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TRISON delivers ferry AV integration across Baleària’s fleet, evolving from the Eleanor Roosevelt to its newest fast ferries, the Margarita Salas and the Mercedes Pinto.
Baleària operates a fleet of very different vessels, from large ferries to high-speed catamarans, each serving distinct routes and passenger profiles. Delivering a consistent onboard experience across all of them (information, entertainment and corporate communication) without losing the personal feel passengers expect on each crossing became a growing challenge as the fleet expanded.
TRISON’s response treats ferry AV integration as an ongoing process rather than a single project: each vessel gets an audiovisual system designed specifically for its spaces, while every ship connects to the same content management platform. Consequently, Baleària keeps one consistent communication logic across the fleet, even as screens, signage and sound adapt to each ship.
A high-resolution LED display greets passengers in the reception area, showing dynamic corporate content and destination information as they board.
Multiple screens throughout the lounges keep passengers updated in real time with travel schedules, safety information and Baleària’s corporate communications.
A dedicated interactive space keeps younger passengers entertained with digital games, turning the crossing into a memorable part of the journey.
Professional sound zones distributed across the decks deliver uniform audio quality, keeping announcements and communications clear throughout the ship.
Beyond being the world’s largest LNG-powered ferry, the Eleanor Roosevelt is a model of sustainable digital transformation. TRISON’s onboard technology improves comfort and communication for every passenger, while reinforcing Baleària’s commitment to innovation and environmental responsibility. As a result, the ship connects two priorities that rarely meet at sea: a fully digitalised passenger experience and a genuine reduction in environmental impact.
Professional monitors from 43 to 65 inches are mounted on brackets built for naval use, withstanding the vibration and movement of high-speed navigation.
Digital signage extends beyond travel information into the lounge and retail area, welcoming passengers alongside the snack bar.
A wireless listening system lets each passenger stream onboard screen audio directly to their own headphones through the vessel’s WiFi network.
A connected way to communicate at sea, from the Eleanor Roosevelt to the Margarita Salas and Mercedes Pinto.
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