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Destination	Arrival	Departure
Fairbanks Fairbanks 06/22/2023 Welcome to Fairbanks. Whether you're exploring Alaska's Golden Heart City or the wonderful amenities your hotel has to offer, get ready for an unforgettable journey in the days ahead fully escorted by a local Alaskan guide. Please note the standard hotel check-in time is 3 pm. Guests who arrive earlier may have to wait to occupy their rooms. Enjoy the rest of your day at leisure. Overnight in Fairbanks. *The transfer from airport to hotel is included when arriving flight information is provided to Norwegian Cruise Line at least 10 days prior to your start date. Transfer is offered only on the starting date of the tour. Guests who do not provide flight information within the guidelines forfeit this service. Unused transfers are nonrefundable.,	06/22/2023	06/22/2023
Fairbanks Fairbanks 06/23/2023 Your Norwegian Cruise Line tour director will greet you at your Fairbanks hotel this morning. Today, you'll enjoy a morning aboard the Riverboat Discovery, a three-hour journey that will take you into the heart of Alaska. Operated by a family who has made the Alaskan rivers home for five generations, you'll witness a bush pilot take off and land beside the boat, and hear stories of flying into remote Alaska firsthand. Halfway through the experience, you'll be immersed in frontier living with a guided walking tour of a recreated Athabascan Indian village. See cabins made of spruce logs, along with other indigenous dwellings that have allowed the strong Athabascan people to survive for thousands of years in this harsh environment. After a brief city tour of Fairbanks, travel by deluxe motorcoach from Fairbanks to Denali. An open evening in Denali is available for optional activities such as whitewater rafting, helicopter flightseeing, hiking, or one of the park service programs. Overnight: Denali,	06/23/2023	06/23/2023
Denali National Park Denali National Park 06/23/2023 Your Norwegian Cruise Line tour director will greet you at your Fairbanks hotel this morning. Today, you'll enjoy a morning aboard the Riverboat Discovery, a three-hour journey that will take you into the heart of Alaska. Operated by a family who has made the Alaskan rivers home for five generations, you'll witness a bush pilot take off and land beside the boat, and hear stories of flying into remote Alaska firsthand. Halfway through the experience, you'll be immersed in frontier living with a guided walking tour of a recreated Athabascan Indian village. See cabins made of spruce logs, along with other indigenous dwellings that have allowed the strong Athabascan people to survive for thousands of years in this harsh environment. After a brief city tour of Fairbanks, travel by deluxe motorcoach from Fairbanks to Denali. An open evening in Denali is available for optional activities such as whitewater rafting, helicopter flightseeing, hiking, or one of the park service programs. Overnight: Denali,	06/23/2023	06/23/2023
Denali National Park Denali National Park 06/24/2023 More than just the mountain, Denali National Park is six million acres of wild land. An open morning in Denali is available for optional activities. This afternoon, your Tundra Wilderness Tour will take you into this pristine region of Alaska on the only road into and out of the park. Along the way, enjoy a fully narrated ride learning about the flora and fauna of the area while looking out for the wild animals that roam freely and call this park home. While in this beautiful area, set aside time to experience the solitude and tranquility that vast wilderness can provide. During your included tour, you will travel into Denali National Park, enjoying the incredible scenery and some of the best opportunities to see wildlife in its natural setting. A light snack is included on the tour. Overnight: Denali,	06/24/2023	06/24/2023
Denali National Park Denali National Park 06/25/2023 Today's itinerary includes a morning kennel tour in Denali. Learn about the Alaska state sport of dog mushing with a stop at a local Iditarod sled dog kennel. You'll be amazed to learn about this fascinating sport, the musher, the dogs, and even get to hold a future champion puppy in your arms. After this authentic visit, we won't be surprised if you are ready to run "The Last Great Race" yourself. In the afternoon, travel along the rails of the Alaska Railroad to the rail depot of Talkeetna with 360-degree views from your deluxe dome railcar seats. As the gorgeous scenery of Alaska rolls past, be watchful for wildlife, as well as glimpses of Mt McKinley, or, as local Alaskans call it, "The Great One". Full bar and meal service are available for purchase during your rail journey. Continue via motorcoach from Talkeetna to Anchorage. Overnight: Anchorage,	06/25/2023	06/25/2023
