SUN VIKING Decked! (A History and Top-to-Bottom Tour)
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the Sun Viking in my book was the most beautiful ship in the popular Cruise Lines history at least externally speaking
her story began in 1968 when a trio of Norwegian shipping firms joined forces to create a modern cruise line
Sun Viking had eight passenger decks in addition she had the Viking Crown which was reached only via an exterior staircase
all in all I'd say she had a remarkable career
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In the long history of Royal Caribbean Cruises, the 1972-built SUN VIKING, which was a mere fraction the size of their current megaships at 18,500 gross tons, gets MidShipCinema's vote for the line's prettiest ship (at least externally speaking). This 34 minute video tells the SUN VIKING story from concept to scrapping and includes footage shot on board by Peter Knego in 1994, along with a bevy of archival materials in addition to images of the ship in her post Royal Caribbean career. Let us know if you agree in the comments and if not, what is your vote for Royal Caribbean's most beautiful ship. Music licensed from Artlist: "Dealing With It" by Where's Lulu; "Jumping Bean", "Bouncing On The Breeze" and "Autumn Breeze" by River Lume; "Semo" by Eternal Play; "Casio Bossa" by Ryan Pruitt; "My Sunshine" by Rafi B. Levy; "Place I'm Missing" by Channel 13; "Marigolds In May" by Jaime Bathgate; "What Floor" by Idokay; "Weeping Prophet" by Roger Rivas; "Xang Fei Lei" by Annie Zhou and "Bella" by Shinto. #royalcaribbean #sunviking #vikingcrown #wartsila #mogenshammer #tagewandborg