Did you know that the cabin on your next (or last) cruise is a prefab? That in all likelihood, your cruise ship cabin was completely designed and built off-site -- and then trucked, intact, to a shipyard where it was slotted into place as if a piece of a jigsaw puzzle?
If you've ever cruised on Royal Caribbean's Radiance-, Voyager- or Freedom-class ships in anything but a huge suite, you've stayed in one of these prefabs. Same goes for a variety of other vessels, such as Costa Atlantica and Costa Mediterranea, Carnival's Spirit class (which also includes Carnival Legend, Carnival Pride and Carnival Miracle), and cruise ferries like Tallink's Galaxy and Color Line's Fantasy.
Read more here:
http://gcaptain.com/maritime/blog/how-its-built-cruise-ship-cabins/
cool
darkteen666 1 year ago
Thats pretty kool but weird
Lilyankee2424 1 year ago
This is new to me too but it makes sense they would do it like this.
nancylp1111 1 year ago
Now I know why all the cruise ships I've been on tend to blend together in my mind into one big Monster Ship - they all look alike because they *are* all alike!
kittenmommy 1 year ago
So what ?
43932 2 years ago
i'm telling you, prefabrication is the future! :D
cruiserchris92 2 years ago
i am going on a cruise in august 17 to the 22 in 2009
TheKartracer48 2 years ago
A cruise ship is just a floating hotel and since this is the way most hotel rooms are done it only makes sense to do the same for cruise ships.
headmouse 3 years ago
Very interesting - I never dreamed there even was such a trade as making cruise liner cabins!
mi1964amigo 4 years ago
Fun to see. Thanks
dcurwin 4 years ago