Mostly About Shipspotting around Baltimore, Maryland
This 294x32m (963x106ft) Carnival owned cruise ship was built by Kværner Masa-Yards in Helsinki, Finland, according to this Wikipedia article, and launched in 2001. They currently have 7 and 14 day cruises for up to … Read More
This 279x36m (915x118ft) cruise ship was built in 1996 by STX Finland Oy’s Hietalahti shipyard. STX has underwent a number of name changes since then and is currently known as Meyer … Read More
This 279x36m (915x118ft) cruise ship was built in 1996 by STX Finland Oy’s Hietalahti shipyard. STX has underwent a number of name changes since then and is currently known as … Read More
This 60x14m (197x46ft) cruise ship was built right here in Maryland by Chesapeake Shipbuilding in Salisbury in 2007 according to Smithsonian Journeys. Owned by American Cruise Lines she can carry … Read More
This 294x32m (963x106ft) Carnival owned cruise ship was built by Kværner Masa-Yards in Helsinki, Finland, according to this Wikipedia article, and launched in 2001. They currently have 7 and 14 day cruises for … Read More
This 181.66×23.77m (596x78ft) nuclear powered cargo ship was built in 1959 by New York Shipbuilding Corporation in Camden, New Jersey. She was built to demonstrate the peaceful use of nuclear … Read More
She made her Easter departure on a sunnier day than she had a week earlier. You can read more about her in a blog posting I made about her November … Read More
I have seen this ship come into and out of Baltimore, Maryland a few times over the past few months. What is different is that she’d gone to dry dock … Read More
If it looks like this 82x17m (269x56ft) (according to CruiseMapper) ship just floated off the showroom pond, it did! She was completed in 2018 here in Maryland at Chesapeake Shipbuilding … Read More
This 294x32m (963x106ft) cruise ship was coming in late this day due to a combination of weather and engine trouble. According to a cruise passenger who was on board for … Read More
