Pride of Rotterdam
Current Status: Current Fleet
Joined Fleet: 2003
The Pride of Rotterdam was built as the latest generation of cruise-ferries for the historic Hull to Rotterdam route, the route after over 30 years was seeing the fourth new-design and new-build. Throughout the history of the route, barring short term charters the Hull to Rotterdam route has gone from new-build to new-build. The Pride of Rotterdam was designed effectivly as two ships in one, three large freight decks being loaded via a single stern door and cars being loaded via a specially designed side ramp to a small car deck on 7 Deck.
The Pride of Rotterdam was built to replace the third-generation cruise-ferry Norsun (now renamed Pride of Bruges), and has proved to be very successful on the North-Sea route over the past couple of years.
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Sister Ships
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Former Names
| Pride of Rotterdam: | 2003 - current |
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Quick Facts
| Cars: | 250 |
| Freight Capacity: | 3,255 lane meters |
| Passengers: | 1360 |
| Built: | 2003 |
| Speed: | 22 knots |
| Route: | Hull to Rotterdam |
| Crossing Time: | 10 Hours |
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