Costa Concordia Was Decommissioned In 2012
Costa Concordia was a Concordia Class cruise ship previously operated by Costa Cruises. The ship had an active service life of 6 years.
Capsized and partially sank in 2012 off Giglio, Tuscany, Italy. Salvaged in 2014 and subsequently scrapped in Genoa, Italy in 2017. Further tracking information will likely not be available.
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Costa Concordia Cruise Ship Details
Homeport: Giglio, Italy
In Service:2006 | 6 years
Decomm:2012
Class:Concordia
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Call Sign:NA
Flagged Country:NA
Passengers:3,780
Crew:1,100
Gross Tons:114,147 GT
Length:
952.1 ft
Beam:
116.5 ft
Draft:
26.9 ft
Speed:
23.0 knots / 26.5 mph
Staterooms:1,500
The Concordia class cruise ships were built between 2006 and 2011 for Costa Cruises. They feature elegant Italian design with extensive children's facilities across multiple decks and a large theater. The ships include beautiful public spaces inspired by European elegance and a large water park. The class was designed with a strong emphasis on family cruising and Italian hospitality.
Concordia Class Sister Ships
| Ship Name(s) | Line Name |
|---|---|
| Costa Pacifica, Costa Serena | Costa Cruises |
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