110,239GT for Carnival Cruise Lines by Fincantieri, Monfalcone
Image attribution: Richard McGregory
Image attribution: Tony Davis
133,500GT for Adora Cruise Line by Waigaoqiao Shipbuilding Co, Shanghai. The vessel was built under a venture from CSSC/Carnival & Fincantieri based on Vista-class of Carnival Cruise Line.
IMO: 9871036
Images from Hiroshi Miyaji and Kawamura Akifumi
135,500GT for Costa Asia by Fincantieri, Monfalcone
Carnival Venezia 2023 Carnival Cruise Line
IMO: 9801689
Image attribution: Tony Davis, Birdy Tsao, Neven Jerković, Giannis Mavronas & Chris Bromley
Carnival Venezia (formerly Costa Venezia) in Grand Turk by Chris Bromley
171,598GT for MSC Cruises from STX France, St Nazaire
IMO: 9760524
Image attribution: Jez Morgan, Andy Amor, Tony Davis and Vitor Francisco
14,125GT for Shin Nihonkai from Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
IMO: 9810824
10,000GT for Virtu Ferries from (Incat 089) Derwent, Tasmania
IMO: 9817274
Image attribution: Walter Pless & Matthew Portelli on Marine Traffic
171,589GT for MSC Cruises from STX Europe, St Nazaire IMO: 9760512
Image attribution: Eirik Kvale Stensland, Nicholas Canepa & Richard MacGregory
58,625GT for Festival Cruises by Chantiers de l´Atlantique, St Nazaire
Delivered as European Stars 2002 65542 Festival Cruises
MSC Sinfonia 2015 MSC Crociere
Image copyright: Ken Malcolm, EUROPEAN STARS photo by Manuel Moreno Martínez
Image from Joost Keesing
12,348 Finska Angfartygs by Dubigeon-Normandie, Nantes
Dana Gloria 1981 Det Forenede D/S
Svea Corona 1984 DFDS
Dana Gloria 1985 DFDS
King of Scandinavia 1988 DFDS
Color Viking 1994 Color line
Jupiter 1998 Fjord Line
Sank Vietnam 2017
10,067grt for North German Lloyd by Blohm & Voss, Hamburg. Scrapped 1925
An interesting history at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SS_Main_(1900) particularly with the lucky escape after the fire
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