ship vs all in the fleet.

To check out the ship from top to bottom, click here for Norwegian Joy Deck Plans .

Norwegian Escape

4) norwegian escape size.

The Escape has a construction date of 2015 and a total size of 167,725 gross tons. The ship measures 1,069 feet ( 326 meters) in length and falls in line as number 4 among Norwegian Escape ’s 19 active cruise ships. It’s included in Norwegian’s Breakaway Plus Class. At full capacity, the Norwegian Escape holds 5,999 passengers. That includes 4,266 cruise vacationers and 1,733 staff members. The Escape total number of staterooms is 2,175 .

Norwegian Escape Size & Stats

• Length : 1,069 ft (326 m)
• Draft : 28 ft (9 m)
• Year Built : 2015
• Years Served : 2015-present
• Capacity : 4,266
• Crew Members : 1,733
• Total on Board : 5,999
• Total Staterooms : 2,175

To see how this compares, click through to see Norwegian Escape age and stats vs all Norwegian ships. There you’ll find graphs showing length, capacity, tonnage and more for this ship vs all in the fleet.

To check out the ship from top to bottom, click here for Norwegian Escape Deck Plans .

Norwegian Epic

5) norwegian epic size.

The Epic has a construction date of 2010 and a total size of 155,873 gross tons. The ship measures 1,081 feet ( 329 meters) in length and falls in line as number 5 among Norwegian Epic ’s 19 active cruise ships. It’s included in Norwegian’s Epic Class. At full capacity, the Norwegian Epic holds 5,824 passengers. That includes 4,100 cruise vacationers and 1,724 staff members. The Epic total number of staterooms is 2,114 .

Norwegian Epic Size & Stats

• Gross Tonnage : 155,873 GT
• Length : 1,081 ft (329 m)
• Beam : 171 ft (52 m)
• Max Speed : 25 mph (22 kn)
• Year Built : 2010
• Years Served : 2010-present
• Capacity : 4,100
• Crew Members : 1,724
• Total on Board : 5,824
• Total Staterooms : 2,114
• Ship Cost : 1,200 Million

To see how this compares, click through to see Norwegian Epic age and stats vs all Norwegian ships. There you’ll find graphs showing length, capacity, tonnage and more for this ship vs all in the fleet.

To check out the ship from top to bottom, click here for Norwegian Epic Deck Plans .

Norwegian Breakaway

6) norwegian breakaway size.

The Breakaway has a construction date of 2013 and a total size of 145,655 gross tons. The ship measures 1,068 feet ( 326 meters) in length and falls in line as number 6 among Norwegian Breakaway ’s 19 active cruise ships. It’s included in Norwegian’s Breakaway Class. At full capacity, the Norwegian Breakaway holds 5,620 passengers. That includes 3,963 cruise vacationers and 1,657 staff members. The Breakaway total number of staterooms is 2,014 .

Norwegian Breakaway Size & Stats

• Gross Tonnage : 145,655 GT
• Length : 1,068 ft (326 m)
• Beam : 170 ft (52 m)
• Year Built : 2013
• Years Served : 2013-present
• Capacity : 3,963
• Crew Members : 1,657
• Total on Board : 5,620
• Total Staterooms : 2,014
• Ship Cost : 840 Million

To see how this compares, click through to see Norwegian Breakaway age and stats vs all Norwegian ships. There you’ll find graphs showing length, capacity, tonnage and more for this ship vs all in the fleet.

To check out the ship from top to bottom, click here for Norwegian Breakaway Deck Plans .

Norwegian Getaway

7) norwegian getaway size.

The Getaway has a construction date of 2014 and a total size of 145,655 gross tons. The ship measures 1,068 feet ( 326 meters) in length and falls in line as number 7 among Norwegian Getaway ’s 19 active cruise ships. It’s included in Norwegian’s Breakaway Class. At full capacity, the Norwegian Getaway holds 5,609 passengers. That includes 3,963 cruise vacationers and 1,646 staff members. The Getaway total number of staterooms is 2,012 .

Norwegian Getaway Size & Stats

• Year Built : 2014
• Years Served : 2014-present
• Crew Members : 1,646
• Total on Board : 5,609
• Total Staterooms : 2,012
• Ship Cost : 780 Million

To see how this compares, click through to see Norwegian Getaway age and stats vs all Norwegian ships. There you’ll find graphs showing length, capacity, tonnage and more for this ship vs all in the fleet.

To check out the ship from top to bottom, click here for Norwegian Getaway Deck Plans .

Norwegian Prima

8) norwegian prima size.

The Prima has a construction date of 2022 and a total size of 143,525 gross tons. The ship measures 965 feet ( 294 meters) in length and falls in line as number 8 among Norwegian Prima ’s 19 active cruise ships. It’s included in Norwegian’s Prima Class. At full capacity, the Norwegian Prima holds 5,338 passengers. That includes 3,950 cruise vacationers and 1,388 staff members. The Prima total number of staterooms is 1,647 .

Norwegian Prima Size & Stats

• Gross Tonnage : 143,525 GT
• Length : 965 ft (294 m)
• Beam : 135 ft (41 m)
• Year Built : 2022
• Years Served : 2022 - present
• Capacity : 3,950
• Crew Members : 1,388
• Total on Board : 5,338
• Total Staterooms : 1,647
• Ship Cost : 850 Million

To see how this compares, click through to see Norwegian Prima age and stats vs all Norwegian ships. There you’ll find graphs showing length, capacity, tonnage and more for this ship vs all in the fleet.

To check out the ship from top to bottom, click here for Norwegian Prima Deck Plans .

Norwegian Viva

9) norwegian viva size.

The Viva has a construction date of 2023 and a total size of 143,525 gross tons. The ship measures 965 feet ( 294 meters) in length and falls in line as number 9 among Norwegian Viva ’s 19 active cruise ships. It’s included in Norwegian’s Prima Class. At full capacity, the Norwegian Viva holds 5,338 passengers. That includes 3,950 cruise vacationers and 1,388 staff members. The Viva total number of staterooms is 1,647 .

Norwegian Viva Size & Stats

• Year Built : 2023
• Years Served : Future - 2023

To see how this compares, click through to see Norwegian Viva age and stats vs all Norwegian ships. There you’ll find graphs showing length, capacity, tonnage and more for this ship vs all in the fleet.

To check out the ship from top to bottom, click here for Norwegian Viva Deck Plans .

Norwegian Jade

10) norwegian jade size.

The Jade has a construction date of 2006 and a total size of 93,558 gross tons. The ship measures 965 feet ( 294 meters) in length and falls in line as number 10 among Norwegian Jade ’s 19 active cruise ships. It’s included in Norwegian’s Jewel Class. At full capacity, the Norwegian Jade holds 3,439 passengers. That includes 2,402 cruise vacationers and 1,037 staff members. The Jade total number of staterooms is 1,201 .

Norwegian Jade Size & Stats

• Gross Tonnage : 93,558 GT
• Beam : 125 ft (38 m)
• Draft : 27 ft (8 m)
• Max Speed : 29 mph (25 kn)
• Year Built : 2006
• Years Served : 2006-present
• Capacity : 2,402
• Crew Members : 1,037
• Total on Board : 3,439
• Total Staterooms : 1,201
• Ship Cost : 390 Million

To see how this compares, click through to see Norwegian Jade age and stats vs all Norwegian ships. There you’ll find graphs showing length, capacity, tonnage and more for this ship vs all in the fleet.

To check out the ship from top to bottom, click here for Norwegian Jade Deck Plans .

Norwegian Pearl

11) norwegian pearl size.

The Pearl has a construction date of 2006 and a total size of 93,530 gross tons. The ship measures 965 feet ( 294 meters) in length and falls in line as number 11 among Norwegian Pearl ’s 19 active cruise ships. It’s included in Norwegian’s Jewel Class. At full capacity, the Norwegian Pearl holds 3,466 passengers. That includes 2,394 cruise vacationers and 1,072 staff members. The Pearl total number of staterooms is 1,195 .

Norwegian Pearl Size & Stats

• Gross Tonnage : 93,530 GT
• Capacity : 2,394
• Crew Members : 1,072
• Total on Board : 3,466
• Total Staterooms : 1,195

To see how this compares, click through to see Norwegian Pearl age and stats vs all Norwegian ships. There you’ll find graphs showing length, capacity, tonnage and more for this ship vs all in the fleet.

To check out the ship from top to bottom, click here for Norwegian Pearl Deck Plans .

Norwegian Gem

12) norwegian gem size.

The Gem has a construction date of 2007 and a total size of 93,530 gross tons. The ship measures 965 feet ( 294 meters) in length and falls in line as number 12 among Norwegian Gem ’s 19 active cruise ships. It’s included in Norwegian’s Jewel Class. At full capacity, the Norwegian Gem holds 3,464 passengers. That includes 2,394 cruise vacationers and 1,070 staff members. The Gem total number of staterooms is 1,197 .

Norwegian Gem Size & Stats

• Year Built : 2007
• Years Served : 2007-present
• Crew Members : 1,070
• Total on Board : 3,464
• Total Staterooms : 1,197

To see how this compares, click through to see Norwegian Gem age and stats vs all Norwegian ships. There you’ll find graphs showing length, capacity, tonnage and more for this ship vs all in the fleet.

To check out the ship from top to bottom, click here for Norwegian Gem Deck Plans .

Norwegian Jewel

13) norwegian jewel size.

The Jewel has a construction date of 2005 and a total size of 93,502 gross tons. The ship measures 965 feet ( 294 meters) in length and falls in line as number 13 among Norwegian Jewel ’s 19 active cruise ships. It’s included in Norwegian’s Jewel Class. At full capacity, the Norwegian Jewel holds 3,445 passengers. That includes 2,376 cruise vacationers and 1,069 staff members. The Jewel total number of staterooms is 1,190 .

Norwegian Jewel Size & Stats

• Gross Tonnage : 93,502 GT
• Max Speed : 30 mph (26 kn)
• Year Built : 2005
• Years Served : 2005-present
• Capacity : 2,376
• Crew Members : 1,069
• Total on Board : 3,445
• Total Staterooms : 1,190

To see how this compares, click through to see Norwegian Jewel age and stats vs all Norwegian ships. There you’ll find graphs showing length, capacity, tonnage and more for this ship vs all in the fleet.

To check out the ship from top to bottom, click here for Norwegian Jewel Deck Plans .

Norwegian Dawn

14) norwegian dawn size.

The Dawn has a construction date of 2002 and a total size of 92,250 gross tons. The ship measures 965 feet ( 294 meters) in length and falls in line as number 14 among Norwegian Dawn ’s 19 active cruise ships. It’s included in Norwegian’s Dawn Class. At full capacity, the Norwegian Dawn holds 3,372 passengers. That includes 2,340 cruise vacationers and 1,032 staff members. The Dawn total number of staterooms is 1,170 .

Norwegian Dawn Size & Stats

• Gross Tonnage : 92,250 GT
• Draft : 38 ft (12 m)
• Year Built : 2002
• Years Served : 2002-present
• Capacity : 2,340
• Crew Members : 1,032
• Total on Board : 3,372
• Total Staterooms : 1,170
• Ship Cost : 400 Million

To see how this compares, click through to see Norwegian Dawn age and stats vs all Norwegian ships. There you’ll find graphs showing length, capacity, tonnage and more for this ship vs all in the fleet.

To check out the ship from top to bottom, click here for Norwegian Dawn Deck Plans .

Norwegian Star

15) norwegian star size.

The Star has a construction date of 2001 and a total size of 91,740 gross tons. The ship measures 965 feet ( 294 meters) in length and falls in line as number 15 among Norwegian Star ’s 19 active cruise ships. It’s included in Norwegian’s Dawn Class. At full capacity, the Norwegian Star holds 3,379 passengers. That includes 2,348 cruise vacationers and 1,031 staff members. The Star total number of staterooms is 1,174 .

Norwegian Star Size & Stats

• Gross Tonnage : 91,740 GT
• Max Speed : 28 mph (24 kn)
• Year Built : 2001
• Years Served : 2001-present
• Capacity : 2,348
• Crew Members : 1,031
• Total on Board : 3,379
• Total Staterooms : 1,174

To see how this compares, click through to see Norwegian Star age and stats vs all Norwegian ships. There you’ll find graphs showing length, capacity, tonnage and more for this ship vs all in the fleet.

To check out the ship from top to bottom, click here for Norwegian Star Deck Plans .

Pride of America

16) pride of america size.

