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VANCOUVER - Two of the largest cruise ships to ever visit 91Ô­´´ will make stops at Canada Place this fall as they head south down the 91Ô­´´ Coast.

Sister ships, the behemoth vessels are two of Norwegian Cruise Line’s most popular offerings. The Norwegian Bliss first visited 91Ô­´´ in September of 2018, when she stunned onlookers with her soaring, 20-deck stature and multi-level waterslides. The cruise line unveiled the newly refurbished Norwegian Joy to the city in 2019.

Accommodations on Norwigian Joy include The Haven – a luxury enclave with suites, a private pool and dining, concierge service and 24-hour availability personal butlers. The Haven is like a smaller "ship within a ship" and aptly named for cruisers who want to access the entertainment, dining and shopping amenities available on a large capacity ship while avoiding the associated crowds during down-time and enjoying the relaxation and luxurious pampering that are the signatures of the world’s top luxury cruise lines.

Each of the ships will commence 91Ô­´´ Coastal voyages in 91Ô­´´.

First, the Bliss will overnight in 91Ô­´´ on Sept. 30 before it departs on Oct. 1 and sails down the coast en route to Los Angeles. It will stop in Seattle, Victoria, and San Francisco along the way.Ìý

Afterward, the Norwegian Joy departs on Oct. 6 from 91Ô­´´ and makes a stop in Victoria the following day. The cruise will also stop in San Francisco on Oct. 9 and disembarks in Los Angeles on Oct. 11.

-- With files from the North Shore News.ÌýÌý