Meyer Werft delivers Norwegian Getaway

On Friday, January 10, during a ceremony in Bremerhaven, Norwegian Cruise Line took delivery of the 146.600 gross ton cruise ship Norwegian Getaway from Meyer Werft after a building period of only 15 months. The ship, the second of two Breakaway-class ships, is being delivered just nine months after the launch of sister-ship Norwegian Breakaway. Following delivery, the ship sailed to Rotterdam for the start of inaugural festivities which continue in Southampton today before the ship departs for her transatlantic cruise to New York. The ship will be christened in Miami on February 7.

“The team at Meyer Werft, along with our new build team, operations teams, and all of the ship’s officers and crew have done an amazing job on Norwegian Getaway and we are thrilled with how spectacular the ship looks,” said Kevin Sheehan, Norwegian Cruise Line’s President and CEO. “Norwegian Breakaway revolutionized cruising with its Waterfront and strong connection to New York. Norwegian Getaway will do the same as Miami’s ultimate ship, offering the only way to cruise the Caribbean from Miami with a plethora of incredible features.”

“We are more than thrilled to deliver the second Breakaway-class vessel to Norwegian Cruise Line ahead of her original schedule,” said Bernard Meyer, Managing Partner of Meyer Werft. “Norwegian Getaway is the newest and most advanced cruise vessel on the seas and we are proud of the team that worked diligently to design and build her.”

The latest engine technology, the pod drive system, improved hydrodynamics as well as effective energy saving, heat recovery and ballast water treatment guarantee an ecological cruise experience at significantly reduced operating costs.

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