Norwegian's new Prima cruise ship will feature a 10-story slide and three-level go-kart racetrack. Here's how the vessel will look.

The stern of the Norwegian Prima.Norwegian Cruise Line

• Norwegian Cruise Line's latest ship, Prima, features several distinctive onboard amenities.
• The vessel will include the world's first three-level go-kart track, the company said.
• Passengers can also play mini-golf against a Vegas-style backdrop.

The newly built Norwegian Prima - the first of six ships under the cruise line's new "Prima Class" - will begin sailing in August next year.

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The long-awaited ship will include eye-popping amenities like the world's first onboard three-level go-kart racetrack.

Dubbed the Prima Speedway, the 420-meter racetrack consists of 14 turns and can accommodate 15 drivers.      Norwegian Cruise Line

It'll also offer Tee Time, a supercharged version of mini-golf.

Guests can enjoy nine interactive holes set against a Vegas-style backdrop.      Norwegian Cruise Line

Adrenaline junkies will be able to experience The Drop, which is described as the world's first freefall dry slide.

Guests can experience "the highest G-force of any comparable experience in the cruise industry" on the 10-story plunge slide.      Norwegian Cruise Line

Headlining acts will take center stage on the ship's multi-purpose theatre and nightclub.

The three-story venue will feature a customizable seating layout and an LED screen that lowers from the ceiling.      Norwegian Cruise Line

Prima will also feature additional activities including "The Bull's Eye," a twist on the classic game of darts.

The game will include a video-tracking system, which automatically calculates each guest's score and offers the option of instant replays.      Norwegian Cruise Line

Norwegian will also include the "Ocean Boulevard," an outdoor space filled with three dining venues, infinity pools, and a sculpture garden.

Ocean Boulevard will also feature an international food hall, offering both indoor and outdoor seating.      Norwegian Cruise Line