CONFIRMED87% CONFIDENCEMeyer Werft’s[2] own press release "Meyer Werft delivers Norwegian Breakaway" gives 25 April 2013 as the delivery date.
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- Apr 25, 201390% CONFIDENCEfrom the source
Meyer Werft Delivers the Norwegian Breakaway Cruise Ship
Meyer Werft delivered the Norwegian Breakaway, then the largest ship it had ever built, from its Papenburg shipyard to Norwegian Cruise Line after an 18-month build. Her maiden voyage was the transatlantic crossing to New York, where she was christened; seven-day Bermuda cruises out of New York followed from 12 May 2013.
- Meyer Werft delivered Norwegian Breakaway (146,600 GT) to NCL on 25 April 2013 after an 18-month build; it is the first of two Breakaway-class ships[2][3]
- She is about 324 m long with 18 decks, a diesel-electric pod drive and 21.5 kn, and carries 3,963 passengers[2][3]
- After Bremerhaven, Rotterdam and a transatlantic crossing to New York for naming, she began seven-day Bermuda cruises on 12 May 2013[2]
- Features include the largest aqua park and ropes course at sea, and the first salt room in a spa[2]
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- [1]90%youtube.com/watch?v=dBAkvWr1-Dsyoutube.com· Posted Sep 15, 2026· Starts Apr 25, 2013 ✓· 33% of score
Meyer Werft’s[2] own press release "Meyer Werft delivers Norwegian Breakaway" gives 25 April 2013 as the delivery date.
- [2]90%Meyer Werft delivers Norwegian Breakawaymeyerwerft.de· Added Sep 15, 2026· 33% of score
- [3]80%Norwegian Breakaway - Wikipediaen.wikipedia.org· Added Sep 15, 2026· 33% of score
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