How are cruise classes defined?

Generally speaking, the first ship is the ship of this type. Take the "Olympic" class you mentioned as an example. The first ship of this class of cruise ships is the "Olympic", and of course there are occasionally No. 2 ships. The completion speed of the first ship or the third ship is faster than that of the first ship.

The "Queen Mary" and the "Queen Elizabeth" belong to the British Cunard "Queen" class cruise ships. Although the data of the two ships are not the same, in this case, the "Olympic" class third ship" There are also those on the "Britannic", and the tonnage seen on the 3rd is much larger than that on the 1st and 2nd.

The "Aquitania" is an independently built ship. There was no plan to build a sister ship at the beginning of its construction and it does not belong to any class. The "Lusitania" and the "Mauritania" are British Cunard Company's "Lusitania" class cruise ships. The ship's class is usually the name of the lead ship.

Extended information:

Wonderful class cabins enjoy the following services: Comfort

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Relax in a comfortable cabin with complete facilities and elegant design

Food and drinks

The buffet is open 20 hours a day without interruption (providing you with delicious and high-quality diverse choices every day )

Sports and entertainment facilities

Broadway style theater performance swimming pool area open area sports facilities (jogging track, basketball...)

Full-equipped 360° panoramic view Gym

Entertainment activities

Entertainment activities (club) for infants and children

Attentive service

Professional and multilingual onboard service staff

Flexible choice

Choose your preferred cabin class* (subject to cabin booking availability)

Other privileges

Earn MSC Cruise Club points

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia - Redefining high-end cruises