Talkeetna Talkeetna 06/25/2023 Today's itinerary includes a morning kennel tour in Denali. Learn about the Alaska state sport of dog mushing with a stop at a local Iditarod sled dog kennel. You'll be amazed to learn about this fascinating sport, the musher, the dogs, and even get to hold a future champion puppy in your arms. After this authentic visit, we won't be surprised if you are ready to run "The Last Great Race" yourself. In the afternoon, travel along the rails of the Alaska Railroad to the rail depot of Talkeetna with 360-degree views from your deluxe dome railcar seats. As the gorgeous scenery of Alaska rolls past, be watchful for wildlife, as well as glimpses of Mt McKinley, or, as local Alaskans call it, "The Great One". Full bar and meal service are available for purchase during your rail journey. Continue via motorcoach from Talkeetna to Anchorage. Overnight: Anchorage,	06/25/2023	06/25/2023
Anchorage Anchorage 06/25/2023 Today's itinerary includes a morning kennel tour in Denali. Learn about the Alaska state sport of dog mushing with a stop at a local Iditarod sled dog kennel. You'll be amazed to learn about this fascinating sport, the musher, the dogs, and even get to hold a future champion puppy in your arms. After this authentic visit, we won't be surprised if you are ready to run "The Last Great Race" yourself. In the afternoon, travel along the rails of the Alaska Railroad to the rail depot of Talkeetna with 360-degree views from your deluxe dome railcar seats. As the gorgeous scenery of Alaska rolls past, be watchful for wildlife, as well as glimpses of Mt McKinley, or, as local Alaskans call it, "The Great One". Full bar and meal service are available for purchase during your rail journey. Continue via motorcoach from Talkeetna to Anchorage. Overnight: Anchorage, Optional Private Excursions Avoid the crowds and hustle and bustle associated with a group activity. For a memorable trip ashore, we invite you to consider a private shore excursion. Enjoy the undivided attention of your own driver/guide and the flexibility of experiencing the aspects of the local culture that most interest you. Below are just some samples of the private shore excursions we can arrange for you. Let us personalize your experience! Alaska Shore Excursions \| Day Tours \| Anchorage Day Trips \| Katmai National Park Bear Viewing Flight Safari <div><img alt="" src="https://alaskabydesign.com/upload-images/anchorage-day-trips-katmai-national-park-bear-viewing-flight-safari-1.jpg" /><br />  <br /> <span>Anchorage Day Trips \| Katmai National Park Bear Viewing Flight Safari</span><br /> From USD $1120 per person<br />   <br /> <strong><u>Description</u></strong><br /> This fly-out bear viewing adventure takes you to Brooks Falls, where three bear viewing platforms allow for close, unobstructed and extraordinary bear viewing in Katmai National Park. In July, as many as fifty bears can be seen hunting salmon along the 1.5-mile Brooks River, and while this tour is self-guided, Park Rangers provide an initial briefing upon arrival and are available throughout the park for questions.  At busy times of year a wait list for the Lower River bear viewing platform may be necessary, but there is still plenty of room in Katmai for everyone to see the bears!<br />  <br /> <strong><u>What's Included</u></strong></div> <ul> <li>Intimate two to three hour scenic flightseeing float plane tour with window seat and 2-way headset from Anchorage</li> <li>Box lunch upon arrival at Katmai National Park</li> <li>Katmai bear viewing at Brooks Falls – watch them catch jumping salmon!</li> <li>Wildlife watching on return flight for beluga whales, moose and Dall sheep</li> <li>Anchorage hotel transfer to the Lake Hood float plane base</li> <li>All taxes and fees</li> </ul>	06/25/2023	06/25/2023