The Pride of America has a construction date of 2005 and a total size of 80,439 gross tons. The ship measures 920 feet ( 280 meters) in length and falls in line as number 16 among Pride of America ’s 19 active cruise ships. It’s included in Norwegian’s Pride of America Class. At full capacity, the Pride of America holds 3,113 passengers. That includes 2,186 cruise vacationers and 927 staff members. The Pride of America total number of staterooms is 1,101 .

Pride of America Size & Stats

• Gross Tonnage : 80,439 GT
• Length : 920 ft (280 m)
• Beam : 106 ft (32 m)
• Draft : 26 ft (8 m)
• Capacity : 2,186
• Crew Members : 927
• Total on Board : 3,113
• Total Staterooms : 1,101
• Flagged Country : Hawaii
• Ship Cost : 450 Million

To see how this compares, click through to see Pride of America age and stats vs all Norwegian ships. There you’ll find graphs showing length, capacity, tonnage and more for this ship vs all in the fleet.

To check out the ship from top to bottom, click here for Pride of America Deck Plans .

Norwegian Sun

17) norwegian sun size.

The Sun has a construction date of 2001 and a total size of 78,309 gross tons. The ship measures 848 feet ( 258 meters) in length and falls in line as number 17 among Norwegian Sun ’s 19 active cruise ships. It’s included in Norwegian’s Sun Class. At full capacity, the Norwegian Sun holds 2,842 passengers. That includes 1,936 cruise vacationers and 906 staff members. The Sun total number of staterooms is 968 .

Norwegian Sun Size & Stats

• Gross Tonnage : 78,309 GT
• Length : 848 ft (258 m)
• Beam : 123 ft (37 m)
• Capacity : 1,936
• Crew Members : 906
• Total on Board : 2,842
• Total Staterooms : 968
• Ship Cost : 330 Million

To see how this compares, click through to see Norwegian Sun age and stats vs all Norwegian ships. There you’ll find graphs showing length, capacity, tonnage and more for this ship vs all in the fleet.

To check out the ship from top to bottom, click here for Norwegian Sun Deck Plans .

Norwegian Sky

18) norwegian sky size.

The Sky has a construction date of 1999 and a total size of 77,104 gross tons. The ship measures 832 feet ( 254 meters) in length and falls in line as number 18 among Norwegian Sky ’s 19 active cruise ships. It’s included in Norwegian’s Sun Class. At full capacity, the Norwegian Sky holds 2,903 passengers. That includes 2,004 cruise vacationers and 899 staff members. The Sky total number of staterooms is 1,002 .

Norwegian Sky Size & Stats

• Gross Tonnage : 77,104 GT
• Length : 832 ft (254 m)
• Year Built : 1999
• Years Served : 1999-2004 & 2008-present
• Capacity : 2,004
• Crew Members : 899
• Total on Board : 2,903
• Total Staterooms : 1,002

To see how this compares, click through to see Norwegian Sky age and stats vs all Norwegian ships. There you’ll find graphs showing length, capacity, tonnage and more for this ship vs all in the fleet.

To check out the ship from top to bottom, click here for Norwegian Sky Deck Plans .

Norwegian Spirit

19) norwegian spirit size.

The Spirit has a construction date of 1998 and a total size of 75,904 gross tons. The ship measures 880 feet ( 268 meters) in length and falls in line as number 19 among Norwegian Spirit ’s 19 active cruise ships. It’s included in Norwegian’s Spirit Class. At full capacity, the Norwegian Spirit holds 2,930 passengers. That includes 2,018 cruise vacationers and 912 staff members. The Spirit total number of staterooms is 1,025 .

Norwegian Spirit Size & Stats

• Gross Tonnage : 75,904 GT
• Length : 880 ft (268 m)
• Beam : 121 ft (37 m)
• Year Built : 1998
• Years Served : 2004-present
• Capacity : 2,018
• Crew Members : 912
• Total on Board : 2,930
• Total Staterooms : 1,025
• Ship Cost : 350 Million

To see how this compares, click through to see Norwegian Spirit age and stats vs all Norwegian ships. There you’ll find graphs showing length, capacity, tonnage and more for this ship vs all in the fleet.

To check out the ship from top to bottom, click here for Norwegian Spirit Deck Plans .

We're constantly asked about NCL's ships and size statistics. Here are the most frequently asked questions for your convenience!

Norwegian Cruise Ships by Size Most Often Asked Questions

The NCL Encore is the largest of Norwegian's 19 cruise ships. It has a gross tonnage of 169,116 and spans 1,094 feet (333 meters) in length. It was built in 2019 and holds 6,038 passengers (including crew).

Norwegian's smallest, active cruise ship is the Spirit with a gross tonnage measuring 75,904. She's served with the fleet since 2004 and measures 880 feet (268 meters) in length.

NCL's fleet varies in size as seen from our chart. The smallest, active ship holds 2,930 total passengers (including staff) and measures 880 feet in length. The newest NCL ship, the Encore, is significantly bigger. It holds 5,733 passengers and spans 1,094 feet in length. For reference, the Eiffel Tower is roughly 900 feet high! See our chart above for everything in the middle.

Often we're asked if size affects price. The cost of a Norwegian cruise isn't directly correlated with size. You won't find that the bigger the ship, the more the cost. Nor will you find the opposite. You won't necessarily pay less for the largest NCL ship vs the smallest. It will all depend on the specific itinerary and often the ship age. Newer ships tend to be more expensive to sail.

We hope that the above list of Norwegian Cruise Ships by size help you to find your ideal ship.

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Our list of Norwegian cruise ships by size shows gross tonnage (which is a measure of internal volume, not weight), the total guest capacity of each ship, Length in Feet, ship class, and the year the vessel entered service:

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The cruise line is recently known for its beautiful hull artwork, multi-level go-cart race tracks at sea, and more. We hope you enjoy our comprehensive list of Norwegian cruise ships by age, from newest to oldest.

Norwegian Aqua – 2025

Norwegian Aqua is scheduled to become Norwegian Cruise Line’s newest ship in the fleet beginning in April 2025. She will be sailing Seven-Day Caribbean Voyages from Port Canaveral, Fla. She is the first ship in the brand new Prima Plus Class. She is 156,300 GRTs and carries 3,571 passengers (based on two per cabin).

Norwegian Aqua will premiere the first hybrid rollercoaster and waterslide, the Aqua Slidecoaster. Complete with exhilarating dual slides and a magnetic lift that propels adventurous guests through two different courses, this NCL-exclusive experience will feature three stories of exciting twists and turns around the ship’s funnel.

Norwegian Viva  –  2023

Norwegian Viva is Norwegian Cruise Line’s  newest ship  in the fleet, the second ship in the popular Prima Class, and sister to Norwegian Prima. She is 142,500 GRTs and carries 3,100 passengers (based on two per cabin).

Norwegian Prima   – 2022

Norwegian Prima is the first ship in the innovative and popular  Prima Class and sister to  Norwegian Viva . She is 142,500 GRTs and carries 3,100 passengers (based on two per cabin).

Norwegian Encore – 2019

Norwegian Encore is the largest Norwegian Cruise Line fleet ship at 169,116 GRTs. She carries 3,998 passengers (based on two per cabin) and is the last ship built the  Breakaway Plus Class .

Norwegian Bliss – 2018

Norwegian Bliss is the third ship in the  Breakaway Plus Class . She is 168,028 GRTs and carries 4,004 passengers (based on two per cabin).

Norwegian Joy – 2017

Norwegian Joy is the second ship in the  Breakaway Plus Class . She is 167,725 GRTs and carries 3,804 passengers (based on two per cabin).

Norwegian Escape – 2015

Norwegian Escape is the first ship in the  Breakaway Plus Class . She is 165,157 GRTs and carries 4,266 passengers (based on two per cabin). Renowned marine artist Guy Harvey completed the ship’s hull artwork.

Norwegian Getaway – 2014

Norwegian Getaway is the second ship in the  Breakaway Class . She is 145,655 GRTs and carries 3,963 passengers (based on two per cabin). The ship’s mural on the hull was designed by David “LEBO” Le Batard. Known as Lebo in the art world, he is recognized for working in a wide spectrum of creative mediums, including murals, paintings & sculptures.

Norwegian Breakaway – 2013

Norwegian Breakaway is the first ship in the  Breakaway Class . She is 145,655 GRTs and carries 3,963 passengers (based on two per cabin). Acclaimed artist Peter Max completed the hull ships’ colorful artwork.

Norwegian Epic – 2010

Norwegian Epic is 155,873 GRTs and carries 4,100 passengers (based on two per cabin). Norwegian Epic was originally one of three ships to be ordered. A dispute ultimately resulted in delivering only one ship in the Epic Class. When built, Norwegian Epic was the third-largest cruise ship in the world in June of 2010.

Norwegian Gem – 2007

Norwegian Gem is the final ship in the  Jewel Class . She is 93,530 GRTs and carries 2,394 passengers (based on two per cabin). She was delivered to Norwegian Cruise Line on October 1, 2007, and received a major refurbishment in 2015.

Norwegian Pearl – 2006

Norwegian Pearl is the third ship in the  Jewel Class . She is 93,530 GRTs and carries 2,394 passengers (based on two per cabin). She began service in 2006 and received a major refurbishment in 2017.

Norwegian Jade – 2006

Norwegian Jade is the second ship in the  Jewel Class . She is 93,558 GRTs and carries 2,402 passengers (based on two per cabin). She was originally built as  Pride of Hawaii  for their NCL America division.  Norwegian Jade  was also used as a floating hotel during the  2014 Winter Olympics  in Sochi.

Norwegian Jewel – 2005

Norwegian Jewel is the first ship in the  Jewel Class . She is 93,502 GRTs and carries 2,376 passengers (based on two per cabin). The ship’s Godmother is former First Lady Melania Trump. She launched in 2005 and received a major refurbishment in 2018.

Pride of America – 2005

Pride of America is the only ship in the  Pride of America Class . She is 80,439 GRTs and carries 2,186 passengers (based on two per cabin). The initial construction of the vessel began in 2000 in the United States as part of a plan for a US-built and US-flagged cruise ship under Project America. Still, the project failed, and she was eventually purchased by Norwegian Cruise Lines and completed in Germany.

Pride of America  was inaugurated in 2005 and was the first new U.S. flagged, deep-water vessel cruise ship in nearly fifty years since the  SS  Argentina  of 1958. The Godmother is a former U.S. Secretary of Labor Elaine L. Chao.

Norwegian Dawn – 2002

Norwegian Dawn is the second ship in the  Dawn Class  and is the sister of  Norwegian Star.  She is 92,250 GRTs and carries 2,340 passengers (based on two per cabin). She was originally intended to operate with  Star Cruises  under the name  SuperStar Scorpio , but it was later decided that she would be delivered to  Star’s  then subsidiary,  Norwegian Cruise Line  as the  Norwegian Dawn  in December 2002. Her Godmother is actress Kim Cattrall.

Norwegian Star – 2001

Norwegian Star is the first ship in the  Dawn Class  and is the sister of  Norwegian Dawn.  She is 91,740 GRTs and carries 2,348 passengers (based on two per cabin). The ship was originally ordered by and intended for  Star Cruises , and it was originally named  SuperStar Libra  before being transferred to Star’s then subsidiary, Norwegian Cruise Line.

Norwegian Sun   – 2001

Norwegian Sun is the second ship in the  Sun Class  and is the sister of  Norwegian Sky.  She is 78,309 GRTs and carries 1,936 passengers (based on two per cabin).

Norwegian Sky – 1999

Norwegian Sky is the first ship in the  Sun Class  and is the sister of  Norwegian Sun.  She is 77,104 GRTs and carries 2,004 passengers (based on two per cabin).  She sailed from 2004 to 2008 as Pride of Aloha for NCL America.

Norwegian Spirit – 1998

Norwegian Spirit is the only ship in the  Leo Class . She is 75,904 GRTs and carries 2,018 passengers (based on two per cabin). She was built 1998 for Star Cruises as SuperStar Leo by the Meyer Werft shipyard in Papenburg, Germany. In 2004, she was transferred to NCL and renamed  Norwegian Spirit.

List of Norwegian Cruise Ships Newest to Oldest

Ncl ship classes.

Norwegian Cruise Line has six different classes of cruise ships, with three others being their class. Each class of ship has a unique architectural design layout and features. Most ships in a particular class have an almost identical layout with some minor changes.

The table below shows the Norwegian Cruise Line ship classes .

Norwegian Cruise Line ship classes

Norwegian Cruise Line Ships FAQs

What are the different classes of norwegian cruise line ships.

Norwegian Cruise Line ships are categorized into Breakaway Plus Class, Jewel Class, Prima Class, Dawn Class, Sun Class, and Breakaway Class.

