Houston Cruises for the Disabled Reviews

This was the Kid Rock Cruise, which the the Sixthman group did extraordinary stuff. NCL was horrible with communication. They took my credit card, charged it and then told me I didn't have a credit card on file, shut me off after I bought an unlimited beverage package and then did a "pre authorization on my account AFTER I had already setttled my charges, therefore totally deleting all funds on ...

My wife and I travel, I mean a lot. We do not always cruise. This was our 6th cruise and first with Norwegian Cruise lines. Previously we have been on Holland America, Celebrity and Royal Caribbean. Each of those cruises was longer than this one. This was a unique trip because it was our first cruise taking our kids, 11,9 and 6. We have some flexibility in our work schedules but lining up the ...

We took this cruise with the expectation of going thru the Panama canal locks. Found out that the ship was too long. Having cruised on NCL,RCCL and Celebrity, we were disappointed in the overall lower quality compared to competitors. #1. Balcony cabin size is not worth the additional cost. #2. This ship has too much vibration in the stern area. #3. Several areas had foul odors ...

Cons: This cruise line does not compare to Carnival or Royal Caribbean. We will not sail with Norwegian in the future. First, the ship smells terrible; like a hospital cafeteria. The food is average at best and service is not what we expected. Numerous times we called the service hotline and could not get anyone to answer. In order to get an iron, you must call then wait on other guest to return a ...

First of all we have 9 cruises with Carnival and was very excited about going on a b2b on Princess. So, many of our comparisons were based on our experiences with Carnival. We have always gotten a balcony cabin so booked sidexside with our Canadian friends, who have never cruised before. We are in our middle 60's. Embarkation and parking was so smooth at the Houston Bayport Terminal. Too bad ...

My husband and I sailed for our anniversary last week out of Houston on the Caribbean Princess. It was our third cruise, second on Princess. This trip was NOTHING like our experience on the Tahitian Princess 13 years ago. We decided to upgrade to a mini suite for the larger shower/bathtub combination. Overall, we had a great time in the ports and enjoyed spending time together. I have never ...

Our embarkation port was Houston (Bayport). It's about 60 to 90 minutes depending on traffic, from the airport to cruise terminal. We drive our car car and park on site for about $100/wk. safe gated area. Embarkation is very efficient. Usually no long lines. Very informal boarding. No officers in site. Mostly security who are very quick about scanning cards. We did not disembark except at ...

I will start by indicating that this is our 6th cruise, we are in our 50's, and have sailed on RCCL, Celebrity, Carnival and now Norwegian. I titled the review "would not recommend" for several reasons; specifically, the itinerary, the hidden fees, lack of activities, the embarkation port, and the overall tender hassles. Our flight arrived late into Houston the night before and as such we were ...

We went to specialty dining only. First three evenings dinner was cold. Great wine menu but only a few wines served by glass. Suite was good in regards to size and cleanliness. Balcony was dirty most of the time despite getting it cleaned daily - it was in the aft. Staff seemed to be very concerned about being watch on camera all the time - example - I asked at the bar not to open bottles because ...

We signed up for both the Specialty Dining and free Ultimated Beverage package. Our first experience, which ended up being a sign of what was to come was at the Blue Lagoon while waiting for the cruise to start. Our order was late but arrived at 2:30, well before the 3:00 drill that we were told about and were assured that there would be plenty of time to eat. At 2:45, our food and drinks were ...