Anchorage Anchorage 06/26/2023 This morning, you'll head south and tour down the Turnagain Arm along the Seward Highway. This "All-American Road" has spectacular views of the Cook Inlet and Chugach Mountains. In dramatic fashion, see where the mountains meet the sea. Watch along the banks of the rivers where fishermen call this area home from May to September. Visit the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, where you will see moose, bears, musk ox, and other indigenous animals of the region. Taking in orphaned animals and providing quality animal care year-round, the Conservation Center is dedicated to the protection and preservation of Alaska's wildlife. Animals that cannot be released back into the wild are given a permanent home at the Center. A lunch stop will be made in the community of Soldotna, also known as the "Fishing Capital of the World". Enjoy a brief stop near the world-famous Kenai River and see where the monster King Salmon fish are lured by fisherman, and learn about the five species of salmon that call Alaska home. As you continue through the mountains of the Kenai Peninsula down the coast, enjoy the spectacular views of Kachemak Bay, the Kenai Mountains, and several volcanic peaks across Cook Inlet, including Mt. Augustine, Mt. Iliamna, and Mt. Redoubt. Near the southern tip of the Kenai Peninsula, you'll encounter the town of Homer, an authentic Alaskan community not geared toward mass tourism and often described as "where the land ends and the sea begins". Homer has a history steeped in commercial fishing and a mild climate moderated by the Pacific Ocean. This results in warmer winters and cooler summers compared to other areas of Alaska. Homer is also famous for the Homer Spit, a 4.5-mile-long natural spit of land extending into Kachemak Bay, which you can explore in the evening. Visit the Alaska Islands & Ocean Visitor Center before arriving to the hotel – your window to the largest seabird refuge in the world with all the natural wonders of Kachemak Bay right outside its doors. The Alaska Islands & Ocean Visitor Center is a partnership between the Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge and the Kachemak Bay Research Reserve, dedicated to understanding and conserving the marine environment. Enjoy the modern displays, movies, and information throughout as the Center takes you on an incredible journey through this rough and rugged land. Overnight: Homer., Optional Private Excursions Avoid the crowds and hustle and bustle associated with a group activity. For a memorable trip ashore, we invite you to consider a private shore excursion. Enjoy the undivided attention of your own driver/guide and the flexibility of experiencing the aspects of the local culture that most interest you. Below are just some samples of the private shore excursions we can arrange for you. Let us personalize your experience! Alaska Shore Excursions \| Day Tours \| Anchorage Day Trips \| Katmai National Park Bear Viewing Flight Safari <div><img alt="" src="https://alaskabydesign.com/upload-images/anchorage-day-trips-katmai-national-park-bear-viewing-flight-safari-1.jpg" /><br />  <br /> <span>Anchorage Day Trips \| Katmai National Park Bear Viewing Flight Safari</span><br /> From USD $1120 per person<br />   <br /> <strong><u>Description</u></strong><br /> This fly-out bear viewing adventure takes you to Brooks Falls, where three bear viewing platforms allow for close, unobstructed and extraordinary bear viewing in Katmai National Park. In July, as many as fifty bears can be seen hunting salmon along the 1.5-mile Brooks River, and while this tour is self-guided, Park Rangers provide an initial briefing upon arrival and are available throughout the park for questions.  At busy times of year a wait list for the Lower River bear viewing platform may be necessary, but there is still plenty of room in Katmai for everyone to see the bears!<br />  <br /> <strong><u>What's Included</u></strong></div> <ul> <li>Intimate two to three hour scenic flightseeing float plane tour with window seat and 2-way headset from Anchorage</li> <li>Box lunch upon arrival at Katmai National Park</li> <li>Katmai bear viewing at Brooks Falls – watch them catch jumping salmon!</li> <li>Wildlife watching on return flight for beluga whales, moose and Dall sheep</li> <li>Anchorage hotel transfer to the Lake Hood float plane base</li> <li>All taxes and fees</li> </ul>	06/26/2023	06/26/2023
Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center 06/26/2023 This morning, you'll head south and tour down the Turnagain Arm along the Seward Highway. This "All-American Road" has spectacular views of the Cook Inlet and Chugach Mountains. In dramatic fashion, see where the mountains meet the sea. Watch along the banks of the rivers where fishermen call this area home from May to September. Visit the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, where you will see moose, bears, musk ox, and other indigenous animals of the region. Taking in orphaned animals and providing quality animal care year-round, the Conservation Center is dedicated to the protection and preservation of Alaska's wildlife. Animals that cannot be released back into the wild are given a permanent home at the Center. A lunch stop will be made in the community of Soldotna, also known as the "Fishing Capital of the World". Enjoy a brief stop near the world-famous Kenai River and see where the monster King Salmon fish are lured by fisherman, and learn about the five species of salmon that call Alaska home. As you continue through the mountains of the Kenai Peninsula down the coast, enjoy the spectacular views of Kachemak Bay, the Kenai Mountains, and several volcanic peaks across Cook Inlet, including Mt. Augustine, Mt. Iliamna, and Mt. Redoubt. Near the southern tip of the Kenai Peninsula, you'll encounter the town of Homer, an authentic Alaskan community not geared toward mass tourism and often described as "where the land ends and the sea begins". Homer has a history steeped in commercial fishing and a mild climate moderated by the Pacific Ocean. This results in warmer winters and cooler summers compared to other areas of Alaska. Homer is also famous for the Homer Spit, a 4.5-mile-long natural spit of land extending into Kachemak Bay, which you can explore in the evening. Visit the Alaska Islands & Ocean Visitor Center before arriving to the hotel – your window to the largest seabird refuge in the world with all the natural wonders of Kachemak Bay right outside its doors. The Alaska Islands & Ocean Visitor Center is a partnership between the Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge and the Kachemak Bay Research Reserve, dedicated to understanding and conserving the marine environment. Enjoy the modern displays, movies, and information throughout as the Center takes you on an incredible journey through this rough and rugged land. Overnight: Homer.,	06/26/2023	06/26/2023
Soldotna Soldotna 06/26/2023 This morning, you'll head south and tour down the Turnagain Arm along the Seward Highway. This "All-American Road" has spectacular views of the Cook Inlet and Chugach Mountains. In dramatic fashion, see where the mountains meet the sea. Watch along the banks of the rivers where fishermen call this area home from May to September. Visit the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, where you will see moose, bears, musk ox, and other indigenous animals of the region. Taking in orphaned animals and providing quality animal care year-round, the Conservation Center is dedicated to the protection and preservation of Alaska's wildlife. Animals that cannot be released back into the wild are given a permanent home at the Center. A lunch stop will be made in the community of Soldotna, also known as the "Fishing Capital of the World". Enjoy a brief stop near the world-famous Kenai River and see where the monster King Salmon fish are lured by fisherman, and learn about the five species of salmon that call Alaska home. As you continue through the mountains of the Kenai Peninsula down the coast, enjoy the spectacular views of Kachemak Bay, the Kenai Mountains, and several volcanic peaks across Cook Inlet, including Mt. Augustine, Mt. Iliamna, and Mt. Redoubt. Near the southern tip of the Kenai Peninsula, you'll encounter the town of Homer, an authentic Alaskan community not geared toward mass tourism and often described as "where the land ends and the sea begins". Homer has a history steeped in commercial fishing and a mild climate moderated by the Pacific Ocean. This results in warmer winters and cooler summers compared to other areas of Alaska. Homer is also famous for the Homer Spit, a 4.5-mile-long natural spit of land extending into Kachemak Bay, which you can explore in the evening. Visit the Alaska Islands & Ocean Visitor Center before arriving to the hotel – your window to the largest seabird refuge in the world with all the natural wonders of Kachemak Bay right outside its doors. The Alaska Islands & Ocean Visitor Center is a partnership between the Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge and the Kachemak Bay Research Reserve, dedicated to understanding and conserving the marine environment. Enjoy the modern displays, movies, and information throughout as the Center takes you on an incredible journey through this rough and rugged land. Overnight: Homer.,	06/26/2023	06/26/2023
