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Cruise Ship Record in 2019 CO., LTD Application as of January 1st, 2020 *The ship data is obtained from Cruise Ship Data Book 2018-2019 published by KAIJI PRESS Cruise Ship Record in 2019 CO., LTD. and others *This schedule is subject to change without notice. Arrival Departure Name of Ship GT LOA PAX Draft Berth Previous Port Next Port 1 2019/1/4(Fri) 7:30 2019/1/4(Fri) 18:45 NORWEGIAN JOY 167,725 333.46 4,620 8.72 Chuo No.5 Shanghai Shanghai 2 2019/1/5(Sat) 7:50 2019/1/5(Sat) 17:55 COSTA SERENA 114,261 289.59 3,780 8.3 Chuo No.5 Shanghai Nagasaki 3 2019/1/10(Thu) 6:55 2019/1/10(Thu) 18:55 QUANTUM OF THE SEAS 168,666 347.08 4,905 8.82 Chuo No.5 Shanghai Nagasaki 4 2019/1/11(Fri) 9:55 2019/1/11(Fri) 19:55 CHINESE TAISHAN 24,427 180.45 927 7.25 Chuo No.5 Tianjin Nagasaki 5 2019/1/12(Sat) 7:30 2019/1/12(Sat) 18:30 NORWEGIAN JOY 167,725 333.46 4,620 8.72 Chuo No.5 Shanghai Shanghai 6 2019/1/14(Mon) 6:50 2019/1/14(Mon) 17:50 COSTA SERENA 114,261 289.59 3,780 8.3 Chuo No.5 Shanghai Kagoshima 7 2019/1/16(Wed) 10:05 2019/1/16(Wed) 19:40 CHINESE TAISHAN 24,427 180.45 927 7.25 Chuo No.5 Tianjin Sasebo 8 2019/1/20(Sun) 6:50 2019/1/20(Sun) 18:45 QUANTUM OF THE SEAS 168,666 347.08 4,905 8.82 Chuo No.5 Shanghai Shanghai 9 2019/1/22(Tue) 7:45 2019/1/22(Tue) 17:00 CHINESE TAISHAN 24,427 180.45 927 7.25 Chuo No.5 Sasebo Tianjin 10 2019/1/24(Thu) 7:20 2019/1/24(Thu) 18:45 NORWEGIAN JOY 167,725 333.46 4,620 8.72 Chuo No.5 Shanghai Shanghai 11 2019/1/25(Fri) 6:45 2019/1/25(Fri) 18:30 QUANTUM OF THE SEAS 168,666 347.08 4,905 8.82 Chuo No.5 Yatsushiro Shanghai 12 2019/1/27(Sun) 7:55 2019/1/27(Sun) 16:35 CHINESE TAISHAN 24,427 180.45 927 7.25 Chuo No.5 Nagasaki Tianjin 13 2019/1/31(Thu) 9:55 2019/1/31(Thu) 20:05 CHINESE TAISHAN 24,427 180.45 927 7.25 Chuo No.5 Tianjin Nagasaki 14 2019/2/1(Fri) 7:15 2019/2/1(Fri) 18:15 NORWEGIAN JOY 167,725 333.46 4,620 8.72 Chuo No.5 Shanghai Shanghai 15 2019/2/2(Sat) 7:55 2019/2/2(Sat) 18:00 COSTA SERENA 114,261 289.59 3,780 8.3 Chuo No.5 Shanghai Sasebo 16 2019/2/3(Sun) 6:50 2019/2/3(Sun) 18:25 QUANTUM OF THE SEAS 168,666 347.08 4,905 8.82 Chuo No.5 Shanghai Shanghai 17 2019/2/7(Thu) 9:55 2019/2/7(Thu) 20:05 CHINESE TAISHAN 24,427 180.45 927 7.25 Chuo No.5 TianjinxingangSasebo 18 2019/2/8(Fri) 7:45 2019/2/8(Fri) 17:45 COSTA SERENA 114,261 289.59 3,780 8.3 Chuo No.5 Nagasaki Shanghai 19 2019/2/9(Sat) 11:55 2019/2/9(Sat) 20:55 QUANTUM OF THE SEAS 168,666 347.08 4,905 8.82 Chuo No.5 Kagoshima