Norwegian Epic Review

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Review for the Eastern Caribbean Cruise on Norwegian Epic
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bigcity57
10+ Cruises • Age 80s

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Sail Date: Nov 2016
Cabin: Inside
Water slide.
Dining on dress up night.
Picture of Epic.
From the pier in Tortola.
On the ferry from Tortola to Virgin Gorda.
Going to the Baths in Virgin Gorda.
Going to the Baths in Virgin Gorda.
Going to the Baths in Virgin Gorda.
Going to the Baths in Virgin Gorda.
Going to the Baths in Virgin Gorda.
Going thru the caves in the Baths.
At the Baths.
At the Baths.
At the Baths.
At the Baths.
Taking the Cable Car up to Paradice Point in St. Thomas.
Taking the Cable Car up to Paradice Point in St. Thomas.
Looking down from the top of Paradice Point.
Looking down from the top of Paradice Point.
Looking down from the top of Paradice Point.
Towel animal.
Atlantis in the background in Nassau, Bahamas.
Walking down Bay St. in Nassau.

We originately booked Norwegian Spirit for Dec. 3, 2016 and was advised the ship had been chartered and we would have to select another ship that had the same itinerary and chose the Epic. The ship was big with 4100 passengers and we thought was poorly designed for the number of passengers. We had an inside cabin which was smaller than other ships we have sailed and had poor lighting and a poor design with a small sink inside the cabin. Reservations were required for dining and shows and lines waiting to be admitted was at each venue. Service at MDR was very slow (almost always had a 3 hour dining, breakfast and lunch experience). One time even with reservations was told they were full and told us to try another restaurant. We made reservations before boarding for the twom free main shows and when we showed up we were told our reservation were not in their system. I recommend making copies of everything before boarding on this ship. Minimum activities are offered during the day if your not a pool person.

Due to the Mathew storm we were directed to Nassau instead of Great Stirrup Cay. Been there many times and just walked down thru Bay Street. We had been to St. Thomas many times and this time tool the Gable Ride up to Paradice Point ($21.00 per person). In Tortola we walked to the ferry about 10 min and paid $38.00 to go to the Baths in Virgin Gorda (senior price is $28.00) well worth it. If you can I would recommend going thru the caves. Not recommended if you are very tall or a big person because you will be crawling and going thru very small crevises. Will never book this ship again. This ship is too big and too many pasengers every where.

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Very small with poor lighting and a very small sink inside the cabin. As you walk in the cabin the shower is in the right corner enclosed in a circular glass door and the toilet is in the left corner in a circular class door. The air conditioning was the only thing that was OK.

Port Reviews

Tortola

Went to the Baths.

Nassau

Been here many times so we just did a little window shopping down Bay St.

Port Canaveral (Orlando)

We embarqed the ship which took about 4 hours. We were surposed to go to terminal 10 but due to damage from Mathew the ship was at terminal 1.

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