Homer Homer 06/26/2023 This morning, you'll head south and tour down the Turnagain Arm along the Seward Highway. This "All-American Road" has spectacular views of the Cook Inlet and Chugach Mountains. In dramatic fashion, see where the mountains meet the sea. Watch along the banks of the rivers where fishermen call this area home from May to September. Visit the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, where you will see moose, bears, musk ox, and other indigenous animals of the region. Taking in orphaned animals and providing quality animal care year-round, the Conservation Center is dedicated to the protection and preservation of Alaska's wildlife. Animals that cannot be released back into the wild are given a permanent home at the Center. A lunch stop will be made in the community of Soldotna, also known as the "Fishing Capital of the World". Enjoy a brief stop near the world-famous Kenai River and see where the monster King Salmon fish are lured by fisherman, and learn about the five species of salmon that call Alaska home. As you continue through the mountains of the Kenai Peninsula down the coast, enjoy the spectacular views of Kachemak Bay, the Kenai Mountains, and several volcanic peaks across Cook Inlet, including Mt. Augustine, Mt. Iliamna, and Mt. Redoubt. Near the southern tip of the Kenai Peninsula, you'll encounter the town of Homer, an authentic Alaskan community not geared toward mass tourism and often described as "where the land ends and the sea begins". Homer has a history steeped in commercial fishing and a mild climate moderated by the Pacific Ocean. This results in warmer winters and cooler summers compared to other areas of Alaska. Homer is also famous for the Homer Spit, a 4.5-mile-long natural spit of land extending into Kachemak Bay, which you can explore in the evening. Visit the Alaska Islands & Ocean Visitor Center before arriving to the hotel – your window to the largest seabird refuge in the world with all the natural wonders of Kachemak Bay right outside its doors. The Alaska Islands & Ocean Visitor Center is a partnership between the Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge and the Kachemak Bay Research Reserve, dedicated to understanding and conserving the marine environment. Enjoy the modern displays, movies, and information throughout as the Center takes you on an incredible journey through this rough and rugged land. Overnight: Homer.,	06/26/2023	06/26/2023
Homer Homer 06/27/2023 Open day in Homer to explore this community. Book an optional fishing excursion for halibut and salmon, ride one of the ferries to the remote communities of Halibut Cove or Seldovia, or simply stay in town to enjoy the many local galleries and restaurants. Overnight: Homer,	06/27/2023	06/27/2023
Homer Homer 06/28/2023 After departing Homer, stops will be made along the way for you to experience the beauty of the area and break for lunch. Continue in the deluxe motorcoach to Seward to board Norwegian Spirit for your 7-day Alaska cruise.,	06/28/2023	06/28/2023
Anchorage (Seward) Anchorage (Seward) 06/28/2023 After departing Homer, stops will be made along the way for you to experience the beauty of the area and break for lunch. Continue in the deluxe motorcoach to Seward to board Norwegian Spirit for your 7-day Alaska cruise.,	06/28/2023	06/28/2023
Cruise Starts (Embarkation) Cruise Starts (Embarkation) 06/28/2023 After departing Homer, stops will be made along the way for you to experience the beauty of the area and break for lunch. Continue in the deluxe motorcoach to Seward to board Norwegian Spirit for your 7-day Alaska cruise.,	06/28/2023	06/28/2023
Anchorage (Seward) Anchorage (Seward) 06/28/2023 After departing Homer, stops will be made along the way for you to experience the beauty of the area and break for lunch. Continue in the deluxe motorcoach to Seward to board Norwegian Spirit for your 7-day Alaska cruise.,	06/28/2023	06/28/2023 08:00 PM
Valdez	06/29/2023 08:00 AM	06/29/2023 07:00 PM
Hubbard Glacier	06/30/2023 11:00 AM	06/30/2023 03:00 PM
Skagway	07/01/2023 07:00 AM	07/01/2023 08:00 PM
Juneau	07/02/2023 07:00 AM	07/02/2023 05:00 PM
Ketchikan - Ward Cove	07/03/2023 09:00 AM	07/03/2023 07:00 PM
At Sea	07/04/2023	07/04/2023
Vancouver	07/05/2023 06:00 AM	07/05/2023

