Costa Victoria

scrapped cruise ship
Vehicle Cruise Ship Q1136396

Facts

16 properties

Identity

Instance of
cruise ship

Status and dates

Dissolved, abolished or demolished
2021[4]
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Beam
32.25 m[13]
Call sign
IBLC[15]
Dissolved
2021
Draft
8 m[14]
Gross tonnage
75,166[10]
Length
253.0 m[11]
Manufacturer
Bremer Vulkan[3]
Maximum capacity
2,394[9]
Operator
Costa Cruises (1996–2020)[2]
Service entry
July 10, 1996[6]
Service retirement
January 28, 2021[7]
Significant event
ship breaking (2021)[8]
Speed
22.7 kn[12]
Yard number
1107[5]
🏷️ Also known as
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🔖 Identifiers · 4
Image (Wikimedia Commons)
Costa Victoria in Piraeus 4.jpg ↗
Freebase ID
/m/0cd753
IMO ship number
9109031

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Costa Victoria is a cruise ship[1].

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