The most talked-about part of Norwegian Cruise Line's new ship Norwegian Epic has been lowered into place. The block, the ship's rather unattractive "crown", where the villa people will reside, weighs 563 tons - about the same as 64 elephants - and took an hour to get into place. The radar mast has to be added and then it's time for the float out. That's scheduled for July 11.
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Norwegian Epic gets its crown
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Epically ugly. Epically vulgar. Epically undesirable.
Posted by Philip Hurst | June 21, 2009 9:55 PM
Posted on June 21, 2009 21:55