Norwegian Cruise Line®: Norwegian Spirit

Sailing the Mediterranean year-round, Norwegian Spirit is all about traveling in style. While at sea, check out the Tivoli Pool, the outdoor hot tubs, Maharajah's Casino, or the many other dining and entertainment venues onboard.

Ship Statistics

Year Built: 1998
Year Refurbished: 2004
Year Entered Present Fleet: –
Previous Name: –
Country of Registry: The Bahamas
Tonnage (GRT): 75338
Guests (Lowers): 2018
Total Guests: 2002
Passenger Decks: 10
Number of Crew: 949
Officers' Nationality: International
Cruise/Hotel Staff Nationality: International

Total Rooms: 1009
Suites: 18
Balconies: 382
Ocean/River View: 223
Interior: 386
Accessible: 5

It's your vacation and you should have the freedom to enjoy it on your terms. Dress up or down. Sleep in or catch a sunrise from your own private balcony. Take in some never-before-seen live shows, or even eat somewhere different every night. NCL has dreamed up entertainment that's beyond your wildest imagination, and beyond anything else you'll find at sea. The entire fleet offers world-class entertainment, from comedy shows to live music. Whether you're plummeting down a water slide, relaxing in a hot tub, or trying your luck in the casino, there's something to do at every turn.

Tipping Policy

Guests should not feel obliged to offer a gratuity for good service. However, NCL staff are permitted to accept cash gratuities entirely at the discretion of guests who wish to acknowledge exceptional or outstanding service.

Guests taking advantage of individualized services, such as spa treatments or bar service, are encouraged to acknowledge good service with appropriate gratuities. For example, for guests purchasing bar drinks the recommended gratuity is 15%. For guests purchasing spa treatments the recommended gratuity is 18%. Similarly, for guests using concierge and butler services, the recommended gratuity should be commensurate with services rendered.

