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Deutschland vs Commodore Clipper ferry

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Deutschland cruise ship
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Deutschland

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Newer Ship

Commodore Clipper ferry

Built in 1999

2 years newer

Lower Price Per Day

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More Spacious Ship

Commodore Clipper ferry

28 GT per guest

Gross tonnage divided by passenger capacity

Deutschland vs Commodore Clipper ferry: Quick Comparison

Commodore Clipper ferry is the newer ship in this comparison. Built in 1999, it is 2 years newer than Deutschland, which entered service in 1997. Deutschland is approximately 8% larger by gross tonnage at 15,187 GT. Deutschland also carries 400 more passengers. The sailings shown cover different itineraries, so the price per day figures are not a like-for-like comparison. Cruise fares vary significantly by itinerary, departure date and cabin availability, so any price difference should be treated as a snapshot rather than a permanent gap.

Ship Comparison

Specification comparison of Deutschland and Commodore Clipper ferry
SpecDeutschlandCommodore Clipper ferry
Year Built19971999Newer
Gross Tonnage15,187 GT14,000 GT
Passenger Capacity900500
Space per Passenger16.9 GT28 GT
Length142 m129 m
Decks——
Cabins——

Key Differences: Deutschland vs Commodore Clipper ferry

Age

Commodore Clipper ferry was built in 1999, making it 2 years newer than Deutschland, which was built in 1997.

Size

At 15,187 GT, Deutschland is approximately 8% larger by gross tonnage than Commodore Clipper ferry at 14,000 GT.

Passenger capacity

Deutschland carries up to 900 passengers compared with 500 aboard Commodore Clipper ferry, a difference of 400 passengers.

Passenger space

Commodore Clipper ferry offers more space per passenger: 28 GT per guest, compared with 16.9 aboard Deutschland. A higher passenger space ratio generally means less crowding in public areas.

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Which Ship Is Cheaper?

Deutschland

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Which Ship Should You Choose?

Choose Deutschland if…

  • You prefer the larger ship by gross tonnage.
  • You do not mind sailing on a ship with a higher passenger capacity.
  • You do not place as much importance on sailing on a newer ship than Commodore Clipper ferry.

Choose Commodore Clipper ferry if…

  • You prefer the newer ship.
  • You prefer the ship with the lower passenger capacity.
  • You value having more space per passenger (higher GT-per-guest ratio).

Deutschland vs Commodore Clipper ferry: Final Comparison Summary

Newer

Commodore Clipper ferry

Built in 1999

2 years newer

Bigger

Deutschland

15,187 GT

8% larger by gross tonnage

Lower Price Per Day

Both ships are the same

  • Commodore Clipper ferry is 2 years newer.
  • Deutschland is 8% larger by gross tonnage.
  • Deutschland carries 400 more passengers.
  • Commodore Clipper ferry offers more space per passenger (28 GT per guest).

Frequently Asked Questions

Which is newer, Deutschland or Commodore Clipper ferry?

Commodore Clipper ferry is newer. It was built in 1999, while Deutschland was built in 1997, making Commodore Clipper ferry 2 years newer.

Which is bigger, Deutschland or Commodore Clipper ferry?

Deutschland is larger by gross tonnage. It measures approximately 15,187 GT compared with Commodore Clipper ferry at 14,000 GT.

Which ship carries more passengers?

Deutschland has a passenger capacity of approximately 900, compared with 500 for Commodore Clipper ferry.

Which ship is more spacious, Deutschland or Commodore Clipper ferry?

Commodore Clipper ferry has the higher passenger space ratio at 28 GT per passenger, versus 16.9 for Deutschland. The ratio is gross tonnage divided by passenger capacity; a higher number means more ship space per guest.

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