Shanghai 20 2019/2/12(Tue) 8:00 2019/2/12(Tue) 19:35 COSTA SERENA 114,261 289.59 3,780 8.3 Chuo No.5 Shanghai Shanghai Hakozaki CHINESE TAISHAN Tianjin Sasebo 21 2019/2/12(Tue) 9:50 2019/2/12(Tue) 20:00 24,427 180.45 927 7.25 No 5 22 2019/2/13(Wed) 6:55 2019/2/13(Wed) 18:30 QUANTUM OF THE SEAS 168,666 347.08 4,905 8.82 Chuo No.5 Shanghai Shanghai 23 2019/2/17(Sun) 7:50 2019/2/17(Sun) 18:05 COSTA SERENA 114,261 289.59 3,780 8.3 Chuo No.5 Nagasaki Shanghai 24 2019/2/21(Thu) 6:55 2019/2/21(Thu) 16:25 COSTA SERENA 114,261 289.59 3,780 8.3 Chuo No.5 Shanghai Tianjin 25 2019/2/22(Fri) 7:00 2019/2/22(Fri) 18:35 QUANTUM OF THE SEAS 168,666 347.08 4,905 8.82 Chuo No.5 Shanghai Yatsushiro 26 2019/2/25(Mon) 14:50 2019/2/25(Mon) 22:55 COSTA SERENA 114,261 289.59 3,780 8.3 Chuo No.5 Tianjin Sasebo 27 2019/2/27(Wed) 9:50 2019/2/28(Thu) 16:55 CHINESE TAISHAN 24,427 180.45 927 7.25 Chuo No.5 Tianjin Tianjin 28 2019/3/1(Fri) 7:30 2019/3/1(Fri) 18:40 NORWEGIAN JOY 167,725 333.46 4,620 8.72 Chuo No.5 Shanghai Shanghai 29 2019/3/3(Sun) 6:50 2019/3/3(Sun) 15:20 COSTA SERENA 114,261 289.59 3,780 8.3 Chuo No.5 Nagasaki Tianjin 30 2019/3/4(Mon) 6:50 2019/3/4(Mon) 18:35 QUANTUM OF THE SEAS 168,666 347.08 4,905 8.82 Chuo No.5 Shanghai Nagasaki 31 2019/3/5(Tue) 7:45 2019/3/5(Tue) 16:35 CHINESE TAISHAN 24,427 180.45 927 7.25 Chuo No.5 Sasebo Tianjin 32 2019/3/6(Wed) 7:10 2019/3/6(Wed) 17:40 WESTERDAM 82,862 285.24 2,503 8 Chuo No.5 Shanghai Pusan 33 2019/3/8(Fri) 7:05 2019/3/8(Fri) 15:35 COSTA SERENA 114,261 289.59 3,780 8.3 Chuo No.5 Nagasaki Tianjin 34 2019/3/9(Sat) 8:45 2019/3/9(Sat) 16:55 飛鳥Ⅱ 50,142 240.96 872 7.8 Chuo No.5 Nagoya Naha 35 2019/3/13(Wed) 7:00 2019/3/13(Wed) 15:10 COSTA SERENA 114,261 289.59 3,780 8.3 Chuo No.5 Nagasaki Tianjin 36 2019/3/14(Thu) 6:55 2019/3/14(Thu) 18:25 QUANTUM OF THE SEAS 168,666 347.08 4,905 8.82 Chuo No.5 Shanghai Shanghai 37 2019/3/16(Sat) 8:50 2019/3/16(Sat) 19:40 CHINESE TAISHAN 24,427 180.45 927 7.25 Chuo No.5 Qingdao Qingdao 38 2019/3/18(Mon) 6:50 2019/3/18(Mon) 18:35 QUANTUM OF THE SEAS 168,666 347.08 4,905 8.82 Chuo No.5 Shanghai Yatsushiro 39 2019/3/20(Wed) 8:45 2019/3/20(Wed) 19:45 CHINESE TAISHAN 24,427 180.45 927 7.25 Chuo No.5 Qingdao Nagasaki 40 2019/3/23(Sat) 7:40 2019/3/23(Sat) 19:45 COSTA SERENA 114,261 289.59 3,780 8.3 Chuo No.5 Nagasaki Qingdao 41 2019/3/25(Mon) 8:50 2019/3/25(Mon) 19:35 CHINESE TAISHAN 24,427 180.45 927 7.25 Chuo No.5 Qingdao Qingdao 42 2019/3/26(Tue) 21:55 2019/3/29(Fri) 10:30 COSTA SERENA 114,261 289.59 