How many ships are in the Norwegian Cruise Line fleet?

As of 2024, the Norwegian Cruise Line fleet consists of several ships, including new additions such as Norwegian Prima and Norwegian Viva and other existing vessels for 20 when you include the Norwegian Aqua (scheduled for April 2025).

What is the smallest Norwegian Cruise Line ship?

The smallest NCL ship is the Norwegian Spirit, which is 75,904 GRT and carries 2,018 passengers (based on two per cabin).

What are the characteristics of the Breakaway Plus Class ships?

The Breakaway Plus Class ships are known for being the largest and most innovative ships in the Norwegian Cruise Line fleet, offering a wide range of amenities and entertainment options.

How does the size of Norwegian Cruise Line ships compare to other cruise lines?

Norwegian Cruise Line offers a variety of ship sizes, from the largest in the Breakaway Plus Class to smaller ships, providing options for different preferences within the cruise industry.

Are there any new additions to the Norwegian Cruise Line fleet in 2024?

Yes, Norwegian Cruise Line has introduced new ships, such as Norwegian Prima and Norwegian Viva, as part of their continuous expansion and growth in the cruise industry.

What are some notable features of Norwegian Cruise Line ships?

Norwegian Cruise Line ships are known for their innovative design, onboard activities such as laser tag, go-cart tracks, escape rooms, entertainment options like Broadway shows at sea, and dining experiences, offering passengers a unique and enjoyable cruise experience.

How many Breakaway Plus-class ships are currently in the Norwegian Cruise Line fleet?

There are four Breakaway Plus-class ships in the Norwegian Cruise Line fleet, each offering distinct amenities and experiences for passengers.

What are some other cruise lines under Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings?

Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings also includes Oceania Cruises and Regent Seven Seas Cruises, offering various cruise experiences across its brands.

What sets Norwegian Cruise Line apart in the cruise industry?

Norwegian Cruise Line is known for its various ship sizes, innovative features, and unique amenities, catering to a diverse range of preferences within the cruise industry.

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Norwegian Cruise Line Ships by Size — Smallest to Biggest

Doug Parker

• December 18, 2023

Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) has a lot of ships of varying sizes, and it can become confusing trying to keep track of how old and big they are and what features are available on each vessel.

Norwegian Cruise Line ships listed by size

To help, we’ve compiled this overview of each ship in the fleet by size, organized from smallest to largest by gross registered tonnage.

Norwegian Spirit

Key Features : Silk Asian restaurant, Bier Garten, Onda by Scarpetta Italian restaurant, Spice H2O adults-only sundeck, Blazing Boots show, Elements show, World Beat show, a spa with thermal suite, and Henry’s Pub

Norwegian Sky

Key Features : Le Bistro restaurant, Cagney’s Steakhouse, Sugarcane Mojito Bar, Pinnacle Lounge and Sushi Bar, Mandara Spa, Rock You Tonight show, Sky Casino, and The Local Bar & Grill open 24 hours a day

Norwegian Sun

Key Features : Mandara Spa, Rock You Tonight show, World Beat show, Splash Academy kids’ clubs, Los Lobos Cantina, Cagney’s Steakhouse, Moderno Churrascaria Brazilian Steakhouse, and the Sun Casino

Pride of America

Key Features : Mandara Spa, Splash Academy kids’ clubs, Lights, Camera, Music! show, Cadillac Diner, Cagney’s Steakhouse, La Cucina Italian restaurant, Gold Rush Saloon, Napa Wine Bar, and Entourage Teen Club

Norwegian Star

Key Features : Moderno Churrascaria Brazilian steakhouse, Le Bistro restaurant, Ginza Asian restaurant, Sugarcane Mojito Bar, Spice H2O adults-only sundeck, Band on the Run show, Mandara Spa with thermal suite, Paradis show, Splash Academy kids’ clubs

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Norwegian Dawn

Key Features : Moderno Churrascaria Brazilian steakhouse, Dawn Club Casino, Elements show, Mandara Spa, Sugarcane Mojito Bar, and Entourage Teen Club

Norwegian Jewel

Key Features : Bliss Ultra Lounge, Entourage Teen Club, Velvet show, Moderno Churrascaria Brazilian steakhouse, Rock You Tonight show, Sugarcane Mojito Bar, O’Sheehan’s , and Magnum’s Champagne & Wine Bar

Norwegian Pearl

Key Features : Mandara Spa with thermal suite, O’Sheehan’s 24 hours a day restaurant, Lotus Garden Asian restaurant, Legends In Concert show, Sugarcane Mojito Bar, Splash Academy kids’ clubs, and La Cucina Italian restaurant

Norwegian Gem

Key Features : La Cucina Italian restaurant, Cagney’s Steakhouse, Gem Club Casino Bar, Entourage Teen Club, Mandara Spa & Salon with thermal suite, Splash Academy kids’ clubs, Blazing Boots show, Get Down Tonight show, and Swing! The Musical

Norwegian Jade

Key Features : Jade Club, Moderno Churrascaria Brazilian steakhouse , Entourage Teen Club, Mandara Spa & Salon with thermal suite, Splash Academy kids’ clubs, Bliss Lounge, Spinnaker Lounge, Sugarcane Mojito Bar, Blazing Boots show, Elements show, and Palace of Lights

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Norwegian Prima

Key Features: The Rush dueling slides, Norwegian Speedway go kart racetrack, Infinity Beach sundeck, Onda by Scarpetta Italian restaurant, Palomar Mediterranean restaurant, Mandara Spa with a waterfall and charcoal sauna, Syd Norman’s Pour House, Galaxy Pavilion virtual reality games, and The Haven ship-within-a-ship complex

Norwegian Viva

Key Features: Ocean Boulevard, Indulge Food Hall, The Concourse, Infinity Beach, Galaxy Pavilion, Viva Speedway, The Drop, The Rush, and Metropolitan Bar

Norwegian Breakaway

Key Features : Syd Norman’s Pour House, The Waterfront oceanside promenade, Bliss Ultra Lounge, Burn the Floor show, five multi-story waterslides, and the largest ropes course at sea

Norwegian Getaway

Key Features : An aqua park, Entourage Teen Club, Getaway Casino, Mandara Spa & Salon with thermal suite, Splash Academy kids’ clubs, a sports complex, Burn the Floor show, Syd Norman’s Pour House, Howl at the Moon show, Million Dollar Quartet

Norwegian Epic

Key Features : Burn the Floor, Howl at the Moon, an aqua park, Bliss Ultra Lounge, bowling alley, Mandara Spa & Salon, Entourage Teen Club, and Headliners Comedy Club

Norwegian Escape

Key Features : Moderno Churrascaria, After Midnight show, Howl at the Moon show, The Choir of Man show, a ropes course, Entourage Teen Club, an aqua park, and 678 Ocean Place

Norwegian Joy

Key Features : Go kart racetrack, laser tag, Q Texas Smokehouse, Galaxy Pavilion virtual reality games, an aqua park, Mandara Spa & Salon, Footloose show, Elements show, Social Comedy and Night Club, and The Cavern Club

Norwegian Bliss

Key Features : Observation Lounge, go karting racetrack, laser tag, Los Lobos specialty restaurant, Jersey Boys Broadway show, Mandara Spa with thermal suite, and Q Texas Smokehouse

Norwegian Encore

Key Features : Go-karting racetrack, laser tag, Galaxy Pavilion virtual reality games, an aqua park, The Choir of Man show, Happy Hour Prohibition: The Musical, Onda by Scarpetta Italian restaurant, Social Comedy & Night Club, and The Cavern Club

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Norwegian Cruise Ships By Size (Largest To Smallest)

Norwegian Cruise Line is known for its impressive fleet of ships, offering travellers a wide range of options for their vacation. From sprawling mega-ships to intimate vessels, Norwegian Cruise Line has something for everyone. Let’s take a closer look at some of their largest cruise ships, ranked from the largest to the smallest.

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You better believe it, the Norwegian Cruise Line’s largest ships are loaded with all the bells and whistles. We’re talking multiple pools, waterslides, go-kart tracks, and more deck-top fun than you could shake a stick at. And when it comes to dining, drinking, and entertainment, these bad boys have got it all, with more restaurants, bars, and showrooms than you can count. Plus, their spas and casinos are the biggest in the entire Norwegian fleet, and they’ve got the most cabins and suites with a huge variety of options to choose from. These ships are the real deal, no doubt about it.

With space for over 4,000 guests, Norwegian Cruise Line boasts some of the largest ships in the industry, rivalling even the most extravagant land resorts. If you subscribe to the notion that bigger is always better, then these ships are right up your alley. Go big or go home, right?

Norwegian Cruise Line isn’t all about massive ships. They also have a fleet of smaller cruise ships that offer a more intimate experience for around 2,000 passengers. These ships are half the size of their biggest ones and offer a more low-key vibe with fewer activities and entertainment options. If you prefer a more relaxed and cosy holiday, these smaller ships are the way to go.

Don’t be fooled by passenger size too. Some ships can hold more passengers, but are smaller.

#1 Norwegian Encore

Passenger capacity: 3,998.

The Norwegian Encore is the newest and largest ship in Norwegian Cruise Line’s fleet. With a length of approximately 1,094 feet and a passenger capacity of nearly 4,000, this mega-ship offers a luxurious and unforgettable cruising experience. The Norwegian Encore features a variety of dining options, entertainment venues, and onboard activities to keep guests entertained throughout their voyage.

#2 Norwegian Bliss

Passenger capacity:  4,004.

Next on the list is the Norwegian Bliss, another impressive ship in Norwegian Cruise Line’s arsenal. With a length of around 1,094 feet and a passenger capacity of over 4,000, the Norwegian Bliss offers a plethora of amenities and entertainment options. From thrilling water slides to world-class dining, the Norwegian Bliss provides a truly immersive cruising experience.

#3 Norwegian Joy

Passenger capacity:  3,804.

The Norwegian Joy is a vibrant and exciting ship that caters to guests of all ages. With a length of approximately 1,094 feet and a passenger capacity of over 3,800, this ship offers a wide range of activities and entertainment choices. From exhilarating go-kart racetracks to peaceful spa retreats, the Norwegian Joy has something for everyone.

#4 Norwegian Escape

Passenger capacity:  4,266.

With a length of around 1,069 feet and a passenger capacity of over 4,200, the Norwegian Escape is a spectacular ship that guarantees an unforgettable vacation. Guests onboard the Norwegian Escape can enjoy a wide range of dining options, including specialty restaurants and casual eateries. The ship also offers thrilling activities such as aqua parks, water slides, and Broadway-style shows.

#5 Norwegian Epic

Passenger capacity:  4,100.

Norwegian Epic is known for its innovative design and impressive features. With a length of approximately 1,081 feet and a passenger capacity of over 4,100, this ship offers a unique cruising experience. The Norwegian Epic features a variety of entertainment options, including live shows, comedy clubs, and a thrilling casino. Guests can also indulge in a wide range of culinary delights at the ship’s numerous dining venues.

Joint 6th Norwegian Getaway

Passenger capacity:  3,963.

Get ready to be amazed by the NCL Getaway, which was built in 2014 and boasts a whopping 145,655 gross tons. This magnificent ship stretches 1,068 feet (326 meters) in length and ranks as the joint 6th largest among Norwegian Cruise Line’s fleet of 19 active cruise ships. It’s part of NCL’s Breakaway Class, offering an unforgettable cruise experience. With a full capacity of 5,971 passengers, including 3,963 vacationers and 1,646 staff members, there’s plenty of room for everyone to enjoy the voyage. The Norwegian Getaway also features a grand total of 2,008 staterooms for its guests’ comfort and enjoyment.

Joint 6th Norwegian Breakaway

Get ready to sail on the incredible NCL Breakaway, which was constructed in 2013 and boasts a massive size of 145,655 gross tons. This impressive ship stretches 1,068 feet (326 meters) in length and is ranked as the 6th largest in Norwegian Cruise Line’s fleet of 19 active cruise ships. Part of the prestigious Breakaway Class, this ship can accommodate a whopping 5,977 passengers at full capacity, with 3,963 vacationers and 1,657 staff members. With a total of 2,014 staterooms, the Norwegian Breakaway is ready to provide an unforgettable cruise experience for all who come aboard.

Joint 7th Norwegian Viva

Passenger capacity: 3,099.

Set sail on the NCL Viva, completed in 2023 with a whopping size of 142,500 gross tons. This impressive ship spans 965 feet, making it the joint 7th largest among Norwegian Cruise Line’s 19 active cruise ships, and it’s part of the NCL’s Prima Class. With a maximum capacity of 5,596 passengers, including 3,950 cruise vacationers and 1,388 staff members, the Norwegian Viva offers a total of 1,646 staterooms for a luxurious and unforgettable cruise experience. Don’t miss out on the chance to be a part of this incredible journey! 

