Norwegian Sky Review

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Great Get Away

Review for the Bahamas Cruise on Norwegian Sky
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gemcrusier
10+ Cruises • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Dec 2012
Cabin: Oceanview Porthole Window
Traveled with children

This was a three generation girls cruise. I had booked a transfer to ship and let NCL know flight time , however there was no one from NCL at the airport there were other passengers arriving and no one in sight. The carnival staff was very helpful in giving us something to drink and letting us know where the NCL wait area was suppose to be as there was no one , no signs or anything set up. I later found out the first transfer was 10:30am that should have been mentioned when the transfer was booked.

Geting on the ship was smooth and easy I had been on the SKY when it was Pride of Aloha. The ship looked the same with few new touches,it now had a casino and I liked having the coffee bar near the shops.

The food was great all cruise from the dining room to the buffet. I never met my room steward , but the room was clean tidy and the girls loved the towel animals each night. The shows on the ship were very entertaining and each one was different the crew talent show was good and I have seen the statues bit before but each time it is a little different and so funny. The white Hot Party lived up to it's name and the girls had a blast sorry they changed the T-shirts for that liked the old style better with the big wings on the back. The crew was funny, great, full of energy can't wait to do this again we had a wonderful time on the SKY.

Cabin Review

Oceanview Porthole Window

Cabin OG

8267 cabin had space for 4 with pull down beds, just be careful if you are on the bottom in the middle of the night getting up you can hit your head.

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