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Norwegian Joy was built in 2017 as a Breakaway Plus-class sister to Escape, Bliss and Encore, and it was originally designed for the Chinese market. In 2019 a $50 million refit redesigned its public spaces for Western guests and made it more like Norwegian Bliss. Its phoenix-inspired hull art by Chinese artist Tan Ping remains, and so does a two-level go-kart track.

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