About Norwegian Escape
Norwegian Escape is the first Breakaway-Plus class cruise ship from Norwegian Cruise Line, delivered in October 2015 from Meyer Werft in Germany. Measuring 164,600 gross tons with a length of 1,069 feet, she carries 4,266 passengers at double occupancy and was the largest ship in the NCL fleet at her debut. Norwegian Escape features a vibrant hull art design by marine wildlife artist Guy Harvey, depicting ocean conservation themes. The ship introduced several firsts to the fleet, including the largest ropes course at sea with a plank walk extending eight feet over the ship's edge, the Aqua Park with five multi-story waterslides including the tandem Free Fall speed slides, and Jimmy Buffett's Margaritaville at Sea restaurant and bar. The District Brew House offers 24 craft beers on tap, while Food Republic features global street-food-inspired dishes. The Waterfront, NCL's signature outdoor promenade, provides oceanfront dining at venues like La Cucina Italian restaurant and Bayamo by Jose Garces. Entertainment includes the Broadway hit After Midnight and the Cirque-style show Elements. The Haven aboard Escape offers 42 suites in a private complex with exclusive pool, restaurant, and concierge services. Norwegian Escape sails year-round from PortMiami on Caribbean itineraries.
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The Norwegian Escape is a 164,600 GT cruise ship operated by Norwegian Cruise Line. Built in 2015 by Meyer Werft, she is 325 meters long, carries up to 4,266 passengers and 1,733 crew. She sails under the Bahamas flag as part of the Breakaway Plus Class fleet.
