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Joint 7th Norwegian Prima

Passenger capacity:  3,099.

The NCL Prima launched in 2022 and is a whopping size of 143,525 gross tons. This impressive ship stretches 965 feet long (294 meters) and ranks as the 7th largest vessel among Norwegian Cruise Line’s 19 active cruise ships. As part of NCL’s Prima Class, it can accommodate a full capacity of 5,596 passengers, including 3,950 vacationers and 1,388 staff members. With 1,646 staterooms, the Norwegian Prima is sure to provide an incredible cruise experience for all who come aboard.

#8 Norwegian Jade

Passenger capacity:  2,402.

The NCL Jade was built in 2006 and is a whopping 93,558 gross tons. This bad boy measures 965 feet (294 meters) long. It’s part of NCL’s Jewel Class, and when it’s party time, the Norwegian Jade can hold 3,593 people. That’s 2,402 guests and 1,037 crew members. Oh, and it’s got a whopping 1,191 staterooms, so there’s plenty of room for all the fun.

Joint 9th Norwegian Gem

Passenger capacity:  2,394.

The NCL Gem was built in 2007 and is a whopping 93,530 gross tons. It stretches out to 965 feet (294 meters) and ranks as the joint 9th among Norwegian Cruise Line’s fleet of 19 cruise ships. It’s part of NCL’s Jewel Class. When it’s packed to the brim, the Norwegian Gem can hold 3,591 passengers – 2,394 vacationers and 1,070 staff members. The Norwegian Gem boasts a grand total of 1,197 staterooms.

Joint 9th Norwegian Pearl

The sassy NCL Pearl was built in 2006 and is a whopping 93,530 gross tons. This ship stretches 965 feet (294 meters) long and is the joint 9th largest in the Norwegian Cruise Line’s fleet of 19 active cruise ships. It’s a proud member of NCL’s Jewel Class. When fully packed, the Norwegian Pearl can accommodate 3,591 guests, made up of 2,394 holiday makers and 1,072 crew members. With 1,197 staterooms in total, this ship has room for everyone to join the party.

#10 Norwegian Jewel

Passenger capacity:  2,376.

The NCL Jewel was built in 2005 and is 93,502 gross tons in size. This magnificent ship stretches out to 965 feet (294 meters) and proudly sits as the 10th gem in Norwegian Cruise Line’s fleet of 19 active cruise ships. It’s part of the prestigious NCL Jewel Class, and when it’s fully packed, it can accommodate a grand total of 3,573 people. That includes 2,376 lucky vacationers and 1,069 hardworking staff members. With a grand total of 1,197 staterooms, the Norwegian Jewel is ready to welcome guests for a truly luxurious cruise experience.

#11 Norwegian Dawn

Passenger capacity:  2,340.

Get ready to set sail on the magnificent NCL Dawn, built in 2002 and boasting a massive size of 92,250 gross tons. This impressive ship stretches 965 feet (294 meters) in length, ranking as the 11th among Norwegian Cruise Line’s fleet of 19 active cruise ships. It’s part of the esteemed Dawn Class and can accommodate a whopping 3,372 passengers at full capacity, with 2,340 lucky vacationers and 1,032 dedicated staff members. There are a total of 1,032 staterooms on board to ensure a comfortable and unforgettable journey.

#12 Norwegian Star

Passenger capacity:  2,348.

The NCL Star was built in 2001 and has a total weight of 91,740 gross tons. It spans 965 feet (294 meters) in length and is the 12th largest among Norwegian Cruise Line’s 19 active cruise ships. It belongs to NCL’s Dawn Class. When fully occupied, the Norwegian Star can accommodate 3,524 guests, including 2,348 passengers and 1,031 crew members. The ship has a total of 1,176 staterooms.

#13 Pride of America

Passenger capacity:  2,186.

Get ready to set sail on the impressive NCL Pride of America, which was built in 2005 and boasts a massive size of 80,439 gross tons. This incredible ship spans 920 feet (280 meters) in length and is the 13th vessel among Norwegian Cruise Line’s 19 active cruise ships. Part of the NCL’s Pride of America Class, this ship can accommodate a total of 3,280 passengers, including 2,186 guests and 927 dedicated staff members. With a total of 1,094 staterooms, the Norwegian Pride of America offers plenty of space for everyone on board. Get ready for an unforgettable cruise experience!

#14 Norwegian Sun

Passenger capacity:  1,936.

Get ready to set sail on the magnificent NCL Sun, a ship that was built in 2001 and measures a total of 78,309 gross tons. This impressive vessel spans 848 feet (258 meters) in length. As part of NCL’s Sun Class, the Norwegian Sun has the capacity to accommodate 2,904 passengers, including 1,936 vacationers and 906 dedicated staff members. With a total of 968 staterooms, this ship is ready to provide an unforgettable and comfortable cruising experience for all its guests. Get ready to embark on a journey of a lifetime aboard the incredible Norwegian Sun.

#15 Norwegian Sky

Passenger capacity:  2,004.

The NCL Sky was built in 1999 and has a total size of 77,104 gross tons. It measures 832 feet (254 meters) in length and is the 2nd smallest ship in the Norwegian fleet. It belongs to NCL’s Sun Class. When fully occupied, the Norwegian Sky can accommodate 3,006 passengers, including 2,004 holiday makers and 899 crew members. The total number of staterooms on the Norwegian Sky is 1,002. 

#16 Norwegian Spirit

Passenger capacity:  2,032.

The NCL Spirit was built in 1998 and has a total size of 75,904 gross tons. It measures 880 feet (268 meters) in length and is the smallest of the 19 active cruise ships in Norwegian Cruise Line’s fleet. The ship belongs to NCL’s Spirit Class and can accommodate 3,026 passengers at full capacity, with 2,018 vacationers and 912 staff members. The Norwegian Spirit has a total of 1,008 staterooms.

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Norwegian Cruise Ships by Size, Age and Class (Updated 2022)

Norwegian Cruise Line has an active fleet of seventeen ships with a further two ships due in 2022-23 ( Norwegian Prima and Norwegian Viva ) plus, a further four more ships due between 2024-27.

The fleet is primarily based in the United States and sails frequently from the ports of Miami and Port Canaveral. However, they do also sail from New York.

Additional sailings take place throughout Europe, including Southampton.

In this guide, we will cover all the different ships in the Norwegian Cruise Line fleet and how they compare to each other.

Introduction to Norwegian Cruise Line

Norwegian Cruise Line or NCL as it is more commonly known amongst cruisers started off back in 1966. However, it didn’t actually cruise from Norway originally!

It was founded by two men, Knut Kloster and perhaps more famously known now, Ted Arison (of Carnival Cruise Line ).

Their first vessel Sunward , a modified car ferry which also provided passenger services operated between the ports of Southampton and Gibraltar. It wasn’t long after that that Ted Arison left to found Carnival Cruise Line and Knut Kloster grew Norwegian Cruise Line to what it is today.

It wasn’t until 1971 that Norwegian Cruise Line had its first custom-built cruise ship, Starward delivered into service. Like the original Sunward the two ships also had car-carrying capacity, albeit via a well-concealed stern (rear) door system.

Fast forward to 2000 and NCL was sold to Star Cruises (a subsidiary of Genting Hong Kong) – this lasted until 2007 when Star Cruises sold 50% to an investment management company ( Apollo Management ) and then in 2013 the company reorganized again to become Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings.

Since 2013, the company has acquired two further cruise brands ( Oceania Cruises and Regent Seven Seas Cruises ) and continues to grow the NCL fleet with several new builds announced for the current decade.

Norwegian Cruise Line Frequently Asked Questions

Is norwegian cruise line going to survive.

Whilst NCL has been one of the slowest to return to service (with Norwegian Getaway still not due back in service until November 2022) the cruise line has taken on additional debt to manage the day-to-day operations of the company and therefore it is more than likely to stay around!

What is the largest Norwegian Cruise Line ship?

Norwegian Encore is currently the largest NCL ship at 169,116 GRT and able to carry 3,998 passengers.

What is the smallest Norwegian Cruise Line ship?

The smallest NCL ship is Norwegian Spirit at 75,904 GRT and able to carry 2,018 passengers – half of the largest ships in the fleet.

Which Norwegian Cruise Line ship is the newest?

Norwegian Prima will be the newest ship to join the fleet in August 2022.

Which Norwegian Cruise Line ship is the oldest?

Norwegian Spirit is the oldest ship in the fleet. Which entered service in 1998 and was last refurbished in 2020.

Is Norwegian Cruise Line owned by Royal Caribbean?

No. It is owned by Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings. They also own luxury brands Oceania Cruises and Regent Seven Seas Cruises.

Norwegian Cruise Line Ships by Size (from largest to smallest)

What does ‘tonnage (grt)’ mean.

GRT (Gross Registered Tonnage) is a term used to calculate the volume inside a ship. It is a measure of cubic capacity and is calculated by the total volume from inside the hull and decks of the ship. 1 GRT = 100 cubic feet of space. In essence, the bigger the GRT – the more ‘space’ the ship has for passengers, cargo, etc.

How are ‘Passengers (Max)’ calculated?

You’ll see multiple numbers for passengers on ships – this is because many ships include extra beds in cabins (such as the sofa/couch can convert to a pull-out bed) – but the majority of cabins usually have 2 people in them. the ‘Max’ number is if every cabin used their additional pull-out bed, etc. This number is unlikely to be reached very frequently.

Norwegian Cruise Line Ships by Age (from newest to oldest)

Are all norwegian cruise ships new builds.

Actually, NCL has possibly one of the most complicated fleets as a good majority of their ships are fairly old (compared to some of the other cruise lines).

Norwegian Sky for example was originally constructed as Costa Olympia , but was actually sold during construction to NCL and sailed as Pride of Aloha from 2004-2008.

Both Norwegian Star and Norwegian Dawn were both originally ordered for Star Cruises ( Superstar Libra and Superstar Scorpio respectively) but ended up being transferred to NCL before they launched.

Norwegian Spirit was built as SuperStar Leo for Star Cruises and sailed with them from 1998 until 2004 when she transferred to NCL and was renamed.

Norwegian Jade was previously named Pride of Hawaii for NCL America. She entered service in 2006 and was transferred to NCL, renamed and has been sailing for them since 2008.

Norwegian Cruise Line Ships by Class (from newest to oldest)

Final thoughts.

Norwegian Cruise Line is a large cruise line in the industry, but has been overtaken by many others ( Carnival Cruise Line , Royal Caribbean to name just two) – however, NCL has been groundbreaking when it comes to bringing new ideas to the cruise industry.

They were the first to offer a more casual-relaxed dining approach, with any-time dining instead of the traditional two-set timed dining system that other lines previously (and still) use.

Thanks to the SS Norway (which NCL acquired in 1979 – then named France ), Norwegian rebuilt the liner as a cruise ship and added vast amounts of extra space for entertaining cruise passengers – something that set the boom in large cruise ships in the industry going.

These days, Norwegian is a very popular cruise line that still brings out a number of ‘firsts’ over other lines (such as Go-Karting at sea), and whilst their fleet is on the slightly older side, they will have some much newer and larger vessels being delivered over the next few years.

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Norwegian Cruise Line Ships by Size & Age (Fleet Comparison)

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Norwegian Cruise Line has a fleet of 19 cruise ships that offer passengers large-vessel luxury vacations.

NCL is a popular cruise line for its laid-back, freestyle approach to cruising. Their newest and largest vessels boast go-kart tracks, F1 simulators, rock climbing walls, water slides, and more.

We’ll compare Norwegian Cruise Line Ships by size, age, and class to help you decide which vessel is right for your next cruise vacation.

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Norwegian Cruise Line Ships by Size: Biggest to Smallest

When comparing cruise ships, size is the most popular choice. Cruise ships are typically measured using gross tonnage(GT), a measure of a vessel’s internal volume.

Although size isn’t everything, it is a quick way to assess the number of facilities, restaurants, activities, and entertainment options available on a ship.

Below is a comparison of Norwegian Cruise Lines’ ships by size, arranged from largest to smallest:

Norwegian Cruise Line Ships by Age: Newest to Oldest

If you want to experience the latest and greatest cruise ships, you might want to sail on a newer vessel.

Newer cruise ships often have better amenities, updated decor, and more activities. NCL’s newest Prima-class vessels offer a three-story go-kart track, Broadway-style shows, a 10-story dry slide, mini golf, water slides, and more.

