Norwegian Cruise Line introduced the first ever racetrack at sea back in March 2016, but have recently one-upped themselves with the first Ferrari-branded racetrack at sea.
A two-level Ferrari-branded competitive racetrack will snake across the top deck of the soon-to-be delivered Norwegian Joy, the line’s first ship custom-built for Chinese travellers.
Guests of up to 10 drivers at a time will be able to race eachother in electric go-carts with the opportunity to have their photos taken at the finish line to share with friends and family back at home.
Complimentary rides will be on offer for passengers in Norwegian Joy’s The Haven and Concierge Class as part of the benefits that come with their suites and staterooms.
NCL is offering the attraction as part of a new partnership with Scuderia Ferrari Watches which will be featured in an onboard shop adjacent to the racetrack. The Scuderia Ferrari racing team is the inspiration beyond Scuderia Ferrari timepieces, which evoke the sculpted forms and signature design details found on Scuderia Ferrari racing cars.
The 3,850-passenger Norwegian Joy is due to be delivered on April 27th from Meyer Werft after a grand inaugural port tour leading up to its naming by ‘King of Chinese Pop’ Wang Leehom on June 27th. The ship is then scheduled to sail from Shanghai and Tianjin.
What are your thoughts on the news? Are you excited for the first ever Ferrari-branded racetrack at sea? Have you sailed with NCL before? Do new features like this encourage you to favour certain cruise lines? Leave us your comments below!
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