Norwegian Pearl Review

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Seattle to Alaska Glacier Bay

Review for Alaska Cruise on Norwegian Pearl
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Apriljayne
2-5 Cruises • Age 50s

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Sail Date: Jun 2018
Cabin: Owner's Suite with Large Balcony
Haven pool area with retractable roof
view from our cabin balcony
view from cabin balcony
Stardust Lounge
Bowling lanes in Bliss Lounge
Private Haven Sundeck
Summer Palace Dining
Le Bistro Dining
our cabin 9504
embarkation area for Haven guests

This is our third cruise with Norwegian. We have sailed all three times on the Dawn class ships, which are the more mid size, and we have been very happy with them.

We had a Haven class room, so embarkation and disembarkation were smooth.

I will add that our first cruise was in a mini suite. We upgraded to Haven the last two times and unfortunately, we won't be going back to a regular room. You get a little spoiled with the special treatment and for one week it makes you feel pretty darn special.

Cabin Review

Owner's Suite with Large Balcony

Cabin H3

very large, 1.5 bathrooms, fold out couch for the kids was rock hard, two balconies this is the perfect room for Alaska. Butler brings snacks and you have unlimited water and soft drinks, also get 3 bottles of alcohol complimentary for the cruise

Port Reviews

Seattle

Seattle has beautiful scenery and history and a lot of cool things to do, but downtown was dirty and gross. We saw men urinating on buildings, dogs with homeless people urinating everywhere you walk and it was just gross. I'm sure the more urban areas are not as disgusting as downtown was.

Victoria

Victoria was beautiful. We walked around and took it all in, had dinner at Nautical Nellies which was spendy but very, very good.

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