Below is a comparison of Norwegian Cruise Line’s ships by age, from newest to oldest:

Norwegian Cruise Line Ships by Class

Norwegian Cruise Line currently offers seven classes of cruise ships.

Each class features similar designs, features, and amenities, with slight differences between sister ships.

Here are Norwegian Cruise Line ships by class:

Norwegian Cruise Line also operates two cruise ships that don’t belong to any classes:

• Norwegian Spirit
• Pride of America

Norwegian Cruise Ships on Order

Norwegian Cruise Line currently has four Prima-class cruise ships on order.

Norwegian’s new cruise ships are identical to the Norwegian Prima, with a gross tonnage of 142,500 GT and powered by liquified natural gas (LNG). The new cruise ships are scheduled to debut in 2024, 2025, 2026, and 2027.

What is the Biggest NCL Ship?

NCL’S biggest cruise ship is Norwegian Prima, with an internal volume of 142,500 GT, a length of 1,070 feet, a passenger capacity of 3,998, and a crew of 1,735.

What is the Smallest NCL Ship?

Norwegian Spirit is the smallest cruise ship in the Norwegian Cruise Line’s fleet at 75,904 GT and has a passenger capacity of 2,018.

What is the Newest NCL Cruise Ship

Norwegian Viva is the newest NCL cruise ship. The Prima-class vessel joined the fleet in 2023.

What is the Oldest NCL Ship?

Norwegian Spirit is the oldest cruise ship in NCL’s fleet. The cruise ship was built in 1998.

What Was the First NCL Cruise Ship?

Norwegian Cruise Line’s first cruise ship was the MS  Sunward , which it acquired in 1966.

How Many Cruise Ships Does NCL Have?

Norwegian Cruise Line currently operates a fleet of 19 cruise ships.

Who Owns Norwegian Cruise Line?

Norwegian Cruise Line is owned by Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH) , which also owns Oceania Cruises and Regent Seven Seas Cruises.

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Norwegian Cruise Line ships ranked by size from biggest to smallest — the complete list

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Are you looking for the most megaresort-like, activity-packed Norwegian Cruise Line ships at sea? If so, you’ll want to get on one of the biggest Norwegian Cruise Line ships.

The biggest Norwegian Cruise Line ships are, almost by definition, the Norwegian Cruise Line ships with the most “stuff” — the most pools, waterslides and other deck-top attractions ( even go-kart tracks ), as well as the most onboard restaurants, bars and showrooms. They have the biggest spas and casinos among vessels in the Norwegian fleet and the most cabins and suites — as well as the most variation in suite and cabin types.

With room for 4,000 or more passengers, the biggest Norwegian Cruise Line ships are among the most massive resorts you’ll find at sea from any cruise line and are comparable to some of the biggest resorts on land, too. If you’re in the “bigger is better” camp when it comes to a resort experience, these are the Norwegian Cruise Line ships for you.

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Still, Norwegian Cruise Line doesn’t just operate giant vessels. The world’s fourth-biggest cruise line also has quite a few relatively small cruise ships that carry just 2,000 or so people and provide a more intimate feel. In some cases, these vessels are just half the size of Norwegian Cruise Line’s biggest ships. These are vessels that, notably, have fewer deck-top activities and interior venues than the biggest Norwegian cruise ships.

The smallest Norwegian Cruise Line ships are best for vacationers who like a less crowded, more intimate resort experience.

Related: The 8 classes of Norwegian Cruise Line ships, explained

To ensure you end up on the right Norwegian Cruise Line ship for you, it pays to understand which Norwegian Cruise Line ships are the biggest and which are the smallest before booking.

Here, every Royal Caribbean ship currently in operation is ranked from biggest to smallest.

1. Norwegian Encore

Maiden voyage: 2019. Size: 169,116 gross tons. Passenger capacity: 3,998.

2. Norwegian Bliss

Maiden voyage: 2018. Size: 168,028 gross tons. Passenger capacity: 4,004.

3. Norwegian Joy

Maiden voyage: 2017. Size: 167,725 gross tons. Passenger capacity: 3,804.

4. Norwegian Escape

Maiden voyage: 2015. Size: 164,998 gross tons. Passenger capacity: 4,266.

5. Norwegian Epic

Maiden voyage: 2010. Size: 155,873 gross tons. Passenger capacity: 4,100.

6. (tied) Norwegian Getaway

Maiden voyage: 2014. Size: 145,655 gross tons. Passenger capacity: 3,963.

6. (tied) Norwegian Breakaway

Maiden voyage: 2013. Size: 145,655 gross tons. Passenger capacity: 3,963.

8. Norwegian Prima

Maiden voyage: 2022. Size: 143,535 gross tons. Passenger capacity: 3,099.

9. Norwegian Jade

Maiden voyage: 2006. Size: 93,558 gross tons. Passenger capacity: 2,402.

10. (tied) Norwegian Gem

Maiden voyage: 2007. Size: 93,530 gross tons. Passenger capacity: 2,394.

10. (tied) Norwegian Pearl

Maiden voyage: 2006. Size: 93,530 gross tons. Passenger capacity: 2,394.

12. Norwegian Jewel

Maiden voyage: 2005. Size: 93,502 gross tons. Passenger capacity: 2,376.

13. Norwegian Dawn

Maiden voyage: 2002. Size: 92,250 gross tons. Passenger capacity: 2,340.

14. Norwegian Star

Maiden voyage: 2001. Size: 91,740 gross tons. Passenger capacity: 2,348.

15. Pride of America

Maiden voyage: 2005. Size: 80,439 gross tons. Passenger capacity: 2,186.

16. Norwegian Sun

Maiden voyage: 2001. Size: 78,309 gross tons. Passenger capacity: 1,936.

17. Norwegian Sky

Maiden voyage: 1999. Size: 77,104 gross tons. Passenger capacity: 2,004.

18. Norwegian Spirit

Maiden voyage: 1998. Size: 75,904 gross tons. Passenger capacity: 2,032.

What is the biggest Norwegian Cruise Line ship?

The biggest Norwegian Cruise Line ship is the 4-year-old Norwegian Encore . While not quite as big as the biggest ships from rival lines Royal Caribbean , MSC Cruises and Carnival Cruise Line , Norwegian Encore still is firmly in the pantheon of the world’s cruising giants.

At 169,116 tons, Norwegian Encore is bigger than all but 21 other cruise ships in the world, 15 of which are operated by the three lines mentioned above. It regularly sails with more than 4,000 passengers on board.

The biggest of four vessels in Norwegian’s Breakaway-Plus class of ships, Norwegian Encore is the Norwegian ship most packed with restaurants, bars, entertainment and over-the-top attractions. It’s home to one of the biggest go-kart tracks on a cruise ship, the biggest laser tag area on a Norwegian ship and an unusually large virtual reality zone called Galaxy Pavilion, to name a few of its biggest attractions. There’s also plenty of room to spare for multiple pools, waterslides and a kiddie splash zone.

Additionally, Norwegian Encore offers big-name shows in big, state-of-the-art theaters; a sprawling spa; a casino that fills half a deck; a dedicated children’s play zone; and more than 2,000 rooms.

What is the smallest Norwegian Cruise Line ship?

The smallest Norwegian Cruise Line ship is Norwegian Spirit. At 75,904 gross tons, Norwegian Spirit is less than half the size of Norwegian Encore, the line’s biggest ship. It carries just 1,966 passengers — more than 2,000 fewer than Norwegian Encore.

Unveiled in 1998, Norwegian Spirit is not only the smallest Norwegian Cruise Line ship but also the oldest ship in the Norwegian Cruise Line fleet. At 25 years old, it’s likely to be phased out of the Norwegian fleet in the coming years.

Norwegian Spirit, notably, was not built for Norwegian Cruise Line but for Asia-based Star Cruises. Its original name was SuperStar Leo. It was transferred to Norwegian and renamed in 2004.

In part because of its smaller size, Norwegian Spirit offers fewer venues and attractions than newer Norwegian vessels, but it still offers a lot. In all, you’ll find 13 food outlets on Norwegian Spirit, including two main restaurants, a casual buffet eatery, and versions of the line’s signature Cagney’s Steakhouse and French eatery Le Bistro. There are more than half a dozen bars and cafes.

Deck-top attractions on Norwegian Spirit include several pools, whirlpools, waterslides, a basketball court and a jogging track. The ship also has a casino, spa, nightclub and theater.

Are bigger Norwegian Cruise Line ships coming?

The answer isn’t clear. Norwegian Cruise Line currently has five new cruise ships on order, and all were originally designed to be smaller than the biggest Norwegian ships currently at sea. However, Norwegian recently announced that some of the ships will be redesigned to be as much as 20% bigger .

Depending on how much bigger Norwegian makes these ships, they might become the biggest ships in the Norwegian fleet.

The five ships on order for Norwegian are all sister ships to the recently unveiled Norwegian Prima, which is Norwegian’s eighth biggest ship. The first of the five ships, Norwegian Viva, is scheduled to begin sailing in August 2023 with the four other new vessels arriving between 2025 and 2028.

Related: The ultimate guide to Norwegian Cruise Line

The five new ships are all part of what Norwegian is calling the Prima class of ships. The first ship in the series, Norwegian Prima, measures 143,535 gross tons, which is about 15% smaller than Norwegian Encore, Norwegian’s biggest ship.

The second ship in the Prima-class series will be similar in size to Norwegian Prima, while the last four ships in the series, as noted, are being redesigned to be bigger than the first two ships in the series.

Norwegian executives said the smaller size of the new Prima-class ships would give the line more options in designing itineraries, as the vessels would be able to access smaller ports around the world than some of the bigger Norwegian ships can.

What’s the difference between bigger and smaller Norwegian Cruise Line ships?

To put it simply: The biggest Norwegian Cruise Line ships have room for more onboard venues and attractions than the line’s older vessels.

On Norwegian’s giant Breakaway-Plus-class vessels (Norwegian Encore, Norwegian Bliss, Norwegian Joy and Norwegian Escape), for instance, you’ll find multiple pools, waterslides, a kiddie splash zone and — on most of the ships — a sprawling go-kart racing track. Each of the vessels also offers Broadway shows in giant theaters; sprawling spas; large casinos; expansive children’s play zones; and more than 2,000 rooms.

Additionally, two of the biggest ships in the series, Norwegian Encore and Norwegian Joy, have what may be the largest and coolest gaming and virtual reality zones at sea.

Related: The 5 best destinations you can visit on a Norwegian ship

Norwegian’s smaller ships, by contrast, lack many of the above features. Because of their smaller size, they have a much more intimate feel, at least when compared to the biggest cruise ships at Norwegian and other mass-market lines, and they hold far fewer people. While Breakaway-Plus-class ships can hold around 4,000 passengers, based on double occupancy, the line’s smallest vessels are only designed to carry about 2,000 passengers at double occupancy.

Norwegian’s smallest ships are a good choice for vacationers who aren’t eager to travel with the huge crowds that are common on the world’s biggest cruise ships. They appeal to a subset of Norwegian fans who prefer more intimacy in a cruise vessel and don’t mind giving up some onboard amenities to get it. They are also often less expensive to sail on, on a per-day basis.

Related: Don’t miss out on these Norwegian loyalty perks

Additionally, because of their size, the smallest ships at Norwegian are able to operate itineraries to places that aren’t as easy for big ships to visit. Not all ports in the world can handle a ship the size of Norwegian Encore.

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This major cruise line operator just announced its biggest ship order ever

One of the world’s leading cruise operators unveiled its biggest ship order ever on Monday.

Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd. will take delivery of eight ships between 2026 and 2036 across its three brands. 

Norwegian Cruise Line will welcome four ships in 2030, 2032, 2034 and 2036, each with a capacity of close to 5,000 guests. The additions are subject to financing.

The vessels will follow the line’s previously announced Prima-Plus class vessels.

The upscale Oceania Cruises will take delivery of two 1,450-guest ships in 2027 and 2029, and luxury line Regent Seven Seas Cruises will add two ships in 2026 and 2029, each accommodating 850 passengers.

"This strategic new-ship order across all three of our award-winning brands provides for the steady introduction of cutting-edge vessels into our fleet and solidifies our long-term growth,” Harry Sommer, the company’s president and CEO, said in a news release . “It also allows us to significantly leverage our operating scale, strengthen our commitment to innovation and enhance our ability to offer our guests new products and experiences, all while providing opportunities to enhance the efficiency of our fleet.”

Specifics about the ships’ accommodations and amenities will be announced “in the coming months,” according to the release.

The company will also add a new multi-ship pier at its private Bahamas island, Great Stirrup Cay, scheduled for completion by late 2025. The pier will be able to accommodate two large ships at once.

