Go Kart Track On Cruise Ship
Spreading over a significant portion of two decks it includes sections that extend about 13 feet over the sides of the vessel that arent on the earlier ships.
Go kart track on cruise ship. Need for speed. Norwegian Bliss Norwegian Joy and the soon-to-be ready Norwegian Encore all feature go-kart race tracks on board that sit on the top deck of the ship overlooking the ocean. One of the tracks has a Ferrari theme.
Up to 15 pilots can be challenged at the same time and the most interesting feature is that a part of the track will offer a breathtaking view of. The track is the second on-board racing course by Norwegian Cruises. The first runway built on three levels and which can be used while going out to sea will debut in the summer of 2022 on a Norwegian ship.
If the go-kart line turns out to be too long though there will be plenty of other ways to pass the time on board the ship. This will be the first North American based cruise ship with a go. As I saw over the weekend during a sneak peek at Norwegian Encore in advance of its inaugural voyage out of Miami the Norwegian Encore Speedway go-kart track is nearly 200 feet longer than the earlier tracks and wider too.
15 per race or 19995 for the Unlimited Pass. Norwegian Joy will also be outfitted with a bumper car track. Inspired by the grandkids of the companys CEO these karting tracks are the first of their kind on any cruise ship.
The go-kart track meanwhile is the first of its kind on any North American cruise ship. No more than 10 cars can be on the track. Norwegian Cruise Lines newest ship Norwegian Prima will feature a slew of entertainment options including the industrys first three-level go-kart track freefall dry slides and a theater that transforms into a nightclub putting new spins on amenities weve already seen at sea.
The karts may not be the fastestthey max out at 30 mphbut theres added excitement in that some parts of the track. The open-air laser-tag course is themed like an abandoned space station. The first debuted back in.