3,780 8.3 Chuo No.5 Qingdao Qingdao 43 2019/3/29(Fri) 8:45 2019/3/29(Fri) 19:40 CHINESE TAISHAN 24,427 180.45 927 7.25 Chuo No.6 Qingdao Qingdao 44 2019/3/31(Sun) 6:50 2019/3/31(Sun) 18:20 QUANTUM OF THE SEAS 168,666 347.08 4,905 8.82 Chuo No.5 Nagasaki Shanghai Application as of January 1st, 2020 *The ship data is obtained from Cruise Ship Data Book 2018-2019 published by KAIJI PRESS Cruise Ship Record in 2019 CO., LTD. and others *This schedule is subject to change without notice. Arrival Departure Name of Ship GT LOA PAX Draft Berth Previous Port Next Port 45 2019/4/1(Mon) 8:45 2019/4/1(Mon) 10:30 にっぽん丸 22,472 166.65 524 6.56 Chuo No.9 Takamatsu Futami COSTA SERENA Chuo No.5 Qingdao Tianjin 46 2019/4/1(Mon) 7:50 2019/4/2(Tue) 15:00 114,261 289.59 3,780 8.3 Hakozaki CHINESE TAISHAN Qingdao Qingdao 47 2019/4/2(Tue) 8:50 2019/4/2(Tue) 19:30 24,427 180.45 927 7.25 No 5 48 2019/4/5(Fri) 9:55 2019/4/5(Fri) 19:10 QUANTUM OF THE SEAS 168,666 347.08 4,905 8.82 Chuo No.5 Kagoshima Shanghai 49 2019/4/6(Sat) 10:45 2019/4/6(Sat) 21:00 にっぽん丸 22,472 166.65 524 6.56 Chuo No.9 Futami Hakata 50 2019/4/6(Sat) 14:55 2019/4/6(Sat) 22:35 COSTA SERENA 114,261 289.59 3,780 8.3 Chuo No.5 Tianjin Nagasaki 51 2019/4/7(Sun) 7:40 2019/4/7(Sun) 16:55 にっぽん丸 22,472 166.65 524 6.56 Chuo No.9 Hakata Miyanoura 52 2019/4/7(Sun) 8:40 2019/4/7(Sun) 19:30 CHINESE TAISHAN 24,427 180.45 927 7.25 Chuo No.5 Dalian Dalian 53 2019/4/9(Tue) 6:45 2019/4/9(Tue) 18:40 QUANTUM OF THE SEAS 168,666 347.08 4,905 8.82 Chuo No.5 Shanghai Nagasaki 54 2019/4/11(Thu) 14:50 2019/4/11(Thu) 22:10 COSTA SERENA 114,261 289.59 3,780 8.3 Chuo No.5 Tianjin Nagasaki 55 2019/4/14(Sun) 6:35 2019/4/14(Sun) 18:35 QUANTUM OF THE SEAS 168,666 347.08 4,905 8.82 Chuo No.5 Shanghai Shanghai 56 2019/4/15(Mon) 9:05 2019/4/15(Mon) 19:20 COSTA ATLANTICA 85,619 292.56 2,680 8 Chuo No.5 Kagoshima Wenzhou 57 2019/4/16(Tue) 14:45 2019/4/16(Tue) 22:50 COSTA SERENA 114,261 289.59 3,780 8.3 Chuo No.5 Tianjin Sasebo 58 2019/4/17(Wed) 6:40 2019/4/17(Wed) 18:45 MAJESTIC PRINCESS 144,216 330.00 4,340 8.55 Chuo No.5 Keelung Pusan Hakozaki SUPERSTAR AQUARIUS Cheju Keelung 59 2019/4/17(Wed) 10:10 2019/4/17(Wed) 18:55 51,309 229.84 2,100 7.01 No 5 60 2019/4/19(Fri) 8:45 2019/4/19(Fri) 19:50 CHINESE TAISHAN 24,427 180.45 927 7.25 Chuo No.5 Dalian Nagasaki 61 2019/4/20(Sat) 8:20 2019/4/20(Sat) 17:00 飛鳥Ⅱ 50,142 240.96 872 7.8 Chuo No.5 Hiroshima Beppu 62 2019/4/22(Mon) 6:50 2019/4/22(Mon) 15:10 COSTA SERENA 114,261 289.59 3,780 8.3 Chuo No.5 