Norwegian Epic Review

Not for adults without children

Review for the Caribbean Cruise on Norwegian Epic
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jcruiseb
6-10 Cruises • Age 40s

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Sail Date: Mar 2018
Cabin: Balcony

This was my seventh cruise with NCL and my second on the Epic. I find that every time I travel with NCL my opinion of them decreases.

I believe NCL should be advertised as a family and children friendly cruise line and discourage adults without children, or who are not in their 20s from travelling with them. On this trip to the Caribbean there were many unsupervised children - they were throwing food, changing the signage on the cabin doors (to do not disturb so the cabins didn't get made up), swimming in the hot tubs, throwing stuff overboard, and screaming at one another across the balconies, to name a few things. Parents seemed happy to ignore these activities. The 20 year olds weren't much different, getting seriously drunk and screaming at each other, and occupying the hot tubs for hours at time without letting others in.

The food was good but on several occasions (especially during breakfast) our orders were incorrect (missing and incorrect food items). Cagney's was quite good though.

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Balcony

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