THOMSON CRUISES

Thomson Cruises first entered the cruise market in 1975 but the timing was not good due to high fuel costs so it ceased operations in 1976.  In 1995, they restarted their entry into cruises.  

The cruise operates cruises that are favorites of many first time cruisers or those who cruise infrequently and both families, single travelers and couples sail Thomson Cruises.  

The company operates five ships.

Thomson Spirit
Built: 1983
Entered Service: October, 2000
Gross Tonnage: 33,930
Type Of Cruise Ship: Mid-Size Mainstream Ship
Passengers: 1,350
Crew: 520
Passenger Decks: 10

Thomson Celebration
Built: 1984
Entered Service: October, 2000
Gross Tonnage: 33,930
Type Of Cruise Ship:  MId-Size Mainstream Ship
Passengers: 1,350
Crew: 520
Passenger Decks: 10

Thomson Dream
Built: 1986
Entered Service: October, 2000
Gross Tonnage: 53,872
Type Of Cruise Ship:  MId-Size Mainstream Ship
Passengers: 1,756
Crew: 650
Passenger Decks: 9

Thomson Majesty
Built: 1992
Entered Service: October, 2012
Gross Tonnage: 35,396
Type Of Cruise Ship:  MId-Size Mainstream Ship
Passengers: 1,056
Crew: 620
Passenger Decks: 9

Thomson Discovery
Built: 1996
Entered Service: 2016
Gross Tonnage: 69,130
Type Of Cruise Ship:  Large Mainstream Ship
Passengers: 2,076
Crew: 720
Passenger Decks: 11