Norwegian Bliss Review

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NCL Bliss Alaska Inside Passage 2019

Review for Alaska Cruise on Norwegian Bliss
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Mark and Denise
2-5 Cruises • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Jun 2019
Cabin: Mid-ship Mini-Suite with Balcony

I chose this cruise because it included Glacier Bay and we wanted to depart from Seattle. Embarkation was incredible! Left Kimpton Monaco hotel at 12:05 and we were in our room by 12:45. Line moves so fast I didn’t have time to unzip a pocket to grab papers! Very organized! Truly amazing!

You could be as busy as you wanted or as relaxed as you wanted. We enjoyed the schedule which allowed sleeping in! Water was so smooth only a little rocking on at sea Monday. So much to do we didn’t see everything.

Entertainment - loved Jersey Boys, Havana was good, enjoyed Beatles too. Heard Prohibition (extra charge) was great. Never saw comedians.

Cabin Review

Mid-ship Mini-Suite with Balcony

Cabin MC

Loved our cabin! Plenty of storage! Luggage fits under the bed. Nice drawer under sofa. Large shower, double sink, comfortable size. Nice storage in restroom too! First experience with a balcony. Will always have a balcony! Used luggage cubes, just moved them to closet shelves! Two coat hooks by door. Excellent steward.

Port Reviews

Juneau

About 40 people on a smaller boat. Room inside and out.

Skagway

Motor coach up. Stopped at scenic locations. Yukon sign. Emerald Lake. Caribou Crossings for lunch, dog sleds, etc

Skagway

Train was scenic. Water and restrooms provided.

Victoria

Winds prevented this stop. Honestly it was last night of trip and I was kind of glad to enjoy saying goodbye to dave crew and new friends.

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