Nathan Diller is a consumer travel reporter for USA TODAY based in Nashville. You can reach him at [email protected].

NCL Ships By Age, And Size, Newest To Oldest 2024

Booking a Norwegian Cruise vacation offers so many diverse choices. Choosing the right family cruise ship for your cruise depends on so many factors. Where do you intend to sail? What’s on your cruise itinerary wish list? Or are you led by the best cruise deal or cruise ship?

NCL Ships By Age, Newest To Oldest 2024

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We fit between all brackets of choosing a cruise ship depending on the trip; however, for us, the ship is a huge factor. Thus we thought it a great idea to share all of the NCL Ships By Age and Size, Newest To Oldest and also by how many passengers each NCL ship holds.

How Many Ships DO NCL Have?

Norwegian Cruise Line has 20 ships, including the launch of Norwegian Viva in August 2023 and the new Norwegian Aqua which is due in 2025.

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Norwegian Cruise Line Ships By Age, Newest To Oldest

The below list details each NCL Ships By Age when it was launched. Additionally, if the ship has been refurbished, we have included the year.

• Norwegian Aqua, 2025
• Norwegian Viva, 2023
• Norwegian Prima, 2022
• Norwegian Encore, 2019
• Norwegian Bliss, 2018
• Norwegian Joy, 2017, Refurbished 2019
• Norwegian Escape, 2015, Refurbished 2022
• Norwegian Getaway, 2014, Refurbished 2020
• Norwegian Breakaway, 2013, Refurbished 2020
• Norwegian Epic, 2010, Refurbished 2020
• Norwegian Gem, 2007, Refurbished 2022
• Norwegian Jade, 2006, Refurbished 2022
• Norwegian Pearl, 2006, Refurbished 2021
• Pride of America, 2005, Refurbished 2022
• Norwegian Jewel, 2005, Refurbished 2022
• Norwegian Dawn, 2002, Refurbished 2016
• Norwegian Sun, 2001, Refurbished 2018
• Norwegian Star, 2001, Refurbished 2018
• Norwegian Sky, 1999, Refurbished 2022
• Norwegian Spirit, 1998, Refurbished 2022

What Are The Newer NCL Ships?

The newest NCL ships sailing are Prima Class Ships, Norwegian Prima and Viva. NCL Encore, Norwegian Bliss and Norwegian Joy preceded her. These Breakaway Plus class ships offer excellent facilities such as race tracks at sea, Broadway shows, and boardwalks lined with bars and restaurants overlooking the sea.

Which Is NLC’s Biggest Ship?

Norwegian Encore is Norwegian Cruise Line’s Biggest Cruise Ship as of 2019 at a whopping 169,116 tons an holding 3998 passengers and 1735 crew which is a passenger ratio of 2.3 passengers per crew member.

Her sister, Norwegian Bliss, closely follows this at 168,028 tons. The newer ships Prima and Viva are smaller and hold fewer guests; this is a conscious effort by NCL to maintain service on their ships; Prima holds 3215 guests with 1388 crew and a passenger-to-crew ratio of 2.3.

Which IS NCL’s Smallest Ship?

Norwegian Spirit is NCL’s smallest ship at 175,904 tons, holding 2018 passengers and 912 crew. However, after a recent renovation, I am dying to try out all the styles and classes of the larger vessels.

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Norwegian Cruise Line has spent fortunes renovating its fleet in recent years, thus you can expect the same level of style and decor on many of their ships. The decision is based in itinerary, if you like the large ship experience offering facilities such as laser quest and racing tracks. Or indeed the more laid back feel of smaller cruise ships.

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Plan ahead to 2025 with these can't-miss destinations with Norwegian Cruise Line

Make 2025 the year you realize your travel dream. Maybe that's flying in a helicopter to an Alaskan glacier where you can ride on a dogsled pulled by adorable huskies. Or, perhaps it's sipping wine at vineyards across Italy, Spain and France. Your bucket list might simply include visits to new countries across the globe, such as Japan, New Zealand or Thailand, or be as specific as watching the sun set over Hawaii's Haleakala Crater or snorkeling amid brightly colored coral and fish in Bonaire's Marine Park.

You could put in a lot of time and effort to create the perfect travel itinerary, spending hours researching hotels and tour operators. Or, you could book a Norwegian Cruise Line sailing, letting the line's travel planners do the heavy lifting while you choose the prearranged experiences you're most excited to try.

An NCL cruise makes travel planning easy. Norwegian Cruise Line ships sail to a variety of destinations, from tried-and-true vacation hot spots in the Caribbean to far-flung destinations in Asia. You don't have to worry about how to get from Greece to Turkey or from Sydney to Melbourne, Australia; the ship will take you there. There are no train tickets to buy or ferry schedules to puzzle out.

Once you've decided where to go, you can craft that experience to your preference with the line's shore excursions. A Norwegian cruise is not one-size-fits-all; you can customize your vacation to your liking. In Alaska, you can choose to go kayaking, sample local food and beer, take a wildlife cruise, or learn about totem poles. In Italy, you could take a pasta-making class, immerse yourself in Florence's art museums, drink wine at a Tuscan castle or get your steps in climbing the Leaning Tower of Pisa.

No matter how you wish to spend your time ashore, NCL has already crafted excursions to give you the best day out. And did we mention that some of those tours will be subsidized by Norwegian, thanks to excursion credits on every cruise? That's in addition to the line's other inclusive Free at Sea offerings , such as unlimited open bar and Wi-Fi and specialty dining credits.

NCL has always been a leader in letting guests shape their own cruise experience, and that philosophy applies to the ship as well. You won't be told when to eat (or forced to dine with strangers), what to wear (no ties and jackets required) or how to spend your time on board.

Spend your days at sea pampering yourself at your ship's expansive spa, racing your family and friends around an onboard go-kart track, winning big at the casino or watching award-winning shows in a grand theater. With dozens of dining options covering a range of cuisines, you don't have to agonize about making dinner reservations in a foreign language.

With NCL handling all the logistics and providing you with tons of entertainment options on board and ashore, the only thing left for you to do is choose where to go. Here are six can't-miss destinations you can sail to with Norwegian Cruise Line.

A cruise is one of the best ways to see Alaska, since a ship can take you to places where the roads don't reach. See nature at its finest (glaciers and salmon and bears — oh my!) and learn about the Native peoples who have long inhabited this northerly region.

You can cruise to Alaska nearly any time you'd like because Norwegian Cruise Line has the longest Alaska cruise season of all the big-ship lines. Whether you want to take the kids for a summer vacation, avoid the crowds on an early-season sailing or chase the northern lights on an October cruise, Norwegian has a ship ready for you from April into October.

Four ships will be dedicated to Alaska in 2025, and all guarantee glacier views. Some cruises explore the limited-access Glacier Bay National Park, while others take you to Hubbard or Dawes Glacier. If you've never heard the thunderous sound of a glacier calving or photographed ice that is as blue as the sky, these scenic cruise days will be a highlight.

NCL is all about choice, and four ships give the line Alaska itinerary variety. Big ships Norwegian Bliss and Norwegian Encore sail seven-night cruises out of the easily accessible Seattle home port and are perfect for families looking for all the whiz-bang onboard attractions, such as go-kart tracks, laser tag and a water park. (Yes, it can be warm enough in Alaska to use the ship's pools!)

Norwegian Joy offers slightly longer nine- and 10-night sailings from Alaska, for travelers who want to maximize their time up north. These cruises visit five Alaska ports and Victoria, British Columbia, and include a glacier-viewing day.

Still not enough Alaska for you? Norwegian Jade does things differently, sailing one-way cruises between Vancouver, British Columbia, and Whittier, Alaska (one of the ports closest to Anchorage). Because your cruise starts or ends in Alaska, you have the freedom to tack on an extended land stay to venture into the state's interior.

You could put in all the work to arrange the trip yourself, but you can save yourself the trouble and let Norwegian plan it for you. Its 11- to 14-night cruisetours combine a cruise with bus and train travel to places like Denali National Park, Fairbanks, Seward and Anchorage. Meet adorable sled dogs and their mushers, search for bears and moose on a Denali wilderness tour, or take a once-in-a-lifetime flightseeing tour by the tallest peak in North America.

Got even more time on your hands? Set aside a little more than two weeks to cruise Alaska and also Hawaii or Japan on one lengthy Norwegian Sun cruise.

You can never get enough of Europe. From the sun-warmed Greek islands to the waterfall-lined Scandinavian fjords and the historic and culture-rich cities along the Mediterranean, you can't go wrong with a visit in 2025, whether it's your first or 10th trip across the pond. No matter where you want to go, NCL has a cruise for you with nine ships sailing 295 different itineraries calling in 160 individual ports.

Norwegian's newest and most upscale ships, Norwegian Viva and Norwegian Prima , make Europe their spring-through-fall home — and their sophisticated onboard spaces and culinary delights fit perfectly with their cosmopolitan home bases. In 2025, Norwegian Viva will follow the sun to the Greek islands and Turkey, while Norwegian Prima heads north to Iceland, Norway and the bustling cities of the Baltic.

Intrigued by Iceland? Norwegian is the only cruise line sailing round-trip from Reykjavik to Iceland and Greenland with its smaller ship, Norwegian Star.

Families should also consider big ships like Norwegian Breakaway, which offers onboard fun like a water park and ropes course while visiting Mediterranean highlights in Italy, France, Spain and Greece.

No matter where in Europe you choose to go in 2025, Norwegian Cruise Line will make your time there count. Its destination-intensive itineraries often feature a different city every day, so you can see as much as possible during your time abroad. If you're an unstoppable explorer, look for long days and late departures in ports such as Santorini, Greece, or overnights in marquee destinations, such as Florence, Italy; Copenhagen; Stockholm; and Reykjavik.

For a local flair, you'll want to book one of NCL's Go Local tours, which lean into cultural experiences and activities that let you see how locals live. Perhaps you'll take a tour of one of Europe's oldest markets in Livorno, Italy, enjoying regional treats, or learn about fishing techniques and barbecuing sardines in Pedregalejo, Spain (near Malaga).

If the bean counter in your family is complaining about the cost to fly to Europe to catch your cruise, gently remind them that Norwegian Cruise Line really does think of everything. Its Free at Sea promotion often includes free airfare for the second guest on your reservation.

It's no surprise that Norwegian will send a brand-new ship to the Caribbean in 2025; after all, the islands are the quintessential cruise destination. Norwegian Aqua is made for tropical sailings with Aqua Slidecoaster (its hybrid waterslide-roller coaster), onboard beach club and more outdoor spaces for enjoying sea breezes and island views.

Aqua is just one of 15 NCL cruise ships sailing through the Bahamas and Caribbean in 2025. With nine departure ports (including seven in the continental U.S. for easy access) and more than 70 different itineraries, Norwegian can offer something for everyone.

Travelers short on time and money can get away with two-night cruises to the Bahamas, families can sail attraction-laden megaships like Norwegian Encore and Norwegian Joy, and retirees with time on their hands can truly relax with two-week voyages to the farthest reaches of the Caribbean or through the Panama Canal.

Do you want to feel like a celebrity hanging out in the Virgin Islands, or do you want to dive into the ancient cultures (and reef-filled waters) of Central America? Whether you prefer to beach it up in the Bahamas, venture out to the ABC islands (Aruba, Bonaire, Curacao) or sample local rum in Puerto Rico or Jamaica, a Norwegian Cruise Line ship is going your way.

If you're looking for an epic beach day, NCL offers not one, but two private islands exclusive to its cruise guests: Great Stirrup Caye in the Bahamas and Harvest Caye off the coast of Belize. Here, you can plop down on a complimentary lounge chair and only get up to grab a bite or cool down in the clear Caribbean waters, or you can get your adrenaline pumping with a zip line or parasail flight.

The Caribbean is a great vacation choice for everyone — including couples, solo travelers and groups of friends — but we'd be remiss if we didn't point out the specific attractions of a Caribbean cruise vacation for families. Onboard attractions like water parks, ropes courses, kids and teens clubs, and twisting multideck slides keep the youngest cruisers happy.

Norwegian Cruise Line often offers deals with free third and fourth fares, perfect for parents looking to save by booking one cabin for their entire family. Or perhaps a vacation at sea is the time to splurge on a family suite. With plenty of itineraries lining up with school breaks, Norwegian is primed to offer families a beach vacation they won't quickly forget.

If 2025 is your year for bucket list travel, Norwegian Cruise Line can take you to destinations across Asia that you've always wanted to see. One cruise can easily check off multiple countries on your wishlist.

