Norwegian Cruise Line is set to unveil a brand-new ship in 2026, featuring an innovative hybrid waterslide and roller coaster.

In 2026, Norwegian Cruise Line will launch the new Norwegian Luna, equipped with an exhilarating hybrid roller coaster and water slide combination, alongside a digital sports complex and additional features.

The ship, accommodating 3,550 guests, will operate roundtrips from Miami starting April 4, 2026, as announced by Norwegian to Dinogo. The Norwegian Luna will be 10 percent larger than the cruise line's other Prima Class ships, Norwegian Prima and Norwegian Viva, and will serve as a twin vessel to the upcoming Norwegian Aqua, expected to be delivered next year.

“The introduction of Norwegian Luna highlights our commitment to enhancing guest experiences with a brand-new ship that boasts the latest innovations, sailing to the stunning tropical locales of the Caribbean,” stated David J. Herrera, president of Norwegian Cruise Line. “It’s essential to offer our guests more sights, activities, and enjoyment on board, ultimately enriching their cruise vacation.”

This new ship will feature the Aqua Slidecoaster, making its debut on the Norwegian Aqua. According to the cruise line, this attraction will be the longest and fastest slides at sea, equipped with a magnetic lift and dual slides spiraling around the ship's funnel over three stories. Furthermore, the Norwegian Luna will offer additional thrills, including a thrilling 10-story free-fall slide known as “The Drop.”

The ship will feature a variety of new and beloved dining options, including a new Thai specialty restaurant, the returning Indulge Food Hall (with a plant-based selection), and favorites like Onda by Scarpetta and Cagney’s Steakhouse.

Travelers seeking a luxurious experience will appreciate The Haven, Norwegian’s exclusive ship-within-a-ship concept, offering 24-hour butler service, a dedicated concierge team, access to a private sundeck, an infinity pool with views of the ship’s stern, a private lounge, and an outdoor spa complete with a glass-walled sauna and cold room. For ultimate indulgence, guests can reserve the three-bedroom, two-story Duplex Haven Suites featuring separate living and dining areas.

Following its launch in Miami, the Norwegian Luna will embark on 7-day Caribbean cruises, visiting popular destinations such as Cozumel in Mexico, Tortola in the British Virgin Islands, St. Thomas in the U.S. Virgin Islands, and Norwegian’s private island, Great Stirrup Cay.

Bookings for the Norwegian Luna are now available for voyages from April 18, 2026, through November 2026.