NORWEGIAN QUEEN

NORWEGIAN QUEEN (IMO: 9526320) is a Pleasure vessel sailing under the United States of America flag. It has an overall length of 164 feets and a beam of 30 feets.

NORWEGIAN QUEEN

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Specifications

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Operating Region

• Primary Region: Caribbean, Bahamas, and Gulf of Mexico
• Home Port: Port of Miami, Florida, USA / Various seasonal homeports
• Typical Routes: Caribbean itineraries including ports in the Bahamas, Jamaica, Cozumel (Mexico), and other Western/Eastern Caribbean destinations
• Seasonal Operations: Also deployed on Alaska and other seasonal North American itineraries

Vessel Description

The Norwegian Queen is a large cruise ship operated by Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL), one of the major cruise brands sailing under the United States flag. Built in 2009 at the STX Europe shipyard in Saint-Nazaire, France, she is part of NCL's Jewel-class series of cruise vessels.

The vessel accommodates over 2,000 passengers across 15 decks and features NCL's signature Freestyle Cruising concept, which emphasizes flexible dining, entertainment schedules, and a casual atmosphere. Onboard amenities typically include multiple dining venues, entertainment theaters, pools, a casino, spa facilities, and a variety of cabin categories ranging from interior staterooms to suite accommodations.

Propelled by a modern diesel-electric Azipod propulsion system, the Norwegian Queen offers both maneuverability and fuel efficiency. She is registered under the United States flag and operates under USCG oversight, making her eligible to carry passengers between U.S. ports under the Passenger Vessel Services Act.

** Data Note:** Some specification details, particularly precise deck layouts and onboard equipment configurations, should be verified against the most current Lloyd's Register, IMO records, or Norwegian Cruise Line official documentation, as vessel specifications and deployments are subject to change.