Where does the cruise go?
On what ship will we be sailing?
What does the price of the cruise include?
What are the different
types of cabins ?
What type of citizenship
documents are required for the cruise?
What time is dinner?
Is there a dress
code on the ship?
What about smoking,
drinking and gambling on the ship?
Do children cruise for free?
Are there activities for children?
Are babysitters available?
Where does the
cruise go?
We are sailing to
the Eastern Caribbean on Sunday January 6th, 2008. For all
itinerary information click here.
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On what ship will
we be sailing?
The
Ship is called The Norwegian Dawn.
More photos available here.
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What does the price
of the cruise include ?
Your
cruise fare entitles you to accommodations, meals in any
of six dining rooms and most ship-board activities. Items
of a personal nature are not included, such as alcoholic
beverages and soft drinks and bottled water, spa treatments,
certain specialty exercise classes, laundry, photographs,
casino, ship-to-shore phone, e-mail, Internet, faxes, tips
and shore excursions.
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What are the different
types of cabins ?
All cabins on the Norwegian Dawn have: 24-hour
room service, a telephone, refrigerator, hair dryer, TV,
private bathroom with shower, sitting area, a safe, and
two beds that can convert to a queen-size bed. The cost
of a cabin is determined by the location and type of the
cabin. In general, the higher the deck and the larger the
cabin, the more costly. Cabin choices are based on availability
at the time of your reservation.
Inside Cabins are approximately
142 square feet (including the bathroom). They are in the
interior portion of the ship and do not have a window or
porthole.
Ocean View Cabins are approximately
159 square feet (including the bathroom). They have a rectangular
window or round porthole which looks out to the ocean, but
does not open.
Balcony Cabins are approximately
166 square feet (including the bathroom). They have floor
to ceiling windows and doors that open to a private 37 square
foot private balcony on the ocean.
Mini Suites are approximately
229 square feet (including the bathroom). They have floor
to ceiling windows and doors that open to a private 54 square
private balcony. They feature a luxury bath and shower and
have the services of a Concierge available.
Suites the ultimate in cruising.
They feature a CD /DVD library, a luxury bath and shower,
as well as butler and concierge services. Some even have
a whirlpool tub, outdoor hot tub and separate living room!
For pictures of the cabins, suites and deck plans click
here.
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What type of citizenship
documents are required?
A valid
passport is required for this cruise. For
a thorough explanation, click here
For additional information, please go
to www.travel.state.gov
or call the Passport Information Center
at 877-487-2778.
Non-US citizens must consult with the Department of Immigration
for proper identification requirements. These are the present
requirements, subject to change in the future.
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What
time is dinner ?
What time would you like it to be? NCL's exclusive
Freestyle Cruising lets you choose. They offer open-seating
dining in a variety of restaurants and cafés with individual
menus, so it's your choice. You can have lunch or dinner
with friends in one of the elegantly appointed restaurants.
Reserve a table for two in an intimate restaurant. Order
an omelet prepared just the way you like it from the breakfast-buffet
chef. Indulge yourself with delectable selections from the
Chocoholic Buffet.™ There are special menus for youngsters
and special entrées from Cooking Light®. There's even a
menu created by Henry Haller, former White House Executive
Chef under five U.S. presidents. Special meals are available
including low-calorie, vegetarian, no MSG, low/no sodium
and low/no cholesterol meals, as well as sugar-free and
fat-free desserts. All of the restaurants are non-smoking.
Most specialty restaurants require a per person cover charge
or offer a` la carte pricing. Reservations are required
and can be made on board.
There are 10 restaurants on the Norwegian Dawn. Dining in
Impressions, Venetian, Aqua, The Blue Lagoon, Salsa, La
Trattoria and The Garden Café (24-hour casual buffet) is
included in the cost of your cruise. There are four restaurants
that require a reservation and charge a nominal service
fee. To check them out click here.
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Is there a dress
code on the ship?
Freestyle
Cruising gives guests the freedom to dress as they please.
Resort casual attire is always appropriate morning, noon and
night. However, NCL does not allow any blue jeans, t-shirts, shorts, cut-offs, tank tops, bare feet, etc. in any of our
fine dining restaurants for dinner, including all main restaurants,
alternative restaurants, and cover charge venues.
Guests are allowed to wear blue jeans, shorts and t-shirts,
in the evenings at the buffets, outdoor barbeques, and 24-hour
venues.
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What about smoking,
drinking on the ship?
Smoking
is allowed in your cabin, on the pool deck, and in parts of
most public rooms but not in the show lounges, restaurants
and food service areas. Guests must be 21 to purchase or drink
alcohol unless they are sailing with their parents who have
signed a permission document which allows for the purchase
and consumption of beer and wine.
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Do children cruise
for free?
Children under two cruise free when staying in a stateroom
with two or more full paying guests. However, port charges
and government fees still apply. Reduced rates for children
sharing a cabin with two adults are available.
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Are there activities
for children?
Yes. To
learn about Kid’s Crew click here.
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Are babysitters available
?
NCL
offers group sitting for ages 2-12 for a nominal fee with
the Kid's Crew counselors. In addition to regular sitting
hours of 10 pm - 1 am, group sitting is available when the
ship is in port from 9 am - 5 pm. Private babysitting is
not available.
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