Norwegian Bliss Review

Alaska round trip out of Seattle

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chistag
10+ Cruises • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Aug 2019
Cabin: Balcony Stateroom

Short vacation, out of Seattle for me and my wife. Impressive big ship comes with a price when you share it with over 4000 passengers. Crowded check in, main areas, theater shows, restaurants and elevators. You need reservation for almost everything if not you'll wait for long time on standby lanes. Lots of amenities and fun options if you don't mind being charged again for them. Surprised by pastry and ice cream charge.

Even clean our balcony stateroom was smallest so far and mini suites are not much better, just a 3 feet larger bathroom. Looks like the real staterooms start at Heaven level-high price.

Complementary restaurants have pretty much same menu every day, Some of the staff are trying hard to make your experience better while most look tired or bored.

Cabin Review

Balcony Stateroom

Cabin BX

Clean but small. Hard working with friendly attitude steward. Could not enjoy much the balcony as the smoke from the engine was shifted on that area.

Port Reviews

Seattle

Crowded, construction noise and dust, homeless persons everywhere. What a shame for a

famous city.

Juneau

Great sunset

Ketchikan

Captain decided that a 20 miles/ hour wind was too much for his spanking new ship to handle. No guts, no glory.

Victoria

Beautiful port, lots of flowers and entertainers along the water front. Seattle could learn from it.

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