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Cruise Ship Passenger Capacities, Crew, Space Ratios, & Pax/Crew Cruise Ships - Passengers, Crew, Space Ratios & Passenger/Crew Ratios 8/11/2015 MAX Guests to Space All Cruise Ships Passenger Ratio* (standard Pax/Crew Pax/Crew Names by Line Passengers Capacity Crew occupancy) Standard Max AIDA AIDAaura 1,266 1,691 389 25.00 3.25 4.35 AIDAbella 2,050 2,677 607 25.85 3.38 4.41 AIDAblu 2,192 2,820 611 25.21 3.59 4.62 AIDAcara 1,180 1,373 369 28.00 3.2 3.72 AIDAdiva 2,050 2,677 607 25.85 3.38 4.41 AIDAluna 2,050 2,677 607 25.85 3.38 4.41 AIDAmar 2,194 2,822 611 25.19 3.59 4.62 AIDAprima 2,250 – – – NA NA AIDAsol 2,194 2,822 611 25.19 3.59 4.62 AIDAstella 2,194 2,822 611 25,19 3.59 4.62 AIDAvita 1,266 1,691 389 25.00 3.25 4.35 20,886 24,072 5,412 3.86 4.45 AZAMARA Azamara Quest 710 764 390 42.00 1.82 1.96 Azamara Journey 710 764 390 42.00 1.82 1.96 1,420 1,528 780 1.82 1.96 CARNIVAL Carnival Breeze 3,690 4,676 1,386 34.80 2.66 3.37 Carnival Conquest 2,974 3,630 1,150 37.00 2.59 3.16 Carnival Dream 3,646 4,631 1,367 35.20 2.67 3.39 Carnival Ecstasy 2,056 2,634 920 34.23 2.23 2.86 Carnival Elation 2,052 2,630 920 34.29 2.23 2.86 Carnival Fantasy 2,056 2,634 920 34.23 2.23 2.86 Carnival Fascination 2,052 2,630 920 34.29 2.23 2.86 Carnival Freedom 2,974 3,630 1,150 25.90 2.59 3.16 Carnival Glory 2,974 3,630 1,150 37.00 2.59 3.16 Carnival Imagination 2,052 2,630 920 34.29 2.23 2.86 Carnival Inspiration 2,052 2,630 920 34.29 2.23 2.86 Carnival Legend 2,124 2,680 920 41.67 2.31 2.91 Carnival Liberty 2,974 3,630 1,150 37.00 2.59 3.16 Carnival Magic 3,690 4,676 1,386 34.76 2.66 3.37 Carnival Miracle 2,124 2,680 920 41.67 2.31 2.91 Carnival Paradise 2,052 2,630 920 34.29 2.23 2.86 Carnival Pride 2,124 2,680 920 41.67 2.31 2.91 Carnival Sensation 2,052 2,630 920 34.29 2.23 2.86 Carnival Spirit 2,124 2,680 920 41.67 2.31 2.91 Carnival Splendor 3,006 3,660 1,150 37.69 2.61 3.18 Carnival Sunshine (Destiny) 2,642 3,195 1,050 38.36 2.52 3.04 Data Source: ShipCruise.org Additional Calculations by Article Date: August 4, 2015 The National Institute of Cheer Cruise Ships - Passengers, Crew, Space Ratios & Passenger/Crew Ratios 8/11/2015 MAX Guests to Space All Cruise Ships Passenger Ratio* (standard Pax/Crew Pax/Crew Names by Line Passengers Capacity Crew occupancy) Standard Max Carnival Triumph 2,758 3,330 1,100 36.81 2.51 3.03 Carnival Valor 2,974 3,630 1,150 37.00 2.59 3.16 Carnival Victory 2,758 3,330 1,100.00 36.81 2.51 3.03 Carnival Vista 3,954 4,683 1,450 34.80 2.73 3.23 65,934 82,099 26,779 2.46 3.07 CELEBRITY Celebrity Century 1,814 2,250 858 31.80 2.11 2.62 Celebrity Constellation 2,034 2,538 1,000 35.86 2.03 2.54 Celebrity Eclipse 2,850 3,145 1,250 38.75 2.28 2.52 Celebrity Equinox 2,850 3,145 1,250 38.75 2.28 2.52 Celebrity Infinity 2,046 2,550 1,000 35.69 2.05 2.55 Celebrity Millennium 2,034 2,538 1,000 35.86 2.03 2.54 Celebrity Reflection 3,030 3,270 1,250 39.42 2.42 2.62 Celebrity Silhouette 2,886 3,184 1,250 38.38 2.31 2.55 Celebrity Solstice 2,850 3,145 1,250 38.75 2.28 2.52 Celebrity Summit 2,034 2,538 1,000 35.86 2.03 2.54 Celebrity Xpedition 90 95 64 29.92. 