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Norwegian Cruise Line Names New Ship Class Project Leonardo


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The aft infinity pool:

 

 

 

According to the NCL press release the infinity pools will be on a lower deck. I'm thinking aft and on the rounded lower deck. This is where MSC SEASIDE has a full size pool. Also NCL states "infinity pools", so more than one. This leads me to believe they are probably something like 4 oversized jacuzzis.

 

 

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the pics are different, on an other there is no infinity pool .

 

are there balcony on the top of the bridge? or an outdoor area?

 

Renders are often blanked out to keep some features out of sight of the competition and also to keep a new ship newsworthy. :)

 

Here's the bridge part, looks like glass covered/enclosed balconies above the bridge deck. Those below seem to have a partial glass structure:

 

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Very nice investigative work, FreestyleNovice. I'm sure once the ship gets closer to launch it will look very different with hull art and a nest of colorful waterslides and ropes courses. surrounding the funnel.

 

Thanks! Yes, would be interesting to see that! Already spotted another area of interest, aft waterfront deck where there's an unlogical cut out with a large box structure on/near the lifeboat. Could be anything! :D;p

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In the lower right corner there appears to be a black square, perhaps a window IF it's the same box because that render has a different oceanview window setup on the lower part there.. :) Otherwise it might be some outdoors-ish attraction or a Celebrity Edge Magic Carpet mini platform? Heh! ;)

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Otherwise it might be some outdoors-ish attraction or a Celebrity Edge Magic Carpet mini platform? Heh! ;)

 

There are some aspects of Celebrity Edge that are interesting but also raise more questions. For example, what happens in an infinite veranda stateroom when someone opens the door? Mini hurricane?

 

As much as they are promoting the Magic Carpet, how many people will actually get to experience it?

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There are some aspects of Celebrity Edge that are interesting but also raise more questions. For example, what happens in an infinite veranda stateroom when someone opens the door? Mini hurricane?

 

As much as they are promoting the Magic Carpet, how many people will actually get to experience it?

 

 

No different than when people prop open their balcony door. If you're worried about wind you can close off the cabin from the balcony area with French doors.

 

 

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Regarding the Magic Carpet, people said the same thing when Royal Caribbean introduced attractions like iFly, Flowrider, Northstar, and zip lines. I've enjoyed them all. It seems to work out. During the course of a cruise people that want to experience it usually can, at least from my experience.

 

 

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In the lower right corner there appears to be a black square, perhaps a window IF it's the same box because that render has a different oceanview window setup on the lower part there.. :) Otherwise it might be some outdoors-ish attraction or a Celebrity Edge Magic Carpet mini platform? Heh! ;)

 

 

 

Hard to say. It could just be storage for one of the large inflatable life rafts with escape shoot or perhaps something else? I don't anticipate NCL doing anything to the extent of the Magic Carpet.

 

 

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I was going to say that Leonardo's interiors would be very different to Seaside's as they will have to accommodate multiple restaurants for NCL' s 'Freestyle' dining system.

 

Then I looked at Seaview's deck plans! The plans look like an NCL ship already.

 

Seaview has loads of dining rooms. I bet NCL only have to change the room décor and branding, in most cases. The expansive prom deck is a ready made 'Waterfront' on steroids.

 

I now see the attraction for NCL of buying this design.

 

I wonder what Leoando will give us that Breakaway+ does not, apart from bigger prom deck/deck space?

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I do love the bow on Project Leonardo though. I know a lot of people don't like that bow design, but it really appeals to me. AIDA PRIMA, CELEBRITY EDGE, and the new LNG powered ships from Carnival Corp. have a similar bow design.

 

Looks like the bow on WW1 battleships:)

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I wonder what Leoando will give us that Breakaway+ does not, apart from bigger prom deck/deck space?

 

 

One thing they'll give us is fewer passengers on each ship. The capacity is lower than the Away and Away+ ships.

 

In my opinion, that'll be nice.

 

 

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Fewer passengers but if NCL continues its habit of overloading their ships through friends sail free promotions it will stay crowded. The Escape supposedly takes @ 4200 passengers, on my sailing it was 5200. You add 1000 passengers and forget deck space, forget elevators....and watch the mess in the buffet for lunch. I will admit the crew handled the mad house fantastically.

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