Norwegian British Columbia Cruise Reviews

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Relaxing with an Irish coffee
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Vancouver to Los Angeles, Repositiong

Review for a British Columbia Cruise on Norwegian Sun

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barbamomma
6-10 Cruises • Age 70s

Our cabin was awesome and we really enjoyed having a balcony. Entertainment in the theatre was really quite good, and the group that played every night in the Observation lounge were excellent, but the rest of the music was only fair, especially the guitar player and the piano player. I enjoy Free-Style Dining, but Free-Style Cruising is too much ! Jeans and stained Auto-Body T-shirts in the ...
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Sail Date: September 2013


Norwegian Cruise Line --- Less than Satisfactory

Review for a British Columbia Cruise on Norwegian Pearl

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sandinmytoes126
10+ Cruises • Age 60s

This was our first Norwegian experience and our last. The free style dining is reminiscent of a night out at Applebees...with long lines and pagers as you wait to be seated with a different waiter each night in the main dining room(especially problematic for someone with food allergies). The food was subpar with many desserts looking like they were taken out of a box from a store and cut up in ...
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Sail Date: May 2013


NCL Jewel not really a Jewel

Review for a British Columbia Cruise on Norwegian Jewel

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naviidad
2-5 Cruises • Age 50s

Boarded the May mini cruise with high expectations. I think this is where I went wrong. Ship was very crowded. Went to our "Freestyle" dinner at Tzar the first night. As it happens so did everyone else. We stood in line for 15 minutes only to be greeted by a hostess who handed us a pager and told us to return in a half an hour. Once we got into the dining room it was very loud and crowded. The ...
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Sail Date: May 2013

Cabin Type: Mid-Ship Balcony

Traveled with children


Disappointed on the Pearl

Review for a British Columbia Cruise on Norwegian Pearl

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gkjta
6-10 Cruises • Age 60s

Let me first say that I am a firm believer that there is rarely ever a BAD cruise - I'm away from work, not having to cook or clean and getting to see places that I've never seen before. I have sailed 3 times with Princess and this was our 3rd time with Norwegian. My husband and I normally travel with friends that we met on our first cruise and this cruise was no exception. I have to say that ...
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Sail Date: May 2013

Cabin Type: Family Balcony


Food quality left a bad taste to a very entertaining cruise

Review for a British Columbia Cruise on Norwegian Pearl

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Kaphis
2-5 Cruises • Age 30s

The Entertainment in the Stardust Theatre and the Spinnaker was great! We went to all the shows and was pleasantly surprised at the production value of the entertainment. There were a few misses here and there but for the shows that was well rehearsed, it was clear that the cast was very talented. I had a lot of issues with this cruise but it might have been isolated. Our balcony room had a ...
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Sail Date: April 2012

Cabin Type: Family Balcony


Pride of Aloha - Pacific Coastal

Review for a British Columbia Cruise on Norwegian Sky

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cruisin couple
First Time Cruiser • Age 70s

Although not told prior to this cruise, it was the last sailing of the Norwegian Sky. After reaching Vancouver it was to be torn apart while travelling back to dry dock in San Francisco. There it would be refurbished and put back into action as the "Pride of Aloha" and sail with a completely American Crew around the Hawaiian Islands. At each port including the San Juan, competent international ...
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Sail Date: April 2004


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