Sabtu, 12 Maret 2011

Melody (1996-2004)
MSC Melody (2004- )
 
Melody joined the MSC in 1996 from Premier Cruise Lines after the StarLauro name had been dropped. Melody was originally Home Lines' Atlantic of 1982.
 
Complete history of Melody
 
 
This is the first official MSC card of Melody, a poorly retouched version of a Premier Cruises card.
 
 
The second official MSC card of Melody.
 
 
A more recent official MSC card of Melody.
 
 
A later official MSC card of Melody.
Scan supplied by Staff Captain Walter Bonazza
 
 
MSC postcard of MSC_Melody in new colours.
 
 
 
 
 
MSC Lirica (2003- )

More images of MSC Lirica
 
MSC Lirica was delivered in 2003 from Chantiers de l'Atlantique, St Nazaire. She is 58600grt, 251m long, and has a lower berth capacity of 1590 passengers. The design is a modified version of the enlarged "Mistral-Class" vessels delivered to Festival Cruises. Building slots became available when Festival decided not to proceed with two outstanding options with the builders. Her sistership MSC Opera is due to be delivered in 2004.
 
 
Official MSC postcard of MSC Lirica.
 
 
Official MSC inaugural season postcard of MSC Lirica.
 
 
Official MSC postcard of MSC Lirica.
 
 
The first call at Naples by MSC Lirica.
Photo: © Gabriele Cafiero, April 11th 2003.
 
 
The first call at Naples by MSC Lirica.
Photo: © Gabriele Cafiero, April 11th 2003.
 
 
The first call at Naples by MSC Lirica.
Photo: © Gabriele Cafiero, April 11th 2003.
 
 
The first call at Naples by MSC Lirica.
Photo: © Gabriele Cafiero, April 11th 2003.
 
 
The first call at Naples by MSC Lirica.
Photo: © Gabriele Cafiero, April 11th 2003.
 
 
The first call at Naples by MSC Lirica.
Photo: © Gabriele Cafiero, April 11th 2003.
 
 
 
 
 
MSC Opera (2004- )
 
MSC Opera is a sister of MSC Sinfonia and is 59000 grt
 
 
Official MSC Crociere postcard of MSC Opera.
 
 
MSC Opera at Flåm
Photo: © Harry Johan Rosvold, 17th July 2007
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MSC Armonia (2004- )
 
MSC Armonia and MSC Sinfonia were the European Vision and European Stars respectively of Festival Cruises. They were bought at auction in 2004 after the collapse of Festival, for €215 million and €220 million. Both ships were completed in 2001 by Chantiers Atlantique.
 
 
Official MSC Crociere postcard of MSC Armonia.
 
 
www.cruising.com.br postcard of MSC Armonia.
Photo: © Daniel R.Carneiro
 
 
MSC Armonia at Santos, Brazil.
Photo: © Marco Antonia Pedro
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MSC Armonia at Santos, Brazil.
Photo: © Marco Antonia Pedro
 
 
MSC Armonia at Dubrovnik, 21st October 2006.
Photo: © Neven Jerkovic
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MSC Armonia at Dubrovnik in 2006.
Photo: © Neven Jerkovic
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MSC Armonia at Dubrovnik in 2006.
Photo: © Neven Jerkovic
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MSC Armonia at Dubrovnik in 2006.
Photo: © Neven Jerkovic
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MSC Armonia at Dubrovnik in 2006.
Photo: © Neven Jerkovic
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MSC Armonia at Dubrovnik in 2006.
Photo: © Neven Jerkovic
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MSC Armonia at Dubrovnik in 2006.
Photo: © Neven Jerkovic
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MSC Armonia at Dubrovnik in 2006.
Photo: © Neven Jerkovic
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MSC Armonia at Dubrovnik in 2006.
Photo: © Neven Jerkovic
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MSC Armonia at Dubrovnik, April 2007.
Photo: © Neven Jerkovic
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MSC Armonia at Dubrovnik, 23rd June 2007
Photo: © Ivo Batricvic
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