1.41 1.48 24,518 28,398 11,172 2.19 2.54 COSTA Costa Atlantica 2,114 2,680 897 31.95 2.36 2.99 Costa Classica 1,308 1,680 590 31.50 2.22 2.85 Costa Deliziosa 2,260 2,826 921 32,77 2.45 3.07 Costa Diadema 3,708 4,947 1,253 – 2.96 3.95 Costa Fascinosa 3,012 3,780 1,100 30.29 2.74 3.44 Costa Favolosa 3,016 3,780 1,100 30.29 2.74 3.44 Costa Fortuna 2,702 3,470 1,027 29.56 2.63 3.38 Costa Luminosa 2,260 2,826 921 32.77 2.45 3.07 Costa Magica 2,702 3,470 1,027 29.56 2.63 3.38 Costa Mediterranea 2,114 2,680 897 31.95 2.36 2.99 Costa Pacifica 3,008 3,780 1,110 30.20 2.71 3.41 Costa neoRomantica 1,576 1,940 596 28.89 2.64 3.26 Costa Serena 3,000 3,700 1,100 30.29 2.73 3.36 Costa Victoria 1,928 2,394 790 31.40 2.44 3.03 Costa Voyager 832 900 360 27.78 2.31 2.5 35,540 44,853 13,689 2.6 3.28 CRYSTAL Crystal Serenity 1,096 1,296 655 53.14 1.67 1.98 Data Source: ShipCruise.org Additional Calculations by Article Date: August 4, 2015 The National Institute of Cheer Cruise Ships - Passengers, Crew, Space Ratios & Passenger/Crew Ratios 8/11/2015 MAX Guests to Space All Cruise Ships Passenger Ratio* (standard Pax/Crew Pax/Crew Names by Line Passengers Capacity Crew occupancy) Standard Max Crystal Symphony 952 1,028 545 49.65 1.75 1.89 (Crystal Harmony) MS Asuka II 872 928 470 54.03 1.86 1.97 2,920 3,252 1,670 1.75 1.95 CUNARD ms Queen Elizabeth 2,092 2,300 1,000 39.17 2.09 2.3 RMS Queen Mary 2 2,592 3,056 1,253 49.54 2.07 2.44 ms Queen Victoria 1,980 2,150 1,003 41.86 1.97 2.14 6,664 7,506 3,256 2.05 2.31 DISNEY Disney Dream 2,500 4,000 1,453 32.42 1.72 2.75 Disney Fantasy 2,500 4,000 1,453 32.42 1.72 2.75 Disney Magic 1,754 2,400 945 34.71 1.86 2.54 Disney Wonder 1,754 2,400 945 34.71 1.86 2.54 8,508 12,800 4,796 1.77 2.67 HOLLAND AMERICA ms Amsterdam 1,380 1,657 615 37.86 2.24 2.69 ms Eurodam 2,104 2,576 929 33.49 2.26 2.77 ms Koningsdam 2,650 3,194 1,025 – 2.59 3.12 ms Maasdam 1,258 1,534 580 36.23 2.17 2.64 ms Nieuw Amsterdam 2,106 2,578 929 33.47 2.27 2.78 ms Noordam 1,918 2,353 820 35.00 2.34 2.87 ms Oosterdam 1,916 2,351 817 35.00 2.35 2.88 ms Prinsendam 835 910 470 41.74 1.78 1.94 ms Rotterdam 1,404 1,723 600 34.76 2.34 2.87 ms Ryndam 1,260 1,538 580 36.29 2.17 2.65 ms Statendam 1,260 1,538 580 36.29 2.17 2.65 ms Veendam 1,350 1,628 580 35.00 2.33 2.81 ms Volendam 1,432 1,745 615 35.00 2.33 2.84 ms Westerdam 1,916 2,351 817 35.00 2.35 2.88 ms Zaandam 1,432 1,745 615 35.18 2.33 2.84 ms Zuiderdam 1,916 2,349 817 35.00 2.35 2.88 26,137 31,770 11,389 2.29 2.79 MSC MSC Armonia 1,554 2,087 700 28.00 2.22 2.98 MSC Divina 3,502 4,363 1,370 31.95 2.56 3.18 MSC Fantasia 3,274 3,959 1,370 34.84 2.39 2.89 MSC Lirica 1,560 2,069 700 28.54 2.23 2.96 MSC Magnifica 2,518 3,013 987 31.00 2.55 3.05 Data Source: ShipCruise.org Additional Calculations by Article Date: August 4, 2015 The National Institute of Cheer Cruise Ships - Passengers, Crew, Space Ratios & Passenger/Crew Ratios 8/11/2015 MAX Guests to Space All Cruise Ships Passenger Ratio* (standard Pax/Crew Pax/Crew Names by Line Passengers Capacity Crew occupancy) Standard Max MSC Meraviglia 4,500 5,000 1,640 – 2.74 3.05 MSC Musica 2,550 3,013 987 31.00 2.58 3.05 MSC Opera 1,712 2,055 740 28.74 2.31 2.78 MSC Orchestra 2,550 3,013 987 31.00 2.58 3.05 MSC Poesia 2,550 3,013 987 31.00 2.58 3.05 MSC Prezioza 3,502 4,363 1,370 31.95 2.56 3.18 MSC Seaside 4,140 5,300 1,413 – 2.93 3.75 MSC Sinfonia 1,554 2,087 700 28.00 2.22 2.98 MSC Splendida 3,274 3,959 1,370 34.84 2.39 2.89 38,740 47,294 15,321 2.53 3.09 NORWEGIAN (NCL) Norwegian Bliss 4,200 5,400 1,750 – 2.4 3.09 Norwegian Breakaway 4,028 5,100 1,595 35.00 2.53 3.2 Norwegian Breakaway Plus 4,200 – – – NA NA Norwegian Dawn 2,340 4,140 1,073 22.28 2.18 3.86 Norwegian Epic 4,228 5,226 1,753 29.83 2.41 2.98 Norwegian Escape 4,200 5,400 1,750 – 2.4 3.09 Norwegian Gem 2,394 3,582 1,100 26.11 2.18 3.26 Norwegian Getaway 4,000 5,100 1,595 35.00 2.51 3.2 Norwegian Jade 2,402 3,590 1,078 26.00 2.23 3.33 Norwegian Jewel 2,376 3,566 1,100 26.22 2.16 3.24 Norwegian Pearl 2,394 3,582 1,100 26.11 2.18 3.26 Norwegian Sky 2,004 2,700 934 28.56 2.15 2.89 Norwegian Spirit 2,018 2,530 962 29.78 2.1 2.63 Norwegian Star 2,348 4,150 1,083 22.11 2.17 3.83 Norwegian Sun 1,936 3,000 953 26.10 2.03 3.15 NCL America – MS Pride of America 2,138 2,440 940 32.97 2.27 2.6 47,206 59,506 18,766 2.52 3.17 OCEANIA Insignia 698 834 386 36.30 1.81 2.16 Marina 1,258 1,578 800 41.88 1.57 1.97 Nautica 698 834 386 36.30 1.81 2.16 Regatta 698 834 386 36.30 1.81 2.16 Riviera 1,258 1,578 800 41.88 1.57 1.97 4,610 5,658 2,758 1.67 2.05 P&O UK mv Adonia 710 1,150 381 26.33 1.86 3.02 mv Arcadia 2,016 2,120 880 39.48 2.29 2.41 mv Aurora 1,870 1,950 850 39.00 2.2 2.29 mv Azura 3,100 3,574 1,226 32.19 2.53 2.92 Data Source: ShipCruise.org Additional Calculations by Article Date: August 4, 2015 The National Institute of Cheer Cruise Ships - Passengers, Crew, Space Ratios & Passenger/Crew Ratios 8/11/2015 MAX Guests to Space All Cruise Ships Passenger Ratio* (standard Pax/Crew Pax/Crew Names by Line Passengers Capacity Crew occupancy) Standard Max mv Britannia (2015 3,600 4,300 1,350 – 2.67 3.19 mv Oceana 2,016 2,272 870 34.00 2.32 2.61 mv Oriana 1,880 1,980 800 34.93 2.35 2.48 mv Ventura 3,076 3,574 1,226 32.46 2.51 2.92 18,268 20,920 7,583 2.41 2.76 P&O AUSTRALIA Pacific Aria 1,260 1,512 590 – 2.14 2.56 Pacific Dawn 1,596 2,020 730 34.81 2.19 2.77 Pacific Eden 1,260 1,512 590 – 2.14 2.56 Pacific Jewel 1,668 1,915 730 36.70 2.28 2.62 Pacific Pearl 1,540 1,817 712 35.11 2.16 2.55 7,324 8,776 3,352 2.18 2.62 PRINCESS Caribbean Princess 3,096 3,860 1,200 36.50 2.58 3.22 Coral Princess 1,974 2,550 900 35.93 2.19 2.83 Crown Princess 3,070 3,850 1,200 36.81 2.56 3.21 Dawn Princess 2,016 2,370 900 32.68 2.24 2.63 Diamond Princess 2,674 3,290 1,120 35.22 2.39 2.94 Emerald Princess 3,066 3,830 1,200 36.86 2.56 3.19 Golden Princess 2,592 3,188 1,100 34.15 2.36 2.9 Grand Princess 2,588 3,184 1,100 34.17 2.35 2.89 Island Princess 1,974 2,550 900 35.93 2.19 2.83 Ocean Princess 678 780 373 38.82 1.82 2.09 Pacific Princess 678 780 373 38.82 1.82 2.09 Regal Princess 3,600 – 1,350 39.00 2.67 NA Royal Princess 3,600 – 1,350 39.00 2.67 NA Ruby Princess 3,068 3,850 1,200 36.83 2.56 3.21 Sapphire Princess 2,674 3,290 1,100 35.22 2.43 2.99 Sea Princess 2,016 2,370 900 32.68 2.24 2.63 Star Princess 2,592 3,188 1,150 34.18 2.25 2.77 Sun Princess 2,016 2,370 900 32.68 2.24 2.63 43,972 45,300 18,316 2.4 2.47 (RSSC) REGENT Seven Seas Seven Seas Mariner 708 771 445 62.35 1.59 1.73 Seven Seas Navigator 506 545 345 52.39 1.47 1.58 Seven Seas
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