Norwegian Bliss Review

I would go again and on this ship

Review for Alaska Cruise on Norwegian Bliss
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jsboysen
10+ Cruises • Age 70s

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Sail Date: Aug 2018
Cabin: Mid-ship Balcony Stateroom

We choose this cruise for two reasons. First our past experience with NCL which was on the NCL Star thru the Panama Canal which was a great cruise. Second, because the Alaska cruise was Seattle to Seattle which is what we wanted and did not require flying into one airport and departing from another.

There were 5 of us on this cruise and some of us are very hard to please but I can report that all were happy with the cruise. We have all cruised other lines and found NCL to be the best.

We find the staff of NCL the best on the high seas. They are always friendly and more than willing to help with any of our needs. We never found one person grumpy or rude which we have found on other cruise lines. Kudos to NCL.

Cabin Review

Mid-ship Balcony Stateroom

Cabin BA

The cabin suited our needs. The bed was comfortable and the bathroom had everything we needed. I often see that there are complaints about the cabins being too small, and we know that Carnival cabins are larger, but we are only sleeping there so for us the size meant very little. One negative and it is not really a negative is that we wished we had an option for harder pillows. Yeah, I know a little bit picky.

Port Reviews

Juneau

Whales everywhere enclosed boat and great guides. The glacier was a sight to see we loved every minute of this tour

Ketchikan

Loved the tour the guides were great and gave us a bunch of info. The downside was it was freezing on the boat... wear warm clothes

Skagway

you have to love trains we did

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