Norwegian Bliss

Key Particulars

Gross Tonnage: 168028

Net Tonnage: -

Displacement: -

Deadweight: 11700 load

Designer: Meyer Werft (overall); Tillberg, Studio Dado, CallisonRTKL, we are light (interiors); Reimo (go kart track); Wyland (hull art)

Classification: DNV-GL

Length: 333.45m / 1094.00ft oa

Breadth: 41.40m / 135.83ft mld

Draught: 8.72m / 28.61ft load

Air draught: -

Depth: -

Decks: 20 (15 passenger)

Complement: 5702 (4002 pax dbl occ, 1700 crew); 6603 (4903 pax max occ, 1700 crew)

Cabins: 2001

Yard Data

Meyer Werft GmbH S.707

Timeline

July 2014

Seahawk One Ltd. and Meyer Werft GmbH signed the contract for the construction of S.707, a new Breakaway-Plus class cruise ship.

28 October 2016

Steel cutting ceremony for S.707.  She was slightly larger than Norwegian Joy, but with the same basic design.

17 February 2018

Norwegian Bliss is floated out of Hall 2 at Meyer Werft, stern first.

15 March 2018

Norwegian Bliss is completed by Meyer Werft.

21 April 2018

Norwegian Cruise Line, through their subsidiary Seahawk One Ltd., takes delivery of Norwegian Bliss.

18 May 2018

Norwegian Bliss becomes the largest cruise ship to ever transit the Panama Canal on her way to her homeport of Seattle.

30 May 2018

Norwegian Bliss is named by Elvis Duran, a radio show host.

2 June 2018

Norwegian Bliss departs on her maiden voyage out of Seattle.