Norwegian Escape Cruise Reviews for Family to to Nowhere from Southampton

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Never Again!

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JWN1
10+ Cruises • Age 70s

My husband and I were invited by our travel agent to spend a night aboard the Norwegian Escape on a taster cruise. It was for one night only. Embarkation was fine. The balcony cabin, in our opinion was badly laid out. There was a tiny bedside table on each side of the bed, so small it was a waste of time. The wardrobe was alongside the bed, making it difficult to put clothes in and out. ...
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Sail Date: October 2015

Cabin Type: Balcony Stateroom


A wonderful new ship

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Tinahem
10+ Cruises • Age 40s

We only spent a night on board the Escape and didn't see all of it, however, the bits that we did see were awesome! Firstly, the rooms. Size wise, they similar to those on MSC, Princess and Royal Caribbean. The shower was the largest that I've had on a ship, with it being equivalent to a proper shower cubicle at home. In the suites (which our friends had) the shower was a rectangle that ran the ...
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Sail Date: October 2015

Cabin Type: Inside Stateroom


Room for improvement

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Teddygate
10+ Cruises • Age 70s

We went on one of the 24 hour taster cruises, with two friends. Embarkation was somewhat disorganised, but not too slow. Our cabin, a junior suite, was ready on arrival. It appeared to be identical in size to our friends balcony cabin, but with an improved bathroom. The balcony cabin had a shower cubicle, the junior suite had a shower occupying the side of the bathroom with room for two (if ...
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Sail Date: October 2015

Cabin Type: Mid-ship Mini-Suite with Balcony


Terrible Customer Service

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RebeccaGR
10+ Cruises • Age 30s

Sailed on the Norwegian Escape for my partner's mother's Birthday (one night cruise from Southampton). Firstly - the ship was beautiful with fantastic restaurants, good food from what we experienced, good facilities, nice clean staterooms and overall great potential. However, on this occasion we were extremely disappointed by the NCL customer service, complete lack of organization and very poor ...
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Sail Date: October 2015


Disappointed

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blueboygolfer
6-10 Cruises • Age 70s

We had a one night taster before this new ship NCL Escape went on its maiden voyage to Miami. On first sight the ship was enormous but quite ugly. Embarkation of 3400 passengers was a bit chaotic but I have seen much worse. Bear in mind that the following day she was sailing full with 4500 passengers !! We went to our cabin and where pleasantly surprised. The design and splendour of the cabins was ...
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Sail Date: October 2015

Cabin Type: Aft-facing Balcony Stateroom


Nice enough but not for me

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paintedvintage
6-10 Cruises • Age 50s

This was my tenth cruise and the only one I've ever done for one night. I usually do Princess or Royal Caribbean so was keen to try Norwegian. Just did the one night inaugural sailing from Southampton. Only its second night of paying customers at sea. This review is therefore mainly my opinion on the layout and decor as opposed to the service etc which only cruisers experiencing a longer ...
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Sail Date: October 2015


Big bold and beautiful

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Spysmum
10+ Cruises • Age 80s

As we'd enjoyed the 2 previous Breakaway inaugural cruises, it seemed only right to sample Escape to see if the Plus added much to the already excellent concept. Embarkation was very chaotic , badly organised and confusing, with even the Haven guest moved from one area to another. We are gold members , but the priority boarding seemed to have been abandoned in favour of a numbered card ...
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Sail Date: October 2015

Cabin Type: Family Oceanview Stateroom with Large Picture Window


One night too many

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Hobbio
10+ Cruises • Age 60s

There were 7 people in our group, all of whom have cruised many times before. This was our first time with NCL and if this is any indication of their standards - never again! Having arrived we took a number and after about an hour were called to check in. We then had to sit down again (or stand as there were no seats available) and wait another hour to be called to board. Service on board ...
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Sail Date: October 2015

Cabin Type: Balcony Stateroom


Poor services yet just add a tip as standard!!!

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Mandy1970
First Time Cruiser • Age 50s

Spent one night on the ship as a celebration to end of year of challenges taken on to raise money for a local children's charity , well this was spoilt by the whole experience . Firstly on Arrival at room , which was not even made up , told by housekeeping on this cruise no coffee in cabin , tea bags but no kettle . Can live with that . First meal , well food was cold , staff rude not ...
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Sail Date: October 2015


A Dumb Down Cruise Company

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Ztilb
6-10 Cruises • Age 70s

We went on this one day taster cruise to compare the experience of NCL with Celebrity and Princess cruises. The first mistake that NCL make is forcing you wait nearly 2 hours to board the ship. Once we managed to get on the ship we immediately made our way to our Cabin which was sold to us as a Midship Cabin whereas in reality is at the rear. The cabin, in comparison with the same class of ...
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Sail Date: October 2015

Cabin Type: Mid-ship Balcony Stateroom


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