Maybe I'm weird but the larger the ships get, the less I'm interested in cruising. Comparing our sailings on RC's Oasis and the Enchantment, we much preferred Enchantment. We were exclusively RC cruisers before the pandemic but our experience on the Oasis has us looking seriously at NCL and I think that's going to be our line from here on. Thanks for this video!
Five years ago I would have said Royal hands down. After sailing on the Bliss and Encore I think NCL has pulled very slightly ahead. I found the specialty dining on NCL to be far superior to Royals offerings. Also I love thermal suites in the spa. Norwegians are literally world class whereas Royal ships don’t even have them.
Long time cruisers with elite status on Princess. Have cruised all the major lines and just finished our first NCL breakaway class. By and far the best cruise experience with great amenities, prices and crew. You cannot beat their sail 4 free promotional prices. I agree with other comments, I don't see a price disparity between RC and NCL. We hate to give up our status and rewards on Princess, but forsee NCL being our line of choice going forward.
I chose NCL for two reasons: Freestyle dining and the Studio Lounge for solo travelers. Nothing worse than getting stuck at a dining table with people that ignore you.
For me as a solo cruiser, I think NCL offers more "bang for your buck" with their promotions and catering to singles more than other lines do. Sure it may cost more than RCI, but when that price includes airfare, a drinks package, and specialty dining, it came to within two hundred dollars when I compared with Royal Caribbean. That said, I think I will try RCI for my next cruise, the Oasis class ships look really fun and I want to check out Perfect Day.
Also NCL fares usually include free at sea which gives you drinks, Wi-Fi and specialty dining whereas RC doesn’t include and their price fire these can easily $1500 to $2000 to your fare. This guy doesn’t know what he’s talking about!
Excellent video and good comparisons, but one major issue, from my point of view, was missing: How they treat their solo travellers. In this regard, NCL is the winner by a wide margin with their studio cabins and private lounge, singles coordinators and special events, etc., and the attitude of the staff is pleasant and friendly.
I don't understand how people say that NCL is pricier than RCL. I wanted to book a cruise for next year, so i looked at a 7-day cruise on comparable ships at comparable times with comparable itineraries. RCI was about the same as NCL, but with no perks. NCL offered discounted airfare, unlimited drinks to all adults, 250mins of WIFI (which is plenty to ensure the pup is ok while we're gone and check-in for the airline),a few free meals at their upscale restaurants, and $50 excursion credit per port, plus onboard credit. If I were to add all the same things to that RCI cruise, the cost would have been significantly more. I would like to go on a Royal Caribbean cruise one day, but it'll have to be after I've exhausted NCL or after NCL stops doing their Free at Sea promos.(Oh and before anyone points out that "Free at Sea" isn't free...True. You're paying gratuities for the drinks package and the dinners, which isn't nothing...If you don't plan on drinking or indulging in the upscale restaurants, then NCL has cheaper options for you... The price comparison I had done when thinking to book a cruise for myself was the out-the-door price, so NCL was a similar price WITH all the bells and whistles' pricing included.)
Exactly NCL offers a lot more and like you said adding those perks to a RCL cruise can be costly. Especially adding a drink package which already comes with most NCL cruises
Every time I go to price out a cruise on NCL, because I am interested in trying them out, the prices are significantly higher than what I generally see from Royal. I’m sure you CAN pay less for some itineraries through NCL but I haven’t seen that be the norm. Even when NCL throws in perks like drinks, it’s always matched with increased cruise fair and MASSIVE pre-paid gratuities that bring the cost in-line with what I’d expect for that perk from Royal.
@@randolphothegreat549 still not the case in my experience. Prices are usually on-par if not more expensive. Only time they’re cheaper is if NCL is having a big sale while Royal isnt… comparing apples to apples (sale to sale in this case, but also no-sale to no-sale), I just haven’t seen the value. Believe me, I’ve looked and experimented a lot because again, I WANT to try NCL because I’ve heard good things. I just haven’t seen the same value…
I've been on both and I love both of them. I did Norwegian Escape and it was FABULOUS!! I loved great stirrup key. I've been on Royal's Majesty of the seas and Independence of the seas both awesome ships as well!!(RIP Majesty) You forgot about Royal's private island Labadee. That's a nice one as well. 😍
we cruised a lot when i was a kid on Norwegian. I always liked NCL. I always found the staff to be nice and the atmosphere to be Chill and never felt pressured for any reason, sometimes RCCL was a bit more stressy and judgy. i do not know, could be just me, but i always loved NCL. next year, i am taking my family on Carnival. which i am sure will be a new experience.
