Norwegian Spirit Cruise Reviews - Reviews

A wonderfully relaxing way to see a lot of Japan and some of South Korea. Beginning in Tokyo and ending in Seoul allowed for planning some pre and post cruise days to enjoy these cities.

Wrong embarkation information caused us the hotel reserved probelm.

Overall cruise was a great experience with my best friend. We had a nice time visiting places and chatting together our past and childhood days, o our family and grandchildren.

It not worth the money no matter how much you paid.

Very long journey across the Bering Sea with not a lot to do. Ports were good but were in port too short of a time in Japan.

The overall cruise was OK, but the service was not up to the level of our previous cruises,

All and all the trip was good. The one thing was my wife smoked and the area for smokers was really bad.

We thoroughly enjoyed every part of this trip. We may even do it again in a few years. Highly recommended. I really like this ship size. 2,000 people but never felt crowded. Other than embarkation and disembarkation, there was never a line to get on or off at port. The NCL excursions were mostly sold out, but we had great luck booking direct through the local visitor's center or online before we sailed.

Nothing to say. Felt service was less than prior sailings. Probably wouldn't sail on this ship again.

Was a lot of value for what you pay. Biggest disappointment was the excursions. Choose carefully, some over priced, especially Eden. Time in ports to short to do much.

It’s a great cruise though the weather wasn’t good but we did have a good time. Staffs are helping and nice. Unlucky we couldn’t visit few cities due to bad weather.

The ports were amazing! The best I've ever been too. Was upset that Tasmania Australia was cancelled prior to boarding and that Wellington, NZ was cancelled while we were on the ship. We basically had 4 sea days in a row, which is crazy. The ship is well designed and has great staff but the entertainment is up and down. The speciality restaurants were very good but the main buffet can be hit or miss. And the ship can be very boring for kids and teens, as they don't have a dedicated kid or teen club. Overall we enjoyed our trip and again, the ports were INCREDIBLE.

I will definitely cruise with Norwegian again. The only negative I can think of is that the itinerary changed from original plan (Several ports in Australia and one in New Zealand).

everything was above tremendous except the internet. It was very slow and expensive to upgrade which i did. still show and not always work. Had two days did not work. still an amazing trip Highly recommend

Overall a great cruise - we were dogged by bad weather but nice itinerary

Airfare Norwegian booked from Miami to Papeete is unacceptable. I was in cabin 2am I missed first daylunch and dinner on ship I couldn't visit Tahiti at all. Next day I was very tired to properly see Moorea and Norwegian gave us $250 pp " compensation" with restriction how to spend it. It is a joke. Can I see Tahiti now for $250? What a joke and rip off..

If you are looking for a bucket list cruise this is a good one. Hawaiian Island. You cross the equator, and you see French Polynesia. The price for the cruise was a bargain.

Overall a great experience. Staff were amazing, the energy and vibe of the ship and guests were super positive and happy. No messy drunk partiers or noisy kids. Still lots of activities and music to be entertained by. The ship was gorgeous from its recent renovation - beautiful spaces, particularly the Spinnaker Lounge, Social Club, and even the library/multipurpose room where many people hung out every day. Food was on par for NCL, and the available excursions were great~!

Was a great experience , would recommend NCL to all

This was a "make-up" cruise for a COVID-cancelled trip and was overall an enjoyable experience (other than the arduous 24+ hour travel to Tahiti). The only negative experience was the billing dispute that was not resolved (Latitudes discount not properly applied) and the indifference of the Guest Services staff.