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September 19, 2006 · about 20 years ago

NCL Retires Two Ships; Plans for Two New-Builds

It’s definite! Both Norwegian Crown and Norwegian Wind will retire in 2007. Norwegian Crown, which you may recall served originally with Royal Cruise Lines, moved to NCL and then was switched to the line’s sister company — Orient Lines — as Crown Odyssey, currently handles the seven night New York t

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It’s definite! Both Norwegian Crown and Norwegian Wind will retire in 2007. Norwegian Crown, which you may recall served originally with Royal Cruise Lines, moved to NCL and then was switched to the line’s sister company — Orient Lines — as Crown Odyssey, currently handles the seven night New York to Bermuda itinerary.

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