Very interesting. Never found staff to be "judgy" at all on either line. I do notice that the loyalty status on the cards seems to be flaunted more on RCL, but that may just be my imagination.
@@barbarahernandez4713 I went on carnival ONCE. It felt like the "walmart" of cruiselines. Definitely not a judgy crowd though. Had a drunk almost pick a fight with me in the buffet though. Went on NCL once as well. The service left a lot to be desired. Attitudes seemed a bit short. And frankly, I wanted a more family friendly environment. Have sailed Disney and Royal Caribbean multiple times. No major complaints with either so far.
I love both lines. I love the free at seas from NCL. That's the only time I get the drink package because I just pay the service fees. We have a family cruise on the Encore this Christmas and My husband and I have a cruise booked on the Oasis of the Seas in Feb. 2022. I think both are the same and different. One thing for sure, both keep their ships in immaculate condition and provide great customer service. I love the shows on the oasis class ships, completely amazing.
Price also is impacted by ports, number of stops, and ship. Before COVID, I could find many inexpensive cruise options on Royal, but they were often on older/smaller ships and had more days at sea which = fewer ports of call. Sometimes I enjoy more days at sea, but sometimes I prefer port intensive sailings.
I’m excited to make our own comparison this year/next. We have plans to do Odyssey of the Sea and Encore. I would think these new ships will be similar. We are also scheduled for the Mardi Gras. Maybe I can add more to the discussion after that.
I’ve never cruised with Royal Caribbean, but it seems to me that NCL caters better to solo travelers like myself, with an entire section of most ships dedicated to solo cabins, an exclusive lounge for those cabins, and a dedicated staff member to organize events for solo cruisers. I do like that Royal provides solo balcony cabins on some ships, which NCL does not. I also enjoy NCL’s Free at Sea promotions and the fact that I’ve gotten at least one “free” perk (drinks and specialty dining come with an added cost for gratuities). Often, you can find deals that include all 5 perks if you book far enough in advance. That being said, I do want to try Royal Caribbean next year. It looks like they have many more activities onboard, and I like their more “insular” ship design that allows for those inside-facing balconies.
Great point. Solo cruising is definitely a thing on NCL. And it's not just having a room with one bed. As you mentioned, there is an entire "ecosystem" for solo passengers.
We're Platinum members and soon to be Sapphire (NCL), last year we decided to try Royal Caribbean (Oasis of the Seas and Jewel of the Seas). We loved both cruises especially the Oasis, less than half capacity made it for a great cruise with little or no lines. We have no complaints but NCL is our home, it seems you get more for your money. But we would still cruise on Royal Caribbean.
This was a very good, and informative video! My first cruise was on NCL for my 50th Birthday, and the next 3 have all been on Royal Caribbean. I like them both, but I think my family steers more toward RC.
I've cruised both for a number of years as a single cruiser. Find the perks are a bit more generous on NCL as you achieve similiar levels of cruises. Also find NCL a little more outwardly friendly to their customers- both are friendly, just find NCL a wee bit moreso...
WHAT? You don’t mention the solo studio suite for those who travel alone? The single traveler demographic continues to grow, and NCL serves them like no other - hands down!
I've been on Norwegian 8 times and Royal 35 times. My wife and I just enjoy the Royal ships more because they have seemed to work out the kinks better than all of the other cruise lines and their layout seems to flow much better than any other cruise line.
Everyone keeps talking about RCCL having bigger ships and more things to do. What people don’t say is that a ship can get too big by having more than you could possibly do in a week on board and more people than you care to deal with on vacation. In this regard NCL stands out because it’s experience makes you feel like you’re the only person on board and anytime you want to do something you can. And what you do have time to do is carefully procured to give you a great value. For me, it’s NCL. I wouldn’t say by a large margin but I would say I feel happier, overall, on a Norwegian Cruise ship. For this reason, given a choice, I would book with NCL.
I make notes as I watch these.. One thing you failed to mention is that with NCL so many things are thrown in such as specialty dining, drinks package, wifi, excursions credit,etc.. This brings the cost down to lower than RCL.. Need to tell the whole story..IMO both cruiselines are very similar with great experiences..
Can’t forget Labadee, Royal’s private destination in Haiti. While not an island, it’s a very highly regarded destination with lots to do while still providing a relaxing experience.
