LNG-fuelled cruise ship floated out
Published by David Rowlands,
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LNG Industry,
The 180 000 GT cruise ship will be the largest one in the Carnival fleet after delivery later in 2020.
Ben Clement, Carnival’s Senior Vice President of newbuilds, said: “We can’t wait for our guests to experience Mardi Gras, a one-of-a-kind ship that is true game changer and continues the evolution of the Carnival vacation experience.”
Jan Meyer, CEO of Meyer Turku, added: “I believe Mardi Gras will be a truly special ship. She will be the first to use our now proven LNG cruise ship propulsion system in North American markets and feature many other sophisticated technologies – including BOLT, the first roller coaster on board a ship.
“We are building all the facilities a smart modern city would have: hospitals, IT-networks, restaurants and sophisticated environmental technologies, on a ship sailing the seas. It is a very difficult undertaking but also the end result is really spectacular.”
According to the statement, Mardi Gras will be delivered in late October, and Carnival has announced that it will enter revenue service on 14 November 2020 from Port Canaveral, Florida, US.
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