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MS Baltic Queen is part of the
Tallink Fleet

MS Baltic Queen Ferry To book your ferry ticket onboard MS Baltic Queen or any other Tallink simply select your outward & return routes, then the number of passengers and click the get price button. You will then be taken to the booking page where you can select you exact requirements for your journey and obtain your personalised ferry ticket quote.

MS Baltic Queen is a cruiseferry owned by the Estonia based ferry operator Tallink and operated on their Tallinn - Mariehamn - Stockholm route. The ship was built by the STX Europe shipyard in Rauma, Finland. Initially known under the project name Cruise 5, Baltic Queen was ordered in April 2007 and delivered to Tallink on 16 April 2009. She is a sister ship to MS Galaxy and MS Baltic Princess and Tallink's fifth newbuilt cruiseferry.
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Tallink MS Baltic Queen - Further Ferry Information and Vessel Description

During her Build, MS Baltic Queen's planned route was a mystery to the general public for a long time, until on 11 November 2008 Tallink revealed that she would be placed on the Tallinn - Stockholm service on completion. The ship was launched from drydock and officially named Baltic Queen on 5 December 2008. By this time the shipyard had been renamed STX Europe. MS Baltic Queen is almost an exact replica of her sister the MS Baltic Princess. The most notable differance is the colour of the vessel's livery. Baltic Queen entered service on the Tallinn - Mariehamn - Stockholm route on 24 April 2009, replacing Tallink's first newbuilt ship MS Romantika, which was moved to the Riga - Stockholm service.

Tallink MS Baltic Queen Ferry Statistics

• Length - 212.1 m
• Breadth - 29 m
• Draught - 6.4 m
• Speed - 24.5 knots
• Engines - 4 x Wärtsilä 16V32 diesels
• Built - 2008
• Yard - Aker Finnyards, Rauma, Finland (section of the hull built at Chantiers de l'Atlantique, France)
• Power - 32,000 kw
• Cars - 420
• Passengers - 2800