What a great video to run into as I am comparing the both cruise liners! Very informative and balanced opinion. Definitely subscribed for future content. Thanks for sharing!
The pricing comment isn't true. NCL has been offering a fantastic deal where everything (specialty dining, wifi, and alcohol minus gratuities) is included. If you factor that in then NCL blows RC out of the water with their pricing.
You add in just gratuity for “Unlimited adult beverage, 3 specialty dinning, wifi plan and $50 per port excursion and sometimes free flight.” NCL is cheaper in my experience.
My wife and I went on a Royal cruise for our honeymoon about 9 years ago, our only Royal cruise. We also went on a NCL cruise about 4 years ago on the Joy, and after it, we decided we preferred NCL, which is why we are going on our next cruise with NCL fairly soon. My wife has her own reasons, but mine boil down to a singular grudge with Royal which makes no sense to me. We went on the Independence of the Seas, one of the older ships even 10 years ago, but the cruise was nice. My issue was that in the piazza area, there were 2 bars across from one another. One was meant to be a English style pub, and the other a sports bar. I thought this was a fantastic idea, and the atmosphere for both was great, with the classic wooden booths for the pub and the TVs showing games at the sports bar. However, while there were drinks a'plenty, neither served any food. This made no sense to me. Every sports bar in the good old USA, if not the world, has at least some munchies like pretzels, nachos, and above all else, wings, and yet there were none to be had. And what English pub is complete without some fish and chips or some bangers and mash? NCL on the other hand had food available from every bar, and I loved the laid back atmosphere prevailing the ship. It seems such a silly reasons, but I associate cruises with an abundance of food and an ability to get it at any time from any place on board.
We've taken 8 RCL cruises and have decided to give NCL a try later this year. Deciding factor was desired date, length of cruise, ports of call and perks.
I have cruised with RC 16 times. I love the cruise line, but I think I am going to give Norwegian a try just to branch out. the only thing is that I am a Diamon member, and that comes with a lot of benefits.
Both are top notch for sure. Been on both. Being a family with kids we prefer RC. My “Pop” he really is a NCL, albeit Haven, guy. Having a ride there with him is nice too….both are similar.
i got a 7 day on oasis of the seas sailing out of cape liberty to Bahamas, 1300 total for me and my wife, take advantage of the next cruise deals if you sail RC
New subscriber here. I enjoy your calm voice (some cruise channels feel the need to shout everything) and your demeanor. Are the beverage packages included on the private islands?
Got a great deal on enchantment of the seas this spring out of Jersey. Just under $1000 for a balcony and 7 day itinerary to the Caribbean! Would like to check out NCL someday as well.
@@WaltDittrich not too sure there..an overwhelming amount of positive test now come from Vax’d folks.. on cruises just like land. county I live in is saying this week 81% of the ICU COVID cases are Vax’d folks. Funny part is count just at 70% Vax’d. Just make your decision and enjoy. Don’t let the media/vaccine/politics run your life.
I just got back from Odyssey of the seas. RCL is one big nickel and dime experience. The ship was nice but the staff was just ok if not rude at times. I enjoy every cruise its like pizza even bad pizza is good.
Currently on RCCL Symphony of the seas. Wish I had stayed with NCL. The Symphony spa is a joke, one small room. And unless you eat at standard time, you can't find anything open to eat. I'm going back to NCL.
Been on both. My takeaway is that RCL has nicer ships and private Island but NCL has nicer customer service and nicer crew. The waiter on RCL was hitting on my wife. It kind of ruined the cruise for us.
I have been on RCCL and NCL. The last cruise I was on, was RC Liberty of the Seas. Very disappointing. I like to dine when I want where I want. I don't like assigned tables at assigned times. NCL is the best! Off to Alaska in two weeks on the Bliss!
I would never thought of comparing Royal Caribbean with NCL I would compare Royal Caribbean with Carnival. They both cater to the same demographic, whereas NCL mainly appeals to an older/mature group, but at a lower cost than Princess, Holland or Celebrity.
My feeling is that NCL is moving more toward older/mature in the future, but right now they seem to go for similar passengers. For instance, the Breakaway-Plus class has go-karts and crazy waterslides that are definitely for families. The new Prima class definitely looks like it's aimed at a different demographic.
I was on the Norwegian Gem, one of their older ships without go-karts and lazer tag, in August 2019; Norwegian definitely caters to families during the summer with a huge kids club and varied events for kids as young as three and as old as seventeen.
