Song of Norway
Song of Norway was Royal Caribbean’s first newbuild. Its journey continued under eight other names before it was sold for scrapping in 2013.
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Cruise ships don’t “live” forever, either. When their time comes, they are taken out of service, retired and scrapped. In our ship archive, we preserve information about cruise ships that no longer sail the rivers and seas as passenger vessels.
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Song of Norway was Royal Caribbean’s first newbuild. Its journey continued under eight other names before it was sold for scrapping in 2013.
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