Sasebo Tianjin 63 2019/4/24(Wed) 8:30 2019/4/24(Wed) 17:00 飛鳥Ⅱ 50,142 240.96 872 7.8 Chuo No.5 Nagasaki Tokyo 64 2019/4/28(Sun) 16:30 2019/4/29(Mon) 1:30 EXPLORER DREAM 75,338 268.60 1,856 7.9 Chuo No.5 Shanghai Shanghai 65 2019/4/27(Sat) 9:40 2019/4/27(Sat) 17:55 にっぽん丸 22,472 166.65 524 6.56 Chuo No.5 Yokohama Sakaiminato 66 2019/4/30(Tue) 8:00 2019/4/30(Tue) 18:00 EUROPA2 42,830 225.62 550 6.5 Chuo No.5 Nagasaki Hiroshima Hakozaki COSTA SERENA Shanghai Pusan 67 2019/4/30(Tue) 7:45 2019/4/30(Tue) 18:00 114,261 289.59 3,780 8.3 No 5 68 2019/5/6(Mon) 8:30 2019/5/6(Mon) 20:45 QUANTUM OF THE SEAS 168,666 347.08 4,905 8.82 Chuo No.5 Shanghai Shanghai 69 2019/5/8(Wed) 8:50 2019/5/8(Wed) 19:55 CHINESE TAISHAN 24,427 180.45 927 7.25 Chuo No.5 Qingdao Sasebo 70 2019/5/13(Mon) 7:25 2019/5/13(Mon) 17:05 飛鳥Ⅱ 50,142 240.96 872 7.8 Chuo No.5 Yokohama Urago 71 2019/5/14(Tue) 6:45 2019/5/14(Tue) 18:50 QUANTUM OF THE SEAS 168,666 347.08 4,905 8.82 Chuo No.5 Shanghai Shanghai 72 2019/5/15(Wed) 16:10 2019/5/16(Thu) 0:55 EXPLORER DREAM 75,338 268.60 1,856 7.9 Chuo No.5 Shanghai Shanghai 73 2019/5/17(Fri) 8:00 2019/5/17(Fri) 18:00 COSTA SERENA 114,261 289.59 3,780 8.3 Chuo No.5 Sasebo Dalian 74 2019/5/20(Mon) 8:00 2019/5/20(Mon) 19:00 COSTA VENEZIA 135,225 323.60 5,260 8.55 Chuo No.5 Shanghai Yatsushiro 75 2019/5/21(Tue) 8:00 2019/5/21(Tue) 20:00 COSTA SERENA 114,261 289.59 3,780 8.3 Chuo No.5 Dalian Dalian Hakozaki CHINESE TAISHAN Qingdao Qingdao 76 2019/5/21(Tue) 9:00 2019/5/21(Tue) 20:00 24,427 180.45 927 7.25 No 5 77 2019/5/25(Sat) 8:00 2019/5/25(Sat) 19:00 COSTA VENEZIA 135,225 323.60 5,260 8.55 Chuo No.5 Shanghai Yatsushiro Hakozaki CHINESE TAISHAN Qingdao Qingdao 78 2019/5/25(Sat) 9:00 2019/5/25(Sat) 20:00 24,427 180.45 927 7.25 No 5 79 2019/5/26(Sun) 14:00 2019/5/26(Sun) 22:00 COSTA SERENA 114,261 289.59 3,780 8.3 Chuo No.5 Tianjin Sasebo 80 2019/5/29(Wed) 9:00 2019/5/29(Wed) 20:00 CHINESE TAISHAN 24,427 180.45 927 7.25 Chuo No.5 Qingdao Qingdao 81 2019/5/30(Thu) 7:45 2019/5/30(Thu) 21:00 COSTA VENEZIA 135,225 323.60 5,260 8.55 Chuo No.5 Shanghai Shanghai 82 2019/5/31(Fri) 8:00 2019/5/31(Fri) 10:00 にっぽん丸 22,472 166.65 524 6.56 Chuo No.9 Kobe Wajima 83 2019/5/31(Fri) 15:00 2019/5/31(Fri) 22:00 COSTA SERENA 114,261 289.59 3,780 8.3 Chuo No.5 Tianjin Nagasaki Application as of January 1st, 2020 *The ship data is obtained from Cruise Ship Data Book 2018-2019 published by KAIJI PRESS Cruise Ship Record in 2019 CO., LTD.
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