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'''''Costa Concordia''''' is the [[flagship]] of the [[Costa Cruises]] fleet. She was launched at [[Fincantieri]]'s [[Sestri Ponente]] shipyard in [[Genoa]] in [[2005]] and entered service in 2006 as the largest Italian passenger ship ever built. The name [[Concordia]] was intended to express the wish for continuing harmony, unity and peace between European nations. Her thirteen decks are named after European countries (Olanda, Svezia, Belgio, Grecia, Italia, Gran Bretagna, Irlanda, Portogallo, Francia, Germania, Spagna, Austria and Polonia). Her most prominent feature is the [[destination spa|Samsara Spa]], described as the largest wellness center ever created on a ship. It consists of a two-deck fitness area covering nearly 2,000 square meters, with thermal baths, a pool for thalassotherapy, a tea house, treatment rooms, a gym, hot tubs, a sauna and a [[Turkish bath]]. A sister ship, the ''[[Costa Serena]]'' was launched in mid-2007.
'''''Costa Concordia''''' is a cruise ship of the [[Costa Cruises]] fleet. She was launched at [[Fincantieri]]'s [[Sestri Ponente]] shipyard in [[Genoa]] in [[2005]] and entered service in 2006 as the largest Italian passenger ship ever built. The name [[Concordia]] was intended to express the wish for continuing harmony, unity and peace between European nations. Her thirteen decks are named after European countries (Olanda, Svezia, Belgio, Grecia, Italia, Gran Bretagna, Irlanda, Portogallo, Francia, Germania, Spagna, Austria and Polonia). Her most prominent feature is the [[destination spa|Samsara Spa]], described as the largest wellness center ever created on a ship. It consists of a two-deck fitness area covering nearly 2,000 square meters, with thermal baths, a pool for thalassotherapy, a tea house, treatment rooms, a gym, hot tubs, a sauna and a [[Turkish bath]]. A sister ship, the ''[[Costa Serena]]'' was launched in mid-2007.


==Features and Amenities==
==Features and Amenities==

Revision as of 07:10, 7 March 2010

History
NameCosta Concordia
OwnerCosta Crociere
OperatorCosta Crociere
Port of registryGenoa,  Italy
In service(2006)
StatusIn Service
General characteristics
Class and typeConcordia Class
Tonnage114,500 GRT
Length950 ft (290 m)
Beam118 ft (36 m)
Speed20 kts
Capacity3,700 Passengers
Crew1,100 Crew

Costa Concordia is a cruise ship of the Costa Cruises fleet. She was launched at Fincantieri's Sestri Ponente shipyard in Genoa in 2005 and entered service in 2006 as the largest Italian passenger ship ever built. The name Concordia was intended to express the wish for continuing harmony, unity and peace between European nations. Her thirteen decks are named after European countries (Olanda, Svezia, Belgio, Grecia, Italia, Gran Bretagna, Irlanda, Portogallo, Francia, Germania, Spagna, Austria and Polonia). Her most prominent feature is the Samsara Spa, described as the largest wellness center ever created on a ship. It consists of a two-deck fitness area covering nearly 2,000 square meters, with thermal baths, a pool for thalassotherapy, a tea house, treatment rooms, a gym, hot tubs, a sauna and a Turkish bath. A sister ship, the Costa Serena was launched in mid-2007.

Features and Amenities

  • Four swimming pools, two with a retractable glass roof, one with an 18 square meter outdoor video screen
  • Five open-air Jacuzzis
  • Samsara Spa and beauty salon
  • Multi-purpose sports court
  • Nine story Europa Atrium with panoramic lifts
  • Five restaurants: Three main dining venues (Samsara, Roma, Milano), buffet restaurant (Parigi), and alternative dining venue (Club Concordia)
  • Themed bars and lounges
  • Athens Theatre
  • Casino Barcellona
  • Vienna Ballroom
  • Lisbona Discothèque
  • Formula One simulator
  • Squok Club children's facilities