Having been on both, they are absolutely in the same class targeting the same market. Comparing Carnival to RC is wayyyyyyyy more apples and oranges than comparing RC to NCL.
I liked the video but I noticed Tanner seems to be biased towards larger ships and all the theme park crap on these huge ships. He's young and doesn't seem to realize that older people 50 + without children have no interest in any of it. I like the mature look of the older Norwegian ships and the new prima class looks awesome. They have some fun activities but nothing too juvenile. As far as market goes I think RCCL, carnival, and Disney are enough for the families
We decided to go NCL cause my two teens are over on those Disney style theme, when they saw the merry go round at RCCL Allure of the seas they both giggled, and was joking if they still want those type, they said they wanted to try the cart track, laser tag and VR pavilion at NCL’s Encore..and we all like to dress casual, i hate bringing formal clothes on hot humid beach vacations, and my teens want to bring their snorkel gears and laptop instead😂
These lines make me laugh with their "free at sea" programs. The cabin price goes up considerably when you get these "freebies". Calling them an "all-inclusive" price would be more accurate. For those of us that don't drink, these packages are definately not worth the price.
We canceled our cruise on Carnival Panorama for September and rebooked on Norwegian Bliss in October to the same ports. We canceled because Carnivals mask rules were getting to ridiculous but it turns out we also saved $800 dollars and got the drink package free.
I’ve been looking at RCL as an option since I’ve been cruising with NCL exclusively. I noticed that RCL has so much sea days compared to NCL being more port driven. And having to buy drink and dinner pkgs on Royal will be a first. ON A 11 day Hawaii cruise, 5 of those days are sea days, 4 are ports. That is a definite turn off. So I’m looking at Celebrity and hopefully it will work out
The biggest difference we noticed was in the service. Royal had far better service. The staff were nicer and friendlier and more attentive. The food in the casual buffet restaurant was better on Royal, as well.
I would have been interested to see how people thought the food compared. I had one attempt at RC and it was generally too 'busy' of a ship for me but I could see how it's perfect for families with teens, but the food was so utterly disgusting I said you couldn't pay me to go again. Lots of dishes that should have been hot were served lukewarm or cold, some cold dishes seemed like they'd been sat out in the warm far too long, one dish was frozen solid on the inside, one veggie dish I ordered came with random bits of chicken in it (I'm not veggie, but that made me worry about stuff like cross-contamination and allergies), and there was a serious lack of training in the restaurant staff in particular - BUT it was a pre-inaugural cruise, so hopefully they got better on that ship over time. I generally like almost all foods and will eat almost anything, but when you start to worry about food safety that's something other than preferences. I'm willing to think that trip probably wasn't representative of RC more generally though. Trying out NCL next month, so we'll see how that measures up...
I don’t think the pricing aspect of the video is accurate at all, to put it simply: factoring in the included drink package at NCL puts you just a touch more expensive than royal BUT you can’t forget you are having to pay for that after the fact with royal. Ultimately leaving you paying 100’s of dollar more with royal. (Ps don’t forget NCL is giving you 100’s of dollars in shore excursion credits and specialty dining which totals around $90 per person AND Wi-Fi minutes) cmon
Sorry but I think there are some point missing. In this video it seems that are talking only about the new NCL's ships, the ones that are mostly in the Caribbean, not like the ones I looked to go to Greece or to Mediterranean. I compare Gem or Jade to Odyssey there was a huge difference in decoration, spaces, entertainment (shows). Even I prefer the rout of NCL I went with Royal Caribbean because of the ship.
Food is better on RC for me. I was on a NCL Alaska cruise a few years ago and I thought even at all paid restaurant’s food were not good. I was on the new RC Wonder of the Seas recently and ate only the free food at the dining room, the buffet, the cafe, the pizzeria, Mexican locomoco, it was all good or decent. The entertainment and activities was also way better on Wonder of the Seas, but this is a new and biggest ship and I have not cruised on NCL new ships.
One thing I noticed between the lines was that they have different countries they source labor out of. Royal Caribbean had mostly Eastern Europeans when I sailed with them. NCL has mostly Asian people. Not that either was better than the other, I just like the Eastern European countries history more and it gives me something to chat about at the bar.
The biggest difference I’ve seen is NCL has poor service, mediocre food, and some crew members are downright rude. RC gives better service. Better food, too. RC gives choice between traditional dining service and my time dining. NCL does not offer the option to have traditional dining at a table with the same people and same servers each night. NCL I believe just increased their beverage package a huge amount. Then again, I don’t like that RC doesn’t have standard prices for beverage packages or CoCo Cay extra activities. It changes for different sailings.