Shipboard Policies

Pregnancy Policy
Norwegian will make every effort to accommodate pregnant guest, providing they have not entered the 24th week of pregnancy when the cruise ends. Prior to their cruise pregnant guests should include their cruise details in an email to the Access Desk (accessdesk@ncl.com) with a medical certificate establishing due date.
Smoking Policy
Public areas throughout all NCL ships are smoke-free. Guests who smoke regular or electronic cigarettes may do so on their balcony, in the casino, or in the Cigar Bar. Guests who prefer pipes or cigars may smoke them in the Cigar Bar or designated smoking lounge. Cigarettes, pipes, and cigars are allowed outside on open decks, with the exception of food venues, sports decks, kids’ pool areas and other designated nonsmoking areas). Smoking inside any suite or stateroom is prohibited, and will result in a $250 cleaning charge added to guest's onboard account.
Special Dietary Needs - Advance Notice Required
Guests with food allergies should contact NCL's Access Desk to discuss NCL's policies and procedures concerning special diets and specific allergies prior to their cruise. Because the vessels are supplied all over the world, it may be easier to meet specific food allergy requirements in some countries, but very difficult in others. NCL can arrange to have no sugar and low sodium meals for guests with those specific medical dietary restrictions upon request. Refrigerators are available in many staterooms for storing insulin.
Wheelchair Access & Special Needs
NCL aims to provide a safe and accessible cruise experience for all guests with special requirements to the extent that is feasible. Guests or their travel agents must contact the Access Desk and provide a Special Accommodation Requirements Information Form in advance of their cruise. Access Desk coordinators need at least 90 days for interpreters and 60 days for all other requirements. Pre-arranging for special assistance helps travel proceed more smoothly. Assistance is arranged for at the time of booking upon identification of the guest's specific service request through the dedicated toll free Access Desk number (1-866-584-9756)
In limited situations (either on board or ashore), NCL may find it necessary to ask guests to make alternative travel arrangements, such as if a disabled guest is unable to satisfy certain specified safety and other criteria, even when provided with appropriate auxiliary aids and services. Guests who are unable to care for their basic needs (e.g. dressing, eating, and attending safety drills) MUST have a capable traveling companion. It is essential that NCL be notified of any special medical, physical, or other requirement guests may have as soon as possible, including whether the guest intends to bring a scooter with them.
Guests with Mobility Impairments
A wheelchair, scooter, or walker may be the primary mobility assistance aid for getting on and off the ship for guests who cannot walk on their own. Norwegian Cruise Line has a limited supply of wheelchairs onboard. In order to accommodate guests, Norwegian Cruise Line wheelchairs are reserved exclusively for embarkation and disembarkation situations. If a guest will require regular use of a wheelchair, it is strongly recommended that they bring their own. Guests may also make rental arrangements onboard from a limited supply of rental wheelchairs which are available onboard on a first come, first serve basis.
Motorized wheelchairs and scooters are allowed in accessible staterooms provided that they are powered by gel-cell batteries and the chargers must be adaptable to 110 volts. Should a guest choose a stateroom that has not been designated as accessible, they will need to bring a collapsible wheelchair. If the guest has a motorized wheelchair or scooter, the width must not exceed 21 inches to enter the stateroom door. All scooters and wheelchairs MUST be stored in the stateroom. Due to the safety requirements and regulations, they cannot be stored in the hallways, stairways, or any other public area. Beach wheelchairs can be rented for use on Norwegian Cruise Line's private island.
For additional details on the prearranged rental program, please contact NCL's authorized vendor, Special Needs at Sea, at (800)513-4515 or (954)585-0575, or via fax at (954)585-0577.
Hearing Impaired Guests
The following amenities and services may be provided for hearing impaired guests:
- Embarkation day meeting with staff member who will see to guest's accessibility needs during the cruise
- Individual and/or group emergency drills for all Deaf or Low Hearing guests upon request
- Pagers are available upon request on all Norwegian Cruise Line vessels to alert Deaf or Low Hearing Guests to vessel announcements and a manual for same can be provided in advance.
- Assistive listening devices are available on many vessels in the main theatre through the Guest Service Desk.
- Closed-captioned televisions are available for your state room.
- Closed-captioned DVD movies are available upon request prior to sailing.
- Sign language interpreting services may be provided for Deaf guests if that is their primary means of communication. A request for sign language interpreting should be made with the Access Desk at the time of booking through the Special requirements Information Form that can be obtained from the Access desk, but no later than 90 days prior to sailing. Requests are subject to a number of considerations, including but not limited to, the availability of interpreters and cabin space. Sign language interpreting services may be provided on cruises that depart from and/or return to the U.S.
- TTY Phones are available onboard all ships except Norwegian Spirit that use handy phones and text messaging.
Vision Impaired Guests
The following amenities and services may be provided for vision impaired guests:
- Embarkation day meeting with staff member who will see to guest's accessibility needs during the cruise
- A vessel orientation tour is available upon request
- Service animals allowed onboard and must be arranged through the Access Desk prior to the cruise
- Braille/tactile signage
Dialysis
Guests requiring continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis are welcome to board all vessels. However, Norwegian Cruise Line does not have the ability to assist or administer hemodialysis treatments. Those guests using peritoneal dialysis should have all solutions and equipment needed to perform the dialysis delivered to the vessel on the day of sailing at least two hours prior to sailing. Guests mustcontact the Access desk prior to the cruise for more information on Norwegian Cruise Line's policies and procedures.
Oxygen
The ship is not equipped to provide guests with oxygen services other than on an emergency basis in the Ship's Medical Center. For security and safety reasons, NCL has selected Special Needs at Sea as the only outside vendor permitted to deliver oxygen supplies to the ship. Guests will need to contact the vendor - at (800)513-4515 or (954)585-0575, or via fax at (954)585-0577 - prior to the cruise, to make the necessary arrangements.

Public Rooms

Bar(s)/Lounge(s)
Card Room
Casino
Conference Room/Conference Center
Game Arcade
Internet Café
Library
Nightclub
Pub
Show Lounge
Sports Bar

Stateroom Amenities

Bath Robes
Direct Dial Phone
DVD Player
Hair Dryer
In-Stateroom Movies
Luxury Bedding
Minibar and/or Refrigerator
Private Safe
Showers and/or Bath Tubs
Sitting Area
Slippers
Suites
Television / Radio

