Two cabins

[BLAMBKY]

What is Norwegian's policy on separate cabins for parents and teens? I know that Royal they need to be side by side or directly across from each other. :confused:

[Ilovesailing]

What is Norwegian's policy on separate cabins for parents and teens? I know that Royal they need to be side by side or directly across from each other. :confused:

 

Put an adult in each on paper then switch once on board.

[Daghis]

From this page:

Company policy dictates that a passenger under 21 years of age must be accompanied in the same or connecting stateroom by a passenger 21 years of age or older at the time of embarkation.

[BLAMBKY]

From this page:

 

Thanks!

[CruzLover80]

We were told they can also be across the hall from each other. My Mother booked two cabins for her and my younger brothers (17 & 16) in a guarantee cabin. NCL was well aware of my brothers being in a separate cabin, with that being said, the two cabins are on the same deck, pretty much back to back, except one is portside and the other is starboard.

 

However, the easier way is to book one adult in each room and switch while onboard and get cabins relatively close to each other.

[cb at sea]

As long as you book an adult in each cabin, they can be anywhere...you can easily change once onboard. Not a problem.

[garycarla]

I sure would not mess round with a gty since they can be changed and could cause a problem.