The NCL free beverage package is deceiving. You are paying a gratuity on a package valued at $99, this amount to the cost of almost 2 drinks. Similarity with the free specialty dining. The first two pay a gratuity the the third pays the full price plus gratuity.
Hi, can you explain this further please. We booked a cruise and have the free at sea package with both the specialty dining and drinks package. We also added in the pre payed gratuity. We’ve never been on a cruise so any help would be great
@@juicygirl99xx Norwegian puts a value of around $100 per day per person on the beverage package. Therefore there is a gratuity charge of 20% or $20 per day per person. If you have one drink per day the package is not a good deal. If you have several drinks a a day it is good value. We found the benefit of the package is that you can have a drink any time you want and not have to think about the cost.
Hi Joseph, thank you! Do I pay that 20$ a day each day or would that be included in my booking? Also we added on the prepayed gratuity is this an additional gratuity? Sorry I just found it hard to get answers on their website
@@juicygirl99xx Enjoy your cruise, we have cruised with NCL three times, 7 day Hawaiian Islands, 9 day Baltic Sea and 15 Caribbean from New York to New Orleans. The one thing unique about NCL is the dinner format. The dinners are casual and there is no set meal time. Other lines will have an early seating around 6:00 and late seating around 7:30 and you are seated with 3 other couples. This makes it easy to meet people. NCL will probably seat you at a table by yourself. Some people like this and some don't.
You redeemed yourself by mentioning Free at Sea benefits..Bottom line for me is that each have their pro and con..I love both and would hesitate on either ship, go by the itenary you want..
Ncl wants to protect the people who cruise with them because they require all employees and the people who cruise with them to have and fully vaccinated
I am going to guess that this was a RCCL ad? Please don't get me wrong - I have cruised with RCCL and really enjoyed it bit this video seems everything but objective
I think the food on Royal is better than the food on NCL, especially desserts. I also do not appreciate the way NCL has created a first class and second class standard of cruisers with the haven.
I'd have to disagree with you on the food, especially if you include specialty dining. I think that the food options in the main dining rooms are about on par with one another, but, the number and quality of specialty dining options on NCL exceeds what RCCL has to offer. As for the Haven, you get what you pay for. If you want superior benefits and service, you pay extra for the Haven, if not, that's your choice, just like paying for a first class v. economy ticket on an airline. It's not like the staff on board treat you poorly if you're not a Haven guest, they're still wonderful, you just get additional services if you choose to pay for them. Just my opinion.
NCL has free drinking on every cruise every time. Simply put, NCL is the cheapest cruise if you like to drink. If you don't drink, Carnival is the cheapest. The cruise lines cater to different sorts of people. Cheaper initial fares are to draw in the cheapest/lowest economic classes. NCL seems like a more upscale cruise to me. I did a few cruises on Royal Caribbean but even with cheaper rates and my wife not drinking anything but soda, it was still cheaper to go on NCL. I lived 30 min from Tampa and 40 min from Orlando. I could get 2 rooms, drinking included, for $450 each for a 3-4 day Bahamas cruise. My wife and I and my parents got 2 rooms out the door for $900. My dad and I probably drank $900 in drinks.
I love RCL, but for next year searching aand comparing RCL is on the price side without the perks, let's say RCL drink package is not included with the price.
That 69/99 dollars per person per day expenditures is untop of the fare of 600 to 1000 for the 4 to 7 night cruise fares right? So a person can spend 1500 to 3000 for cruise n per day expenses easily...
Our one experience on RCCL was horrible, and my review of them on Cruise Critic reflected that! Perhaps the worst and most annoying part was the "nickel-and-diming" of RCCL, where they go after every last penny that they can squeeze out of you. For my money you cannot beat the overall packages of NCL!
he viajado por RC y NCL, y por mi edad me quedo con NCL, barcos no tan grandes, comes cuando quieres , rica comida, baile en spinaker, bares, me encanta.
I’ve been on birth cruise lines and we have choose NCL as our home line. I think that the accommodations and things to do on the ship outrun RC especially with NCL’s restaurants. I also think that NCL overtakes royal Caribbean I’m world class shows of all sorts.
how does price compare with royal if you get the all you can drink, and free wifi, $50 credit per excursion... etc. vs norwegians free at sea package that just comes with the ticket
The comment about having to book a great cabin to get free rewards from NCL is incorrect. I booked for April in an inside cheaper cabin, got a free second person flight, free dining in specialty restaurants and 20% off shore excursions.
