I just returned from a NCL cruise to Alaska on the Pearl. NCL provided all that is needed for a deaf person to enjoy a cruise. Interpreters were on board and available 24/7 for any show, excursion,etc we chose to do. Reserved seats were provided at the evening shows. Any excursion we booked through the cruise line, the interpreters were on. A pager for emergencies was made available, closed captioning was on the tv, a phone was provided, etc. Whatever was needed was provided. Book a NCL cruise and request services. They do an amazing job.
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I just returned from a NCL cruise to Alaska on the Pearl. NCL provided all that is needed for a deaf person to enjoy a cruise. Interpreters were on board and available 24/7 for any show, excursion,etc we chose to do. Reserved seats were provided at the evening shows. Any excursion we booked through the cruise line, the interpreters were on. A pager for emergencies was made available, closed captioning was on the tv, a phone was provided, etc. Whatever was needed was provided. Book a NCL cruise and request services. They do an amazing job.