pantherpaw

On NCL's website they show the approximate cabin sizes and sometimes it's shown as a range like this, "Total Approx. Size 235-370 sq ft" Is there any way to determine which rooms are 235 and which are 370? I realize there's really not much of a difference, in practical terms, but I've always been curious about this

I'm looking for info on the sofa beds on the Viva, specifically in the OV or balcony cabins that hold 3 or 4 people. Are they pull out beds or the kind where the sofa seat becomes the bed when you take off the back? Any comments on comfort of the sofa bed are also appreciated.

I'm sailing on the VIVA in December. We only recently decided to purchase spa passes, but then realized it would be cheaper to bid on a spa balcony so we did that.(With the backup plan of buying spa passes later if we didn't get the upgrade) Now I'm seeing that NCL is doing away with the spa balcony rooms that include thermal spa access. If I go to my upgrade advantage page the option of bidding on a spa balcony is still there, with access to the thermal spa listed as a perk, but spa balcony rooms are not listed on the VIVA anymore. I'm wondering if anyone was upgraded to a spa balcony, on any ship/sailing, and if so did you get spa access or not?

We will be boarding the Dawn for a Baltics cruise on Wed, 7/20. I just logged into NCL and I see we've been upgraded from an ocean view on the deck 5 to a balcony on the deck 10, in a great location. I put in the minimum bid.

It's not just NCL. When I cruised Carnival in Feb they had no chicken - none, anywhere on the ship. When I cruised in March there was no basil and no lemons. Friends who got back from an RCL cruise a few weeks ago reported there was no milk after day 3