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OWNER/OPERATOR Length # of

Ship GT (feet) Passengers Year Built

OWNER/OPERATOR

Ship GT

Length # of (feet) Passengers Year Built

Song of Norway

Sovereign of the Seas

Sun Viking

ROYAL CRUISE LINE

San Francisco, Calif.

Crown Odyssey

Golden Odyssey

ROYAL VIKING LINE

San Francisco, Calif.

Royal Viking Sea

Royal Viking Sky

Royal Viking Star

Royal Viking Sun

SEABOURN CRUISES

San Francisco, Calif.

Seabourn Pride

SEA CLOUD CRUISES

Coconut Grove, Fla.

Sea Cloud

SEAESCAPE LTD.

Miami, Fla. 23,005 637 1,196 74,000 874 2,600 18,556 563 740 40,000 616 1,221 10,250 426 509 28,018 676 710 28,078 676 710 28,221 672 710 36,000 669 740 10,000 440 212 70 87 71 88 74 73 73 72 88

SITMAR CRUISES

Los Angeles, Calif. 2,517 360 69 31/88

Scandinavian Saga 5,259 433 900 74/88

Scandinavian Sky 8,200 416 926 72

Scandinavian Star 10,513 465 1,000 71

Scandinavian Sun 9,902 441 1,100 68

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Dawn Princess

Fair Princess

Fairstar

Sky Princess 25,000 25,000 23,764 46,000 606 606 609 788 925 925 1,390 1,200 57 56/84 57/83 84

SOCIETY EXPEDITIONS

Seattle, Wash.

Society Explorer

World Discoverer 2,398 3,153 250 285 100 140 69 74

SUN LINE CRUISES

New York, N.Y.

Stella Maris

Stella Oceanis

Stella Solaris 3,500 5,500 18,000 300 350 540 180 300 620 53 65 53

TROPICANA CRUISES

Miami, Fla.

Tropicana 5,000 400 1,000 66/88

WINDJAMMER BAREFOOT CRUISES

Miami, Fla.

Fantome 2,400 282 126 27

WINDSTAR SAIL CRUISES

Miami, Fla.

Wind Song

Wind Spirit

Wind Star 5,307 5,307 5,307 440 440 440 150 150 150 87 88 86

WORLD EXPLORER CRUISES

San Francisco, Calif.

Universe 13,950 563 626 59/83

The Fantasy, one of three 70,000-grt cruise ships being built for Carnival Cruise Lines, under construction at Wartsila Marine's Turku shipyard. 70,000-GRT Superliner Takes Shape

At Wartsila Marine's Turku Yard

Circle 245 on Reader Service Card

The first of three giant 70,000-grt

Superliners, the Fantasy, under construction at the Turku, Finland, shipyard of Wartsila Marine Indus- tries, for Carnival Cruise Lines,

Miami, Fla., has been launched and is nearing completion.

The 855-foot, 2,600-passenger vessel is one of the most expensive ships ever built. The Fantasy and her sister ships, the Ecstacy and the

Sensation, are being constructed under a $600-million contract. The

Ecstasy is expected to join the CCL fleet in 1990 and the Sensation in 1991.

One of the spectacular design fea- tures of the Fantasy and her sisters is a six-deck atrium.

The Grand Spectrum was con- ceived by Miami architect Joe

Farcus, who was involved in the design of the interiors of Carnival's first three Superliners, the Holiday,

Jubilee and Celebration. On the

Fantasy, Mr. Farcus has created an atrium which rises six full decks, crowned by a skylight. 18 Maritime Reporter/Engineering News