Norwegian Cruise Line's Pride of America -- the only mainstream cruise ship to sail round-trip cruises exclusively among the Hawaiian Islands -- underwent a multimillion dollar refurbishment in San Francisco in March 2016 as part of the line's $400 million Norwegian Edge fleet refurbishment program.
Upon its return to Honolulu, the U.S.-flagged ship boasted refreshed public spaces, new venues -- including Dolce Gelataria and the Soho Art Gallery -- and decor enhancements in all the cabins.
While elements of the ship's unique patriotic decor have remained intact, Pride of America's refreshed aesthetic boasts a more modern feel, with brand-new furniture, lighting and flooring akin to other ships in the fleet.
We've rounded up Pride of America's major renovations, with before and after shots of the ship's 2016 refit.
Before
Skyline Restaurant
The Skyline Restaurant -- one of two main dining rooms on Pride of America -- received several renovations, including a new entryway, the addition of columns and refreshed decor.
After
Skyline Restaurant
Other updates include new upholstery, carpeting and window treatments, and new menus based on those currently found on Norwegian Escape.
Before
East Meets West
East Meets West, Pride of America's Asian fusion restaurant, serves up dishes from East Asia and South Asia.
After
East Meets West
Its now-modern decor includes new flooring and lighting fixtures, reupholstered furniture, new artwork and upgraded window treatments.
Before
La Cucina
Perhaps Pride of America's most striking transformation can be found at La Cucina, Norwegian's a la carte Italian restaurant.
After
La Cucina
The specialty restaurant -- which was completely overhauled -- boasts an airy blue-and-white decor; new upholstery, art and furniture; and updated flooring and lighting fixtures.
Before
Cagney's Steakhouse
The for-fee Cagney's, a traditional American-style steakhouse, received new carpeting, lighting fixtures and drapes.
After
Cagney's Steakhouse
The space has retained most of its muted color scheme, but with a brighter, more modern take.
Before
Cabins
All of the ship's cabins -- from its interior cabins to its mega-suites -- have undergone a major transformation.
After
Cabins
Upgrades -- as shown in this balcony cabin -- include brand-new bedding and furniture, updated flooring and flat-screen TVs.
Before
Pool Deck
The South Beach Pool on Deck 11 also underwent several renovations.
After
Pool Deck
Changes include new loungers and whirlpools, and a refinished pool area.
Before
The Conservatory
The Conservatory -- a glass-enclosed retreat not far from the South Beach Pool on Deck 11 -- has been refitted with new furniture, flooring and decor.
After
The Conservatory
These enhancements make for a relaxing space, with cool, gray tones and contemporary touches.
Before
Mandara Spa
Pride of America's Mandara Spa underwent a major expansion, with the addition of new treatment rooms.
After
Mandara Spa
Its soft, neutral color scheme -- described as "New Mexican decor" -- incorporates natural elements, like stone and wood.
Before
Library
As part of the refurbishment, the ship's library received six additional computer stations.
After
Library
Other changes to the Library and Card Room include new furniture and update flooring.
Updated April 07, 2020
