Race Car Track On Cruise Ship

But SkyRide is also completely unlike riding a bike because when was the last time you biked around a ship high above the deck and even higher above the sparkling blue sea.

Race car track on cruise ship. So when it made a stopover in. Norwegians new cruise ship is trying to beat out Carnival and Royal Caribbean. Located at the top of Joy the race track will accommodate up to 10 drivers at a time who will race each other in electric go-carts.

The cruise ship is big enough to accommodate 3900 guests and there are many other activities on board the ship to entertain these people. While the days of seeing the No Running on Track signs are long gone unfortunately the tracks on the majority of cruise ships offer a less-than-stellar experience for runners. The vessel left Southampton.

As we mentioned when news first broke of the cruise lines plan Norwegian Joy will actually boast a go-kart track designed to accommodate 10 karts on its bi-level looping race course. This Cruise Ship Has a Go-Kart Track and Suddenly a Cruise Sounds Great The worlds first seafaring race track has got to be one of mankinds greatest achievements. Norwegian Cruise Lines premiere ships feature onboard entertainment in the form of go-karts that overlook the ocean.

This year the Norwegian Cruise Line brought a two-level go-kart race track onto the high seas for passengers sailing on the ship. Norwegian Cruise Line has released new details about Norwegian Encore which will be the next new NCL ship arriving in 2019. Norwegian Cruise Lines latest recreational option is a 1150-foot long go-kart track onboard its new cruise ship Encore which will go into service in the Caribbean in late November.

The go-karts on Norwegian Cruise Line are electric-powered racecars. These cruise ships have giant go. No more than 10 cars can be on the track at once and while drivers.

One of the biggest highlights onboard will. Its makers Norwegian Cruise Line claims that the vessels top deck racing track is the first ever of its kind Ten cars will be able to race on the tarmac at a time driving at speeds of up to 40 mph. The outlandish track is the largest competitive race track at sea and a first for any North America-based cruise ship.