Norwegian Breakaway Review

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Nice ship, great accommodations, prefer set dining!

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Pat Burgoyne
6-10 Cruises • Age 80s

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Sail Date: Sep 2013

We attended a conference. Our room was ready not long after we boarded. It was very clean and roomy. Our room steward was in and out when we would leave and we always had a clean room. He was very efficient. All of the public rooms were nice. We weren't able to attend any of the activities as we were busy attending our conference.

I was disappointed with the entertainlment on-board. I was very offended by Rock of Ages. Bad language was not necessary nor did it enhance the performance. I missed Burn the Floor which i really wanted to see. Fire and Ice was also spectacular. Guess I am used to going to dinner at a specific time and then attending the entertainment at a specific time. Maybe it is my age as there are just as many who love the anytime dining as those who prefer the more formal two seatings!! I enjoy the formal nights and missed seeing the well dressed people at dinner as a whole. People just don't seem to care how they look anymore. I also think that there is a lack of manners in the northeast as compared with the south. Enjoyed the casino. Dealers were very friendly and fun!!

Had some of the best Sushi ever in the specialty restaurant. We also ate at the Bistro and Brazillian Steak house )cant remember the names. Good value at all three. Found the Manhatten Dining room to be very noisy and impersonal. Therefore we ate at Taste and Savor which we liked.

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Liked our cabin. Well appointed, roomy, located mid-ship which was easy to get around from.

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