A cruise is also one of the best ways to explore Asia and the Pacific islands if you find the language barrier and foreign culture intimidating. Think of the cruise line as a knowledgeable tour guide ready to recommend the best places to go, things to see and food to eat, all while taking the stress out of vacation planning in a far-flung destination.

Next year, NCL will base more ships than ever before in Asia, with three ships — Norwegian Sun, Norwegian Sky and Norwegian Spirit — deployed to the region. The cruise line offers extensive time in port, with port calls averaging 10 hours in length and overnight stays in 11 ports, including Osaka, Japan; Hong Kong; and Bali, Indonesia.

Norwegian Sun will weave in and out of the Pacific islands in 2025, with visits to Tahiti and French Polynesia, Fiji, Indonesia and Malaysia. Norwegian Sky will explore Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia, the Philippines and Japan in the early part of the year, including cruisetours with multiday stays in Singapore. Norwegian Spirit will also spend time in Hong Kong, Thailand and Vietnam before moving on to Japan, Taiwan and Korea itineraries.

Sailing lengths of 10 to 19 nights can accommodate professionals who need to get back to their desks as well as travelers with time to immerse themselves in a new destination. Plus, the ship's range of cabins , from windowless inside rooms to expansive suites, means a bucket list trip can fit into a wide range of vacation budgets.

Asia isn't the only far-flung bucket list destination Norwegian Cruise Line can take you to. If you've been dreaming of the Land of Oz, a Norwegian cruise is a great way to hit all the hot spots in Australia and New Zealand without worrying about how to cross the long distances between major cities.

Norwegian Sun makes its debut Down Under in 2025 (technically, it will arrive in late December 2024). The ship will sail a selection of 12- to 15-night voyages between Australia and New Zealand through March 2025. Among the options are new NCL itineraries to the Great Barrier Reef and South Pacific as the ship sails between Cairns, Australia, and Lautoka, Fiji. You can visit destinations in Australia, New Caledonia, Vanuatu and Fiji.

Norwegian Spirit will take over the route at the end of 2025, so if you're hoping to spend Christmas and New Year's 2025 on a 14-night tour of Australia and New Zealand, that will be your ship. Imagine it: Not only will you skip out on two weeks of North American winter, but you'll visit Sydney, Melbourne, Tasmania and multiple ports on New Zealand's North and South islands, all with just one round-trip transpacific flight and no long drives or pricey intercity flights.

No roundup of NCL's top destinations is complete without mentioning Hawaii. The cruise line is king in Hawaii, where it's the only big-ship line to offer year-round, seven-night, interisland itineraries on its U.S.-flagged ship, Pride of America. All the other foreign-flagged cruise ships must include a foreign port (usually Canada or Mexico) in their itineraries, necessitating at least one ocean crossing on each itinerary.

Most working professionals and families don't have time for leisurely ocean voyages with multiple days in a row at sea. They want what NCL's got — a weeklong trip packed with visits to five ports on four islands, including overnights in Kauai and Maui. Throw in an included scenic cruise of the Napali coast aboard the ship, and the value proposition is crystal clear.

Norwegian brings authentic local culture on board with hula dancing lessons, lei making workshops and even a Hawaiian language class. On shore, you'll have time to attend an evening luau; get up close to active and dormant volcanoes; learn to surf, snorkel and dive among colorful coral and sealife; and relax on the gorgeous beaches the islands are famous for.

If you can't get enough of Hawaii, NCL offers three-night land-based add-ons, so you can spend more time in Oahu, visiting Pearl Harbor, the Dole Plantation, Polynesian Cultural Center and Kualoa Ranch.

Bottom line

It's no secret that cruises have become so popular that the best itineraries are selling out far in advance. If you want to nab your preferred cabin or suite on an NCL cruise to one of these top destinations, you'll want to start planning your 2025 vacation now. These days, the early bird will likely get a better fare, too.

So whether your 2025 travel plans feature a tropical getaway in the Caribbean, a natured-based foray into Alaska, or cultural tour of Europe or Asia, you'll want to get that cruise fare locked in now. Then you can spend a year crafting your perfect days ashore, prioritizing the onboard restaurants and attractions you want to experience most, and simply dreaming of your upcoming Norwegian Cruise Line vacation.

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15 Largest Cruise Line Companies

The Largest Cruise Line Companies boast spectacular cruise ships with top-notch amenities and entertainment options. They handle millions of passengers annually and offer diverse destinations and onboard experiences.

From family-oriented Disney Cruise line, loved by all children to an adult-oriented luxury cruise line Seabourn, the cruise industry has many options you can choose from, as per one’s travel needs.

According to Cruise Market Watch, the 2024 ocean cruise industry is estimated at 66.2 billion dollars, a 13.8% rise from 2023 with 30.1 million passengers carried annually, a rise of 4.2% from the previous year.

The industry is dominated by a few major players like Carnival Corporation which handled 42.9% of passengers, a total of 12.9 million in 2024 along with a revenue share of 37.3%.

It is followed by Royal Caribbean Group with a 25.7% passenger share amounting to 7.7 million passengers and a revenue share of 23.9%.

These cruise ship operators have many cruise lines under them, each having several ships in their fleets.

Read this article to learn more about the 15 Largest Cruise Line Companies in the World, ranked according to the number of passengers handled.

1. Carnival Cruise Line

A subsidiary of Carnival Corporation & plc, Carnival Cruise Line is based in Doral, Florida. It was founded in 1972 and has 27 ships in its fleet which sail on 2 to 29-day long trips, leaving from every U.S Coast.

Carnival is famous for its Caribbean cruises, but it also sails to Mexico, Hawaii, Alaska, Bahamas and Europe.

It promises fun vacations with day and nighttime entertainment including stage shows, musicals, deck parties, casinos, waterslides and more.

It saw 6.1 million passengers in 2024 and recorded a revenue of 6.2 billion dollars.

2. Royal Caribbean International (RCI)

It was established in 1968 in Norway and is wholly owned by Royal Caribbean Group which also owns Celebrity Cruises and Silversea Cruises.

It is based in Miami, Florida and has 28 ships in its fleet with cruises to the Caribbean, Asia, Europe, Singapore, Thailand, Bahamas, Mediterranean, Baltic, Alaska, Spain, Mexico, Hawaii etc.

RCI is one of the few cruise lines offering full-length Broadway productions onboard, including the famous CATS, Saturday Night Fever, MAMMA MIA! and Grease.

The cruise line saw 5.7 million passengers in 2024 and a revenue of 8.5 billion dollars, making it the largest cruise line by revenue and second-largest in terms of passengers.

3. MSC Cruises

Founded in 1988, MSC Cruises is a part of the MSC Group which is a privately held Swiss-based shipping conglomerate with more than 300 years of rich maritime heritage.

MSC Cruises is based in Geneva, Switzerland and employs over 30,000 people. It has 23 ships which offer year-round trips to the Mediterranean and the Caribbean, including Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve , a private island in the Bahamas.

Seasonal itineraries include South America, Asia, Dubai, Qatar, Abu Dhabi, Saudi Arabia, Red Sea , Egypt, North America and South Africa.

It handled 2.55 million passengers in 2024 and generated a revenue of 4.7 billion dollars.

4. Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL)

This American cruise line was founded in 1966 and is based in Miami. NCL was the first to do away with set dining times and offer guests the freedom to cruise on their schedule with more than 450 destinations to choose from.

It has 20 ships in its fleet which will increase with the arrival of their Prima Class Ships.

NCL is known for its fun, laid-back and innovative freestyle cruising concept that means no enforced dress code, no fixed dining time and many onboard entertainment options and family-friendly activities.

The cruise line saw 2.51 million passengers in 2024 and recorded a revenue of 6.3 billion dollars.

5. Celebrity Cruises

Based in Miami, Celebrity Cruises is a premium line known for offering a refined experience to its guests, especially elevated services and dining.

It was established in 1988 and now offers cruises to around 300 destinations around the globe, including Alaska and Antarctica.

They have both small and massive ships in their fleet comprising a total of 15 vessels, so one can choose as per their requirements.

Celebrity offers a Resort Deck where you can take a swim while a live band plays at the poolside, relax in the adults-only Solarium or play pickleball. You can also enjoy at a silent disco or go for star gazing while enjoying a cocktail on the Magic Carpet.

On the Retreat, one can access exclusive areas such as Luminae, a private-suites-only restaurant.

Celebrity Cruises welcomed 1.7 million guests in 2024 and had a revenue of 4.8 billion dollars.

6. Princess Cruises

Owned by Carnival Corporation, Princess Cruises is based in Santa Clarita, California and has a fleet of 17 ships which travel to 330 destinations in 7 continents.

The cruise line became popular after an American TV Show called The Love Boat was set on its ship the Pacific Princess.

Princess Cruises is known for offering a personalised hospitality service to their guests. They also promise freshly made multicourse meals, original shows from the most talented artists, comedy shows, band performances and much more.

They also organise family activities inspired by popular Discovery and Animal Planet shows.

Princess Cruises catered to 1.6 million guests this year and generated a revenue of 3.5 billion dollars.

7. P&O Cruises

This British Cruise Line is based in Southampton, England and offers cruises to 300 destinations, such as Iceland, the Mediterranean, the Caribbean, the Canary Islands, Spain and Portugal, Northern Europe, Scandinavia, North and South America and the British Isles.

It has 7 ships, of which Arvia, Iona, Azura, Britannia and Ventura are family-friendly while Arcadia and Aurora are exclusively for adults.

Iona is the biggest ship in their fleet, which boasts multiple dining venues, a SkyDome which is an entertainment space, a grand atrium and an array of activities for all age groups.

P&O Cruises served 1.5 million guests this year and generated 4.2 billion dollars in revenue.

8. Costa Cruises

This Cruise Line was established in 1948 and is headquartered in Genoa, Italy. It caters to the Italian market and has 9 ships in service mainly on routes in the Caribbean, the Mediterranean, the Baltic Sea , Northern Europe, the Americas, the Arab Emirates and the Far East.

It is different from other European cruise lines as it offers a Mediterranean-inspired design and atmosphere. Itineraries last from one night to 130 nights and the cruise line attracts many families, couples and retired people, especially in summer.

Their main attraction is affordable cabins which are easy to find in their fleet and then there are casinos, gyms, pools, hot tubs, and live shows. You can also go on excursions by paying extra fees like gondola rides in Venice, or boating and snorkelling in Barbados.

It received 1.4 million guests this year and generated $2.5 billion in revenue.

9. AIDA Cruises

This German Cruise Line was founded in the 1960s and caters to the German-speaking population. AIDA ships are designed with various amenities to attract young and active travellers.

It has a fleet of 13 ships which offer trips to the Mediterranean, Caribbean, Central America, Africa, Middle East, Europe and Southeast Asia.

AIDA is known for innovation and adoption of new technologies. Of its 13 vessels, 12 have advanced sewage treatment plants and all ships have plug-in capability. 12 can dock at ports with shoreside power. No AIDA vessel travelled to Alaska from 2010 to 2021 and 10 have scrubbers installed.

AIDA served 1.1 million guests and made $3.1 billion in revenue this year.

10. Disney Cruise Line

A subsidiary of the Walt Disney Company, this cruise line was incorporated in 1996 with its headquarters in Celebration, Florida.

The Cruise Line is famous among families with kids as it provides Disney-themed experiences from dining to entertainment and even Disney-inspired accommodations onboard its ships.

This cruise line has 5 ships, each distinct in style and design offering Disney character greetings, themed pools and play spaces for children, activity clubs, Disney movie screenings, deck parties and much more. However, it also has a lot to offer adults and teens.

It welcomed 848,000 passengers in 2024 and made $2.7 billion in revenue.

11. Holland America Line

With a 150-year heritage, this cruise line offers over 500 sailings annually onboard its 11 ships which visit all seven continents.

It offers shorter getaways to 128-day itineraries to popular and less-crowded ports in Alaska, Europe, South America, New Zealand, Asia, Panama Canal etc. They also offer unique trips to Antarctica and the Amazon.

Its mid-size cruise ships have one crew for every two guests, providing attentive service and a classic cruising experience.

It mainly caters to adults who can take up enrichment programs like digital photography, cooking workshops or Pilates sessions onboard their cruise ships.

Holland America Line handled 796,500 passengers this year and generated $2.6 billion in revenue.

12. TUI Cruises

This Cruise line is based in Germany and was created in 2007 as a joint venture between tourism company TUI AG and cruise line operator Royal Caribbean Group, both of which have a 50% stake in the company.

TUI Cruises began operating in 2009 and competes for the German market, offering a premium experience onboard including food, entertainment etc tailored mainly for German taste.

