MV Horizon

	Horizon in River Mersey.
History
Name	1990–2005: Horizon; 2005–2009: Island Star; 2009–2010: Pacific Dream; 2010–2012: Horizon; 2012–2017: L'Horizon; 2017–2022: Horizon; 2022: Ori;
Operator	1990–2005: Celebrity Cruises ; 2005–2009: Island Cruises ; 2009–2012: Pullmantur Cruises ; 2012–2017: Croisières de France; 2017-2020: Pullmantur Cruises;
Port of registry	1990–2002: Monrovia, Liberia; 2002–2009: Nassau, Bahamas; 2009–2021: Valletta, Malta ;
Builder	Meyer Werft, Papenburg
Yard number	619
Launched	19 November 1989
Christened	11 April 1990
Completed	1990
Acquired	30 April 1990
Maiden voyage	1990
In service	1990
Out of service	2020
Identification	Call sign 9HYZ9; IMO number: 8807088; MMSI number: 249727000;
Fate	Scrapped at Aliağa, Turkey in 2022.
Notes	Sister ship to Zenith
General characteristics
Class and type	Horizon class cruise ship
Tonnage	46,811 GT; 5,550 DWT;
Length	208 m (682 ft)
Beam	29 m (95 ft)
Draught	7.31 m (24.0 ft)
Installed power	3 x 3300kw MAN-B&W AUX
Propulsion	2 × 5994kw MAN-B&W diesels; 2 × 3996 MAN-B&W diesels;
Speed	21.5 knots (39.8 km/h; 24.7 mph)
Capacity	1,828 passengers

The MV Horizon was a cruise ship that sailed from 1990-2020, and was the first new build for Celebrity Cruises. She was sent for scrapping in Aliaga in 2022.

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