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World’s First Hybrid Roller Coaster and Water Slide Unveiled by Norwegian Cruise Line

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World’s First Hybrid Roller Coaster

Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) has introduced the Aqua Slidecoaster, a groundbreaking attraction that combines the thrills of a roller coaster with the excitement of a water slide—at sea.

This one-of-a-kind ride is the latest feature aboard the Norwegian Joy, making it one of the most anticipated innovations in the cruise industry. Designed to provide an unforgettable experience for guests of all ages, the Aqua Slidecoaster is already a favorite among families and adventure-seeking couples.

NCL has long been known for redefining cruise entertainment, offering guests attractions such as Broadway-style shows, water parks, zip lines, and even race courses. The Aqua Slidecoaster is the newest addition to this lineup, bringing an exhilarating new way to enjoy a cruise vacation.

About Norwegian Joy

The Norwegian Joy is a Breakaway Plus-class cruise ship, built by Meyer Werft in Papenburg, Germany, and delivered in 2017. The ship boasts impressive specifications:

  • Length: 333.46 meters

  • Width: 41.4 meters

  • Height: 66 meters

  • Decks: 20

  • Speed: 25 knots

  • Capacity: 3,883 passengers and 1,821 crew members

The Aqua Slidecoaster Experience

The Aqua Slidecoaster spans multiple decks, featuring thrilling twists, turns, and drops. Specially designed water jets and smooth tracks ensure high speeds while maintaining a safe and enjoyable ride.

Beyond the Aqua Slidecoaster, Norwegian Joy offers a wide range of attractions, including a virtual reality center, a multi-level go-kart track, and numerous dining options, making it a top choice for an action-packed cruise vacation.

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