Dream Drawing Delivery

Thomson Dream

On Wednesday 27th October 2010 the newest addition to the Thomson Cruises fleet, Thomson Dream is due to berth at Harwich International Port.

Thomson Dream was originally built in 1986 at the Meyer Werft shipyard in Papenburg, Germany as Homeric for Home Lines. In 1988 she was sold to Holland America Line and renamed Westerdam. In 1990 the ship was lengthened at the same shipyard in Papenburg, Germany. In 2002 the vessel was transferred to the Costa Cruises fleet and renamed Costa Europe. In April 2010 she left the Costa Cruises fleet on a ten year charter to join the Thomson Cruises fleet under her new name of Thomson Dream.

Thomson Dream has an overall length of 243 metres, a beam of 32 metres and a gross tonnage of some 55,000 tonnes. She has 753 passenger cabins with the capacity to carry 1506 passengers with some 600 crew to meet their needs.

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Harwich International Port - Cruise Terminal

Thomson Dream is due to berth alongside at Harwich International Port during the early hours of the morning on Wednesday 27th October 2010 and will only be staying in port for a limited amount of time. All guests will be disembarking along with some 350 crew members before the ship returns out to sea to undergo refurbishment work.

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Our Drawing of Thomson Dream

We contacted Thomson Cruises’ Managing Director David Selby last month and are still awaiting a reply. We more recently contacted Harwich International Port and they have kindly agreed to take our drawing of Thomson Dream on board and present it to the Captain on behalf of Harry Cotterill, President & Managing Director, Dream Designs Colchester.

Be sure to check back for more information about the Thomson Dream’s visit to Harwich International Port on Wednesday 27th October 2010.

For more information please Contact Us on the following details

Harry Cotterill - President & Managing Director
[email protected]
07778940245

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