A-ROSA Mia on the Danube in Lower Austria, 2008

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A-ROSA Mia

A-ROSA Mia is a A-ROSA River Cruises cruise ship, in service since 2003. She carries 242 guests with a crew of 50. She sails Danube itineraries.

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About A-ROSA Mia

A-ROSA Mia is a Danube river cruise ship for up to 242 guests in 100 outside cabins, the third of the four sisters Neptun Werft in Warnemünde built for A-ROSA's Danube fleet. The yard handed her over in February 2003 and she entered service that April. Like her sisters she is 124.5 meters long and 14.4 meters wide, with a lowerable wheelhouse and folding railings so she can pass under low bridges in high water. Facilities include a heated pool, putting green and giant chess board on the sun deck, a café bar, a grill station and a spa area with saunas and a gym. She sails from Engelhartszell near Passau to the Danube capitals and, on longer itineraries, toward the Danube Delta.

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Deck plans

Open on the line's site

Where she sails

Home port: Passau, Germany.

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Quick answers

Which cruise line operates A-ROSA Mia?

A-ROSA Mia is operated by A-ROSA River Cruises.

How big is A-ROSA Mia?

A-ROSA Mia measures 125 metres in length, with 4 decks.

How many passengers does A-ROSA Mia carry?

A-ROSA Mia carries 242 guests at double occupancy, with a crew of 50 (about 4.8 guests per crew member).

When did A-ROSA Mia enter service?

A-ROSA Mia entered service in 2003.

Where does A-ROSA Mia sail?

A-ROSA Mia sails Danube itineraries. Her home port is Passau, Germany.

Which airport should I fly into for A-ROSA Mia?

A-ROSA Mia sails from Passau, Germany. Fly into Munich Airport (MUC), which has 12 airport lounges listed on Lounge Frog.

Where can I find the deck plans for A-ROSA Mia?

A-ROSA River Cruises publishes the deck plans for A-ROSA Mia; this page links to Deck plans (PDF).

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