Norwegian Star Review

Panama Canal 2013

Review for the Panama Canal & Central America Cruise on Norwegian Star
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Stonymtncruiser
6-10 Cruises • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Nov 2013

This was our 3rd cruise with NCL. We have also sailed on three other lines. Our first through the Panama Canal.

I will try to review the Ship and the destinations as we saw them.

Getting on in San Pedro was not to hard, but do not get there early as there really is limited seating. It took about 45 mins from luggage drop off to we were able to get on the ship. As a latitude member for some reason it was a longer line and more time consuming. Once on the ship we were able to go to our room right away to drop off our carry-on. Rm 8626 is a obstructed view (but not by much) just off mid-ships towards the aft. It was a wheel chair accessible room so we had a larger room than some. To the MDR for lunch. Here is one of the few negatives, the menu did not change for lunch the whole trip, but you do have options around the ship and we were in port for 6 days so it wasn't to big of a deal.

Cabin Review

This room is slightly aft on the port side. The view is only slightly obstructed. Wheel chair accessible, so larger then some rooms. Close to the café on deck 8. Noise from the pub below can be heard some nights but is usually quiet by 11, no issue from us.

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