Norwegian Dawn Review

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We had a great time on our family Spring Break cruise

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nonotreally
6-10 Cruises • Age 50s

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Sail Date: Apr 2011
Cabin: Mid-Ship Inside
Traveled with children

We were excited to finally get to go on an NCL cruise. The Dawn, at first, seemed fine. However, as the cruise went on, we noticed more and more buckets catching water drips from the ceilings and towels laid down on the floor as well. One of the public bathrooms near the main pool and elevator had "water" all over the floor and didn't seem taken care of anymore.

We were excited also about the dining options but then figured out that there were more "pay-extra-to-eat" restaurants than the "free" restaurants. We ate mostly at the free ones and that meant really 2 sit down options. Of course there was still the buffet and the 24-hr dining option but as far as sit down free dinner restaurants, it's basically the Aqua and the Venetian. Both had good food. Nothing to write home about. All in our party were honestly not impressed.

The kids play room was excellent. I have 3 children, all in different age groups and all had a great time. We hardly saw our teenager, she made many new friends, and all the teens had to be back in their rooms by 1am.

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Mid-Ship Inside

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10559 - Inside stateroom that slept 4

Family of four in an inside stateroom. At night it was almost wall-to-wall beds. We were on a 10-day cruise so we had a lot of clothes with us. We were able to store all of our luggage underneath the beds but didn't have much shelf or drawer space for all of us. Only 1 bathroom space. Toilet, sink and shower stall all together.

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