Published 2 years ago

First cruise ship in 10 years arrives in foggy Duluth

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The 665-foot Viking Octantis passed beneath Duluth's famous Aerial Lift Bridge just after 6 a.m., with video from the Duluth Harbor Cam showing the ghostly moment. The ship, which carries just under 400 passengers, is currently on a 15-day tour of all the Great Lakes.

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CBS Local

Duluth Welcomes First Cruise Ship In Nearly A Decade

DULUTH, Minn. (WCCO) — Duluth welcomed its first cruise ship in nearly a decade Monday.Accompanied by a thick blanket of fog, the Viking Octantis arrived in the Duluth Harbor early in the morning. It’ll stop at a new custom facility at the Duluth Entertainment and Convention Center. Here it is! The Viking Octantis has made its way to Duluth after years of preparation!Check out @KBJR6news and @CBS3Duluth tonight at 5 and 6 for some fun facts on t…

2 years ago·United States

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Star Tribune

A foggy arrival for Duluth's first cruise ship in nearly a decade

A group of local ambassadors greeted tourists embarking on Viking's Great Lakes tour.

2 years ago·Minneapolis, United States

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KARE

Watch the Viking Octantis cruise ship arrive in Duluth

The new Viking Octantis arrived at Duluth Harbor early May 30, the first cruise ship to dock in the port in 10 years.

2 years ago·Minneapolis, United States

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KSTP News

Duluth welcomes first cruise ship in nearly a decade

The City of Duluth welcomed a cruise ship and its passengers to the city's docks Monday for the first time in nearly 10 years.

2 years ago·St Paul, United States

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KVRR Local News

Viking Cruise Ship Arrives In The Duluth Harbor

DULUTH, Minn. (Fox 21) – Early Monday morning the Duluth Harbor welcomed its first cruise ship in 10 years.Viking Cruise’s first expedition vessel, the 700-foot Viking Octantis, traveled under the Lift Bridge shortly after 6 a.m.Tender boats later transported the 400 guests and 200 crew members off the boat to the Customs Facility in the DECC. This unloading process is only temporary until the seawall is reconstructed behind the DECC in the ne…

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