TUI Cruises has 6 ships in its fleet and in 2023, they announced the new InTUItion class, which would include ships with a new name, the first being Mein Schiff Relax which will be delivered by the end of 2024.

The cruise line welcomed 517,000 passengers and generated $1.3 billion in revenue.

13. Virgin Voyages

Based in Plantation, Florida, this is a joint venture between Virgin Group and Bain Capital. This adult-only cruise line has a fleet of 4 cruise ships built by Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri SpA.

It was voted the No.1 Mega-Ship Ocean Cruise Line of 2023 in the Travel & Leisure World’s Best Awards.

Virgin Voyages is great for couples who can spend some quality time away from their kids and even for solo travellers who wish to take a break from their daily routine.

This cruise line offers top-notch entertainment with its nightclub, drinking games in the Korean BBQ Restaurant, group fitness classes, karaoke sessions, pyjama parties and other events like a shipwide bar crawl.

Virgin Voyages saw 324,000 guests and approximately $ 840 million in revenue this year.

14. Marella Cruises

Earlier called Thomson Cruises, this British Cruise Line operated by TUI UK, offers cruise experiences around Europe, the Caribbean and Asia.

It has 5 ships, all of which have everything one needs for a laidback, relaxed vacation at sea, including pool areas, spas, restaurants with live music, west-end style shows, cookery lessons, fitness sessions and much more.

You can choose from 120 destinations with Marella Cruises. Their fleet has family-friendly and also adults-only ships, plus they are all-inclusive, with tips and service charges covered.

Marella Cruises welcomed 272,300 guests this year and generated $706 million in revenue.

15. Cunard Line

This cruise line is based in Southampton, England and has a maritime heritage dating back to a century. Its fleet consists of 4 ships, Queen Mary 2, Queen Elizabeth, Queen Victoria and their newest Queen Anne.

In 2025 and 2026, the cruise line will offer grand, world voyages to Asia, Africa, Australasia, Europe, Americas and overnight calls in famous cities.

Cunard is a reputable name and many of Hollywood’s biggest names like Cary Grant, Charlie Chaplin and Elizabeth Taylor have sailed onboard its vessels.

Cunard ships have libraries, open-air pools and feature theatre performances, guest speaker events, deck games, board games, quizzes, children’s clubs, sports facilities, film screenings, planetarium shows and the famous Gala evenings.

Cunard saw 250,400 passengers and made $1.1 billion in revenue this year.

The largest cruise line companies are pivotal for the hospitality and tourism sector. They not only offer thrilling vacations but contribute to the global economy by providing jobs to thousands of people, supporting small businesses and promoting cultural exchanges too.

They have something for everyone, right from dining to fun and entertainment onboard cruise ships, which are massive floating cities laden with the latest technologies. However, the industry has its challenges too, the biggest being reducing its carbon footprint.

Looking ahead, we can say that these companies will likely reshape leisure travel in the maritime sector, and develop more eco-friendly ships and technologies to protect marine environments.

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Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Releases 2024 Q2 Results

• July 31, 2024

Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings has reported financial results for the second quarter ended June 30, 2024 and provided guidance for the third quarter and full year 2024.

Second Quarter 2024 Highlights

• Generated record second quarter total revenue of $2.4 billion, an 8% increase compared to the same period in 2023 on 4% capacity growth, with GAAP net income of $163.4 million, or EPS of $0.35. Performance was driven by strong revenue growth and continued focus on cost reductions and efficiencies.
• Adjusted EBITDA grew 14% to $587.7 million compared to $514.8 million for the same period of 2023 and above guidance of $555 million. Adjusted EPS grew 33% to $0.40, which compares to $0.30 in the second quarter of 2023, exceeding guidance of $0.32. 1
• The Company’s sustained focus on margin enhancement drove another quarter of improvement in operating costs. Gross Cruise Costs per Capacity Day was approximately $315 for the quarter. Adjusted Net Cruise Costs excluding Fuel per Capacity Day was approximately $163 on an as reported and Constant Currency basis, better than guidance, and flat year-over-year when excluding the expected ~$9 impact of the incremental Dry-docks and the related reduction in Capacity Days.
• Occupancy was 105.9% for the quarter, slightly above guidance, and total revenue per Passenger Cruise Day increased approximately 2%, compared to second quarter 2023.
• Gross margin per Capacity Day was up 7% versus 2023 on an as reported and Constant Currency basis. Net Yield growth beat guidance by 200 basis points, increasing over prior year by approximately 6.3% on an as reported and Constant Currency basis due to strong close-in demand and onboard revenue performance.
• Total debt was $13.4 billion. Net Leverage was 5.9x for the 12-months ended June 30, 2024, achieving year-end goal of reducing Net Leverage by ~1.5x from December 31, 2023 6-months early.
• Announced Charting the Course 2026 targets at May 2024 Investor Day, detailing a bold new vision to “Vacation Better. Experience More.” with robust financial targets.

2024 Outlook

• 2024 full year Net Yield guidance on a Constant Currency basis increased 100 basis points from the prior guidance to approximately 8.2% from 7.2%.
• 2024 full year Adjusted EBITDA guidance increased $50 million from the prior guidance to approximately $2.35 billion from $2.30 billion.
• 2024 Adjusted Net Cruise Costs excluding Fuel per Capacity Day guidance remained unchanged at flat to prior year excluding the impact of Dry-docks.
• Full year Adjusted Net Income guidance increased $60 million from prior guidance to approximately $790 million from $730 million, and Adjusted EPS guidance increased over 8%, or $0.11 to $1.53 from $1.42.
• On track to achieve double-digit Adjusted ROIC by year-end.

“2024 continues to be an exceptional year in terms of our financial performance, as evidenced by our strong second quarter results which exceeded guidance across the board. As we raise our full-year guidance a third time, we expect our Adjusted EPS to grow approximately 120% compared to 2023, driven mainly by our ability to capitalize on the robust market demand and ensuring our guests are vacationing better and experiencing more across our brands,” remarked Harry Sommer, president and chief executive officer of Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd.

“The momentum we are garnering from strong yield growth, disciplined cost management and the initiatives that comprise our Charting the Course strategy further bolsters our confidence in achieving our previously announced 2026 financial and sustainability targets,” continued Sommer.

Business, Operations and Booking Environment Update

The Company continues to experience strong consumer demand as the majority of new bookings are pivoting to 2025 sailings. As a result, the Company remains at the upper range of its optimal booked position on a 12-month forward basis. Occupancy was 105.9% for the second quarter of 2024, slightly above guidance. Full year 2024 Occupancy is expected to average 105.2%, slightly above prior guidance.

In addition, top line growth in the second quarter was also strong. Gross margin per Capacity Day was approximately $124 in the quarter, up 7% versus 2023 on an as reported and Constant Currency basis. Net Yield growth was up approximately 6.3% versus 2023 on an as reported and Constant Currency basis, above guidance by 200 basis points due to strong close-in demand and onboard revenue performance. The Company’s advance ticket sales balance, including the long-term portion, ended the second quarter of 2024 at an all-time record high of $3.9 billion, approximately 11% higher than the same period of 2023.

The Company demonstrated continued progress on its ongoing margin enhancement initiatives to maximize revenue opportunities and right size its cost base. Gross Cruise Costs per Capacity Day was approximately $315 in the second quarter, which was flat versus last year. Adjusted Net Cruise Costs excluding Fuel per Capacity Day in the second quarter of 2024 was approximately $163 on an as reported and Constant Currency basis and was essentially flat year-over-year excluding the expected ~$9 impact from increased Dry-dock days and related costs and better than guidance of $165, as cost savings measures fully offset an increase in variable compensation due to strong performance of the business.

For the full year 2024, the Company increased its Net Yield guidance by 100 basis points from prior guidance to growth of approximately 8.2% from approximately 7.2% on a Constant Currency basis compared to 2023. The increase in guidance is driven by strong demand across all three brands and itineraries.

Full year Adjusted Net Cruise Cost Excluding Fuel per Capacity Day guidance remained unchanged and is expected to be approximately $159, increasing approximately 3.5% in Constant Currency, which includes an approximate 300 basis point impact from Dry-dock days and related costs in the year. Excluding this impact, Adjusted Net Cruise Cost Excluding Fuel per Capacity Day would be essentially flat year-over-year.

Adjusted Operational EBITDA Margin for the full year 2024 is expected to increase to 34.5% and full year 2024 Adjusted EBITDA guidance increased by $50 million to $2.35 billion. Adjusted EPS guidance was increased by $0.11, or 8%, to approximately $1.53 from approximately $1.42.

Liquidity and Financial Position

The Company is committed to prioritizing efforts to optimize its balance sheet and reduce leverage. As of June 30, 2024, the Company had total debt of $13.4 billion and Net Debt of $12.8 billion. Net Leverage improved by approximately 1.5 turns compared to December 31, 2023, ending the second quarter of 2024 at 5.9x and achieving our year-end goal 6 months early. The Company announced at its Investor Day that it plans to reduce its Net Leverage to the mid 4’s by 2026.

During the quarter, as expected, substantially all the holders of the 6% 2024 Exchangeable Notes exchanged their 2024 Exchangeable Notes for shares with any remaining unexchanged notes being repaid in cash at maturity.

At quarter-end, liquidity was $2.7 billion. This consists of approximately $594.1 million of cash and cash equivalents, $1.2 billion of availability under our undrawn Revolving Loan Facility, a $650 million undrawn backstop commitment, and other commitments.

“We enter the second half of 2024 with strong momentum, exceeding our guidance metrics in each quarter of 2024 on the back of strong execution. We continue to see robust demand heading into the back half of the year and are committed to improving efficiencies, reducing costs, and restoring our margins in a strategic and disciplined manner. Given our strong progress to date and current demand expectations, we are raising our 2024 full-year guidance for a third time this year for key metrics resulting in expected Adjusted EPS growth of 120% versus 2023, while keeping our cost guidance for the year unchanged at flat to prior year,” said Mark A. Kempa, executive vice president and chief financial officer of Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd.

Kempa continued, “Additionally, we made significant advances in reducing Net Leverage and de-risking our balance sheet during the first half of 2024. We have already accomplished our year-end goal of reducing Net Leverage by a full turn and a half versus year-end 2023, ending the quarter at 5.9x. We remain confident that our strong liquidity position, ongoing cash generation, and favorable growth prospects will enable us to continue to de-risk our balance sheet further bolstering our path to achieving the 2026 Charting the Course financial targets laid out at our recent Investor Day.”

Second Quarter 2024 Results

GAAP net income was $163.4 million or EPS of $0.35 compared to $86.1 million or EPS of $0.20 in the prior year. The Company reported Adjusted Net Income of $203.7 million or Adjusted EPS of $0.40 in the second quarter of 2024. This compares to Adjusted Net Income and Adjusted EPS of $137.0 million and $0.30, respectively, in the second quarter of 2023. Adjusted EBITDA in the second quarter was approximately $587.7 million, better than guidance of $555 million, and increased 14% compared to 2023, driven primarily by solid revenue performance and Adjusted Net Cruise Cost Excluding Fuel that was essentially flat year-over-year excluding the impact of Dry-docks.

Gross Cruise Costs per Capacity Day was approximately $315 in the quarter. Adjusted Net Cruise Costs excluding Fuel per Capacity Day was approximately $163 on an as reported and Constant Currency basis, which includes approximately $9 related to Dry-docks, and would have been essentially flat year-over-year without these Dry-dock impacts, reflecting the benefits from the Company’s ongoing margin enhancement initiative.

The Company reported fuel expense of $175 million in the quarter. Fuel price per metric ton, net of hedges, increased slightly to $719 from $715 in 2023. Fuel consumption of 243,000 metric tons was slightly better than projections.

Interest expense, net was $178.5 million in 2024 compared to $177.7 million in 2023.

Other income (expense), net was an income of $1.9 million in 2024 compared to an expense of ($8.0) million in 2023. The income and expense primarily relate to net gains and losses on foreign currency.

Outlook and Guidance

In addition to announcing the results for the second quarter 2024, the Company also provided guidance for the third quarter and full year 2024, along with accompanying sensitivities. The Company does not provide certain estimated future results on a GAAP basis because the Company is unable to predict, with reasonable certainty, the future movement of foreign exchange rates or the future impact of certain gains and charges. These items are uncertain and will depend on several factors, including industry conditions, and could be material to the Company’s results computed in accordance with GAAP. The Company has not provided reconciliations between the Company’s 2024 guidance and the most directly comparable GAAP measures because it would be too difficult to prepare a reliable U.S. GAAP quantitative reconciliation without unreasonable effort.

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