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CELEBRITY ECLIPSE - IMO 9404314

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Photographer:
Phil English [ View profile ]
Captured:
Oct 13, 2012
Added:
Oct 27, 2012
Views:
665
Image Resolution:
2,000 x 1,140

Description:

Departing Southampton in the early evening sun.
121,878 gt, built 2010

Vessel
particulars

Current name:
CELEBRITY ECLIPSE
Current flag:
Malta
Home port:
Valletta
Vessel Type:
Passenger (cruise) Ship
Gross tonnage:
121,878 tons
Summer DWT:
9,500 tons
Length:
317.15 m
Beam:
36.8 m
Draught:
8.7 m

AIS Position
of this ship

Last known position:
40°39’51.83” N, 74°4’9.06” W
Status:
Speed, course (heading):
0kts, 119.0° (119°)
Destination:
 - Location:
Bm Kwf Ics
 - Arrival:
22nd May 2024 / 09:00:13 UTC
Last update:
36 minutes ago
Source:
AIS (ShipXplorer)

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This ship exists in the following categories:

Shipping - 4 photos

Cruise Ships and Liners - 3 photos

Ship Interior - 4 photos

Passenger Vessels - 2 photos

Ship's Deck - 5 photos

Ships under Construction - 1 photos

Ships' Lifeboats and Tenders - 2 photos

Cruise Ships and Liners built 2001-2010 - 528 photos

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Roland Hampe

2 photos

Phil English

5 photos

BRIAN FISHER

1 photos

simonwp

4 photos

Frits Olinga

6 photos

DEREK SANDS

1 photos

Jim Croucher

7 photos

Dick Gorter

5 photos

hendrik

1 photos

Navarino

1 photos

Jan Ove

1 photos

Ulf Kornfeld

1 photos

john white

3 photos

Eerik Laine

2 photos

Ostseefoto

2 photos

Tomas

22 photos

John Harmes

2 photos

Eddie Walker

2 photos

Pedro Amaral

7 photos

Lee Brown

1 photos

gerrard

2 photos

jotabe

2 photos

Trev

1 photos

Paul Newland

6 photos

Manfred

7 photos

Moolen

4 photos

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13 photos

John Mavin

1 photos

itsfoto

1 photos

Antonio

1 photos

Jimmy Poole

2 photos

Sascha Heuer

3 photos

John Wilson

2 photos

Jens Boldt

3 photos

Lyndon Henry

2 photos

Marek W

4 photos

jens smit

1 photos

Chris Finney

2 photos

Daniel F.

2 photos

India

9 photos

johnmary

2 photos

Tanel Kulbas

1 photos

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3 photos

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1 photos

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1 photos

Mindaugas

6 photos

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1 photos

LUIS PEREZ

1 photos

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1 photos

Peter M P

2 photos

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DG

2 photos

Gena Anfimov

9 photos

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3 photos

Tony Martin

7 photos

Tykemariner

3 photos

csaba

5 photos

BMP

4 photos

Baldomir

2 photos

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2 photos

canhoto

1 photos

John O Neill

3 photos

glljansen

1 photos

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1 photos

Alex Marrero

3 photos

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1 photos

Ria Maat

1 photos

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3 photos

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1 photos

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2 photos

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1 photos

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1 photos

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1 photos

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1 photos

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2 photos

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3 photos

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3 photos

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2 photos

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7 photos

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1 photos

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5 photos

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2 photos

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1 photos

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3 photos

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1 photos

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2 photos

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Jorge Subtil

1 photos

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2 photos

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5 photos

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11 photos

Marcus-S

2 photos

Justo Prieto

1 photos

oscheich

1 photos

Darren Round

14 photos

Jos

4 photos

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2 photos

CDH

1 photos

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1 photos

GERALDINEnz

3 photos

jeffess

5 photos

JVCMACGM

1 photos

rbelesky

4 photos

Celso Hdez

6 photos

Paul Tunney

3 photos

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6 photos

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2 photos

Colin Hunter

1 photos

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1 photos

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I remember that in my early days as a shipspotter passenger liners had just about disappeared and there were very few cruise ships, and cruising was looked upon as having no future as everybody flew everywhere. So, whilst not being ships of beauty in the classical sense (what ships are today?) I feel it is a little harsh of Mr. DOT to rubbish this new breed. I'd rather see these modern incarnations than none at all which would be the alternative.
Best Regards
John J.

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person
Thanks Fergal & Jens. The Solstice class ships are very impressive and, from a passenger perspective, I've heard lots of good reports about Celebrity cruises

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person
Very, very nice, Phil! Personally I must admit that I quite like Celebrity Cruises Solstice-class vessels (and not just because they've been built in Germany):-)

For the rest, totally agree with you and Fergal.

Cheers
Jens

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person
I have to agree with you Phil, Its form after function. once it has all the right amenities and entertainment on board then it doesnt matter what it looks like. and when your on board u cant see the outside anyway :)

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person
I understood the word shipshape to mean that something was looking tidy, neat and in good condition.
Regards Tony

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person
Mr DOT - Thank you. However, try to appreciate that if it wasn't for ships like this, there would be no cruise industry. They provide what the majority of cruise passengers require in the 21st Century. External styling is unimportant.

I'd rather see a hundred ships like this than see a cruise industry in decline, wallowing in memories of old-fashioned passenger liners of the past.
Cheers
Phil

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person
Great shot, but shipshape/not! mrdot.

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