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The cruise Utopia of the Seas was finished in 2024, , 14 years more recent than Norwegian Epic, which was built on 2010. The Utopia of the Seas has a capacity of 5668 passengers that are distributed in its 2834 cabins, on the other hand, the Norwegian Epic can accommodate up to 4100 passengers in its 3540 cabins. On the other hand, the Utopia of the Seas has a lower ratio of crew members per passenger, having one crew member per 2.5 passengers, compared to the ratio of 2.4 per crew member of Norwegian Epic, which normally translates into better service in all its rooms on the ship.
Comparing both cruises, one of the differences of Utopia of the Seas is that it includes a total of 10 free restaurants (Windjammer, El Loco Fresh, Dog House, Solarium Bistro, Café Promenade, Park Cafe, Sorrento Pizza, Restaurante Principal, Poolside Food Truck, Sprinkles) that are included in the price of the cruise, making a total of 22 restaurants of different types of food at which to dine. Nevertheless, the cruise Norwegian Epic has a total of 13 restaurants of different types of gastronomy in which 7 (O'Sheehan's Bar & Grill, Garden Café, Great Outdoors, Shanghai's, Salón Manhattan, Taste, Restaurante The Haven, ) are totally free, since they are included in the price of the cruise.
The exterior parts and common areas of the Utopia of the Seas include a total of 5 pools and 8 jacuzzis where you can enjoy with the family during your stay and take a dip. On the contrary, the Norwegian EpicIt has 1 pools less (4 in total) to bathe in and a total of 11 jacuzzis to enjoy with its relaxing bubbles. Likewise, el Utopia of the Seas tiene 4 bares y salones menos que el crucero Norwegian Epic dónde poder tomar refrescos, cocteles, cervezas, zumos, etc.
Utopia of the Seas It has 362 meters length (length), which is the same as 3 football fields, 13 basketball court, 4 Big Ben or 15 tennis courts approximately. Del mismo modo the cruise Norwegian Epic is 329 meters long, so it is equal to the length or height of 3 football fields, 6 Towers of Pisa, 24 buses, or 15 tennis courts.
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