SEATTLE — The 2,000-passenger Norwegian Sun cruise ship is headed to Seattle for repairs after it hit a small iceberg near Hubbard Glacier off the coast of Alaska, according to a spokesperson for Norwegian Cruise Line.
The ship then sailed to Juneau, Alaska for further assessment, where it was decided that the current voyage would be shortened, and the cruise scheduled to embark on June 30, 2022 will be canceled so that the necessary repairs can be made, according to the cruise line.
The ship was then given clearance to return to Seattle at reduced speed for repairs. Norwegian Cruise Line said all guests onboard would disembark in Seattle as originally planned.
The cruise line said guests who were on the June 21 sailing will get a full refund of the voyage fare as well as a cruise credit for future travel worth 100% of the original voyage fare.