Yes, NCL changes that deal around sometimes. Sometimes it is all perks for all cabins, other times it is a different number of perks depending on your room.
I've been researching cruises lately and after the exorbitant costs just for a room per day + taxes AND the add-on costs and excursions, cruises seem like a money pit and a waste. If I pay $500 (or more, which is ridiculous) a day for a cruise then I expect ALL the food to be great and not have to pay $40 a person to eat at some "fancy" restaurant in order to get a good meal.
Not agreeing with the statement that the 2 largest classes of ships from each cruise line are close. I went on a cruise from Port Everglades Oct 2017 on Allure of the Seas (OASIS CLASS) and as my wife put it This ship spoiled me from cruising on any other ship after the cruise. This past week Oct 3rd- Oct 8th my wife me and grown daughter went on a last minute cruise on the Norwegian Joy (GETAWAT PLUS CLASS ) from NYC. Both cruises were the exact same time of year. We were disappointed with the first cruise (ALLURE) before we went because the ports visited were changed from eastern Caribbean to western (we had been there western on 3 previous cruises) because of hurricanes. BUT the travel agent said to us that the ship IS the destination. We didn't believe him until we were on the ship and WOW. things to do restaurants to eat in Shows to see WOW. We then booked on the NCL JOY and thought well it's Norwegians biggest ship It's got to be good (NOT). The shows in the theater were good BUT if you want to see a show in any other venue your not getting in. I'm 65 and wanted to see the Beatles show and others went there and No seats (I needed to sit because I had just gotten Hip replacement surgery) Allure had a Beatles show it was in the Theater and this is how it was with every show on the JOY the venues were just to small. ALLURE had the theater, The Ice skating show, Water show, The Boardwalk, Central Park, better restaurants and we had a standard balcony room on Allure and it was really nice.on the JOY we upgraded to a Club balcony (thinking it was bigger than the standard balcony) sq ft yes as is said. BUT ACTUALLY NO the Bathroom makes the sq ft bigger. It had a tub instead of a shower. The actual size of the living space was smaller than the Allure's standard. and the layout was horrible. I looked at the Haven and might consider that. But between Norwegian Getaway Plus class and ROYAL CARIBBEAN OASIS CLASS ROYAL takes it by a lot.
If anyone ever goes on a royal Caribbean ship, they will see an unbelievably beautiful ship with a beautiful, promenade dock. They actually have parades it's like Disneyland. It's like a such a fun ship Norwegian if you like quiet and boring, then go for it, but ROYAL CARRIBEAN is so much more active with much more entertainment. Their ships are better looking when I went on the Norwegian ship I was looking for the same kind of action on the promenade deck, which is usually deck five on the ROYAL CARRIBEAN, there is no such deck on a Norwegian ship. It's just a boring deck usually 67 and eight with old people sitting around at the bar lol.
I just can't see where you came up with your price comparisons. Perhaps it's because we only do cruises longer than 7 days, but even using a simple method of the same criteria on vacationstogo and sorting by Price It's MSC and NCL that come up as cheapest every time. And then adding the perks, free at sea on NCL, there is no comparison. Yes, there are gratuities added on drink package, but it's still cheaper than buying a drink package. Plus free internet, upgraded dinners, port credit, I just can't see that there is any comparison. By no means can I except that Royal Caribbean is less expensive. I suspect Carnival is cheaper than both in the 7-Day segment.
Thank you! I'm just wondering for more of a change if Norwegian would be better since we went on Oasis last time. I think oasis and wonder might be very similar.
I wish cruise lines would describe their space using square feet. Your repeating of their tonnage is just terribly misleading. Those tonnage references are GRT (Gross Registered Tonnage), NOT displacement. The average person has no clue about these things and it is just dumb.
Your vacation starts at the pier. For God's sake get a passport and get your children passports. Yes, you can sail with other documents, but it slows you and everyone behind you down. Fully complete your online check in. Upload pictures and required documents. Print every document you can, do not rely on your phone. Put your vaccination card in your passport and have your test results in hand. We want to get you from car to bar n 10 minutes, but it's up to you.
Virgin scarlet lady seems to b unique... NCL n RC seem more insanely versed compared to virgin... virgin seems more of a laid back but business class type attractive cruise settings
