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Norwegian Dream
Built as NCL's Dreamward in 1992, this ship was stretched by Lloyd Werft shipyard in 1998, when a 131 ft. mid-section was added, improving the vessel's overall appearance. She is the largest ship to regularly transit the Kiel Canal, and in order to be able to do so, she features a collapsible funnel and mast.
| Operator: Norwegian Cruise Line | Capacity (double occupancy): 1,730 |
| Builder: Chantiers de l'Atlantique | Full Capacity: 2,159 |
| Inaugurated: 1992 | Space Ratio: 29.3 / 23.5 |
| Gross Tonnage: 50,760 gt | Crew: 610 |
| Length: 754 ft. / 230 m | Berlitz® Rating: ***+ |
Feature Reviews
(Comprehensive reviews by our Contributing Editors)
Nancy Norris,
February 2nd, 2003; South America
Ray Zegarski, September 10th, 2002;
Transatlantic
Raoul Fiebig, June 6th, 2001; Kiel Canal Transit
Cruise Reviews
(Click on the review you are interested in reading)
Robert Moderhak,
November 8th, 2002; Western Caribbean
Vincent & Mary Finelli, March 3rd, 2002; South America
Chuck Palm, June 29th, 2001; Baltic Sea
Agatha Lacroix, May 12th, 2001; Baltic Sea
Rosaly Greenberger, Jan. 4th, 2001; South America
Mini Reviews
(Short Reviews You Might Like to Read)
Ann Carroll, Jan. 21st, 2001; South America
Leo Pedlow, Jan. 21st, 2001; South America
More Norwegian Dream Mini Reviews
Excerpts from NCL's Website about the Norwegian Dream
Drift On A Sea Of Dreams! This is no illusion. She's the luxurious Norwegian Dream, one of the most beautiful ships in the NCL fleet. Designed to take you to some very special places, the Norwegian Dream is also a destination in herself - offering more pleasures and treasures than most of her fortunate guests ever dreamed of. And with the addition of a 130-foot midsection, the completely refurbished Norwegian Dream is virtually brand new. From elegantly appointed staterooms and airy promenades to the spectacular Observatory Lounge and Galleria of shops, everything about the enchanting Norwegian Dream is, well, dreamy.
