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Louis Cruises officially
announced that the 40,876 gross ton, 1992-built, 1,790 passenger
M/V NORWEGIAN MAJESTY will shortly join
their fleet and will be renamed LOUIS MAJESTY when the
ship officially joins the Louis fleet on December 4.
The Louis Majesty
will assume the Genoa and Marseille-based program of cruises
currently operated by the MV CORAL (ex CUNARD ADVENTURER, SUNWARD
II, TRITON).
Originally constructed as
the BIRKA QUEEN and completed for Miami-based Majesty Cruise Line as
ROYAL MAJESTY, the ship was sold to NCL in 1997 and renamed
NORWEGIAN MAJESTY.
In 1999, NORWEGIAN MAJESTY
was expanded with the addition of a 33 meter midsection at Lloyd
Werft in Bremerhaven, sold to Louis Cruises in 2008 and subsequently
chartered back to NCL to complete her scheduled program.
The LOUIS MAJESTY has two
pools, six international restaurants and nine bars and lounges as
well as a double deck show lounge. |
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