Meyer Werft Plans Norwegian Joy Float-out

February 24, 2017

The 168,800 gt cruise ship Norwegian Joy currently being built by MEYER WERFT is scheduled to float out of the builder’s covered building dock II on March 4, 2017, pending weather conditions.

With the 324-meter-long, 41.4-meter-long-wide ship being berthed at the yard's pier, the remaining work and tests and trials will be carried out in the next few days.
Norwegian Joy (Photo: MEYER WERFT)
Norwegian Joy (Photo: MEYER WERFT)
Norwegian Joy will travel down the river Ems toward the North Sea, where she will undergo sea trials in the end of March 2017.

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