Entertainment

Dancing
Evening Entertainment
Internet Access
All NCL ships are equipped with 24 hour Internet Cafés. Give your friends and family back home your personalized email address (printed on your cruise ticket) and stay in touch throughout your cruise. Wireless internet (also known as WI-Fi) is also available throughout Norwegian's entire fleet.
Usage Fees: Please note: same charge applies for Internet cafe workstations or personal laptops. There is an activation fee of $3.95 for initial log-in only.
- Pay as you go: $0.75 per minute
- Longer Cruise (6 days and longer) Time Package Plans:
  - 250 minutes for $100 ($0.40 per minute)
  - 100 minutes for $55 ($0.55 per minute)
- Short Cruise (5 days and shorter) Time Package Plans:
  - 60 minutes for $24 ($0.40 per minute)
  - 30 minutes for $16.50 ($0.55 per minute)
In-Stateroom Access: Access available via wireless connectivity or with the use of ethernet cable (complimentary cables can be obtained from the Internet Café Manager in the Internet Café during posted hours).
Live Bands

Dining

24-hour Room Service
Al Fresco Dining
Alternative Specialty Restaurant(s)
Café/Coffee Bar
Casual Dining Venue(s)
Dining Style: Flexible Dining Options
Dining Style: Formal Nights and Casual Evenings
Dining Style: Open Seating
Formal Restaurant(s)

Other Facilities

ATM
Beauty Salon
Boutique(s) (duty-free)
Business Services
Concierge Desk
Dry Cleaning/Laundry
Elevators
Infirmary / Medical Center
A physician and nurse are on each ship to provide medical care and services at customary charges. Commonly used medications are kept on board and may be prescribed by the ship's doctor.

Sports, Health and Fitness

Acupuncture Treatments
Aerobics and/or Cardio Instruction
Basketball
Cardio Equipment
Fitness Center
Free Weights
Full Service Spa
Golf Cages and/or Golf Simulator
Jogging Track
Outdoor Swimming Pool(s)
Ping Pong
Sauna
Shuffleboard
Steam Room
Weight Machines
Whirlpool(s)
Yoga and/or Pilates Instruction

Children and Teens

Babysitters Available
Children's Pool
Dedicated Children's Center
Dedicated Teen Center
Outdoor Children's Play Area
Teen Programs
Youth Counselor Staff
Youth Programs

Sometimes you want to relax and enjoy the change of scenery from your private balcony. Sometimes you just want a place to change your outfit and get back to the action. Norwegian Cruise Lines' award-winning fleet offers an extensive range of contemporary and comfortable accommodations designed for you, your family, or even your group. Whether you choose a luxurious family suite or a spacious oceanview stateroom, any way you choose to unwind feels good.

Information provided within these pages has been updated as of April 2020. While we do our best to ensure that stateroom descriptions and deckplans appearing in this website are complete and accurate, we cannot be responsible for inaccurate representations, which may or may not be under our control. Please reconfirm stateroom accommodations and deck placement prior to booking.

Suite

Balcony

Oceanview

Inside

Prices are per person, cruise only, based on double occupancy. Airfare, government fees and taxes additional. Information and pricing is subject to change without notice.

All fares are quoted in US Dollars.

Deck 10

Stateroom Key

Family Inside Stateroom (I4)
Inside Stateroom (IA)
Penthouse with Large Balcony (SH)
Forward-Facing Deluxe Penthouse with Large Balcony (SC)
Forward-Facing Penthouse with Large Balcony (SE)
Balcony Stateroom (BB)

Deck 9

Stateroom Key

Inside Stateroom (IA)
Sail Away Balcony Stateroom Guarantee (BX)
Aft-Facing Owner's Suite with Master Bedroom & Balcony (SB)
Aft-Facing Penthouse Suite with Large Balcony (SF)
Balcony Stateroom (BC)
Balcony Stateroom (BF)
Family Oceanview Stateroom (O4)
Oceanview Stateroom with Picture Window (OA)

Deck 4

Stateroom Key

Inside Stateroom (IF)
Sail Away Inside Stateroom Guarantee (IX)
Oceanview Stateroom (OF)
Sail Away Oceanview Stateroom Guarantee (OX)
Family Oceanview Stateroom (O4)

Information and pricing is subject to change without notice. While we do our very best to ensure that information and pricing appearing in this website is complete and accurate, we cannot be responsible for incomplete and inaccurate representations, which may or may not be under our control. In the event of a pricing error, misrepresentation or omission, we reserve the right to adjust the pricing or make any other corrections.