Norwegian Sun Cruise Reviews - Questions and Answers

A: and add to the comments. if there were any issues, you would see a heck of a lot more of it on social media. would never take the word of one person to impact any decision I would make about crusing.

Answered by DACruiser57 on May 13, 2024

A: There is no dress code, resort casual is as dressy as you ever need to get. Of course you can dress up if you want to! The fanciest things we ever pack are sundresses for me and khaki pants and button down shirts for my husband.

Answered by BrandieBrad on March 8, 2024

A: If you view the deck plans there is a legend at the bottom referring to different symbols. A diamond means queen size bed.

Answered by ampm1970 on October 5, 2023

A: You should be able to make Messenger calls. I personally didn't, but I used Facebook on the plan,and there are also Free Internet locations in Local ports for "heavier things"...just FYI

Answered by cclarry on November 2, 2023

A: Midway through the cruise they will offer a discount flyer, fill the bag for $29. Other than that- there was a bag along with an itemized list with prices that you could probably use at any time.

Answered by PVPHS97 on September 2, 2023

A: it does not. Neither does the Sky if you're looking at that ship.

Answered by DessertSteaks on August 2, 2023

A: I wondered the same thing but it does say you may not know right up until check in

Answered by StuPedasso on July 16, 2023

A: you may not see the heating element, but you can be assured that it has one and they will likely confiscate it if they find it

Answered by jallaway on July 11, 2023

A: We were on the Sun last July and they did not have reservations for the shows.

Answered by fixit31 on November 12, 2022

A: You can find a description of room here: https://cruiseline.com/ship/norwegian-sun/cabin/0109. Two lower beds that convert to a queen-size bed some staterooms feature a pull down bed and a convertible sofa bed to accommodate one or two more guests... a sitting area a television refrigerator and bathroom with shower. Size: Approximately 172-191 sq. ft. Occupancy: 3 guests standard some accommodate 5See More

Answered by CruiselineAdmin on August 12, 2022

A: For the last 2 cruises we've taken, they were on NCL and we greatly enjoyed this offer. Other cruise lines are imitating this offer. On the last cruise -- for 16 days touring South America and the Panama Canal transit -- the name-brands offered we... re excellent. The wines at dinner were greatly enjoyed... TIP: order the wine by the glass... it is unlimited. This avoids a bottle corkage expense.See More

Answered by CaliforniaCruzr on April 4, 2019

A: Better to do so. It's a small venue & fills up fast.

Answered by thespiritmoves on August 26, 2022

A: No smoking in restaurants! Designated areas on decks. There is a cigar lounge that is used by cigarette smokers, unfortunately.

Answered by thespiritmoves on August 26, 2022

A: Sports Bar @ deck 11aft portside serves food from 5:30 pm-5:30amGreat Cobb salad, wings, fish & chipsBar drinks better here than deck bar outside

Answered by outofeve on May 22, 2023

A: Yes

Answered by kcartglass on April 22, 2019

A: True, there are no formal nights. However, there are dress codes for dining in main dining room and specialty restaurants.

Answered by outofeve on May 22, 2023

A: Most ships offer a great range of items including cosmetics

Answered by CruiselineMich on November 28, 2018

A: Ships make every effort to accommodate guests with disabilities and impairments with wheelchair-accessible rooms.

Answered by CruiselineMich on November 28, 2018

A: Carnival and Royal Caribbean are the only cruise lines that allow drones to be brought onboard.

Answered by CruiselineMich on November 28, 2018

A: Virtually every cruise ship (except for some smaller vessels operating in coastal waters) has a fully-equipped medical facility and staff to handle almost any emergency.

Answered by CruiselineMich on November 28, 2018