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June 23, 2010 · about 16 years ago

The Trials and Tribulations of Norwegian Epic and Other New-Builds

Building a new cruise ship is hard work, and no one understands the struggle quite like Norwegian Cruise Line. In its quest to launch the 153,000-ton, 4,100-passenger Norwegian Epic, NCL has endured a series of setbacks — from shipyard fires to unflattering jokes about Epic’s appearance — and with t

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Building a new cruise ship is hard work, and no one understands the struggle quite like Norwegian Cruise Line. In its quest to launch the 153,000-ton, 4,100-passenger Norwegian Epic, NCL has endured a series of setbacks — from shipyard fires to unflattering jokes about Epic’s appearance — and with the ship’s official debut only days away, the problems don’t seem to be ending.

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