Norwegian Star Review

Mexican Riviera on the Norwegian Star

Review for the Mexican Riviera Cruise on Norwegian Star
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Bentley's dad
First Time Cruiser • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Jan 2008

A group of twenty seniors embarked on January 19 in Los Angeles. We had chartered a bus from Las Vegas to Los Angeles. Embarkation process was quick and efficient. Cabins weren't ready for occupancy, but we were welcomed for a buffet and burgers and hot dogs on the 12th deck.

We had booked a mini-suite, which consisted of an unusually large bathroom with w-c separated by a sliding glass door, a sleeping area, a sitting area, and a private balcony. The cabin was clean and nicely appointed. The small television set received CNN, several movie channels, several ship information channels. There was a safe and a small refrigerator. Throughout the trip, the cabin was kept clean and well supplied; we never saw the room steward.

Despite its large size, it's easy to find one's way around the Star. Three banks of elevators serve the decks containing the shops, dining venues, theatres, casino, and other public rooms.

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