DorothyB

Have you ordered from the Teppanyaki type restauarant - not just the "chinese" but what they cook on the grill in front of you if you go there? (cooked before delievered, not cooked in the suite)

Yes (but not sure how much advance notice is required) - I watched a video by a travel company that specializes in NCL and that was informative.

When you are in the haven, you can ask the butler to serve your dinner from the main dining room or specialty restaurants. We haven't done it personally, but know it can be done but we haven't taken advantage of it before. I do think there needs to be advance notice. Maybe others can chime in?

New question - We will be sailing on the Prima. One of our party has mobility challenges so we may do more meals in our cabin than normal. Usually we only do maybe one or two room service meals during dinner. I really LOVE the fried rice at the teppanyaki style restaurant which is Hasuki on the Prima. However, since that is the one restaurant I go to every cruise, the show is a bit old. I wonder if we can order from Hasuki to be served in our suite? Obviously it would come already cooked 🙂

Which ship? Suite / Haven guests on Jewel class ships have one restaurant designated for "suite / haven" breakfast and lunch, but not dinner. They will tell you which one - it might be Cagney's but it varies.

Anyone on the booking can have their CruiseNext applied when doing the booking. I was the third passenger and used one of my CruiseNext credits on a booking a few years ago. For Free at Sea - the Specialty dinners go ONLY to the first two on the booking.

I was just watching a review of the solo lounge on the NCL Prima and they had cookies (looked like only one kind) in the solo lounge.

I was just watching a youtube video that is maybe 4 months old and they showed COOKIES in the Observation Lounge between 3PM and 5PM! I wonder if that is still happening?

I've always sailed on Jewel class and Sun class. I found CoCo's!! Thanks!

Same question! and if cookies, when & where?

We were able to upgrade only one of the wi-fi packages on the ncl website. However, when we tried to upgrade the other one later, it wouldn't let up

I had them in April - dinner only - nutella, various fruit type fillings, etc

I am reading the cancellation policy on NCL.com and am confused. If I cancel a cruise over 150 days prior to the cruise, I see that I can do that with no penalty so I should get my credit card deposit back and my Cruise Next certificates should be returned to my account. However, I am reading that refunds need to be requested in writing. Can I cancel a booking online? If I need to call, can it be cancelled and the stateroom immediately available for someone else to book? or does that take some amount of time? Thanks!!

We boarded in San Diego this past Sunday. As part of the check in process, the person checking us in verbally asked my party as a group if either of us had experienced . . . . . We all said no, and that was it.

Every cruise I have been on, both of the main dining rooms serve the same menu on the same night.