Need link to American and EU "version" of ncl.com

[rapata]

So glad I found this thread, as I was having the same issues. I live in Canada, but book my cruises in the U.S. and pay U.S. dollars. I don't want the stupid Canadian site, but as of a week or two ago, that's all I can get. And, I have a U.S. vpn, but it still directs me to the Canadian site.

 

For the record, I emailed NCL about this, and have heard nothing back. RCL, Expedia and some other sites take me to a Cdn. page, but all have the option of clicking somewhere on the home page to see U.S. page and/or listings in U.S. dollars. Not sure why NCL doesn't give this option, but I'd love to find out.

 

Going to try Hola with the link -- thank you!

Probably because if we can compare we will find out that the cruises they advertise as Canadian at Par are not really Par at all.....more false advertising.

 

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[karoo]

Although it doesn't sound like a sub-page will work anymore, here is one to try. https://www.ncl.com/vacations/#filter-expanded Good luck!

 

 

This link worked! Thanks for the info.[emoji4]

 

 

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[TrumpyNor]

I finally found a link to an American website that actually appears to show the same prices in USD for NCL cruises as on ncl.com, at least for the majority of cruises. Even though I prefer to book directly with NCL, I still find this webpage helpful if I want to check current rates in USD on various cruises or different cabin categories. As some of you have had the same problem as me regarding unsuccessful attempts to access the American NCL website when situated in Europe (or even in Canada), I thought you might appreciate this link just to be able to check the prices in USD - the link shows all NCL cruises but you can of course specify your search further through the menu on the left side of the page:

http://cs.cruise.com/cs/forms/CruiseResultPage.aspx?skin=1&phone=888-333-3116&pin=&lid=en&vid=624&did=-1&mon=-1

Edited January 24, 2017 by TrumpyNor

[hawkeyetlse]

That is a travel agency website (they are selling cruises), so the moderators will probably remove your post. But many US-based travel agencies have websites that can be used for the same purpose.

[TrumpyNor]

That is a travel agency website (they are selling cruises), so the moderators will probably remove your post. But many US-based travel agencies have websites that can be used for the same purpose.

 

Sorry, didn't even think about that when I posted it - as my own intention is NOT to book cruises there, I was just so happy to find a way to find current NCL prices listed in USD. It was just when I read your post, I realized that I had done something that is not allowed according to the CC guidelines. So I understand it 100% if they remove my post, as they actually should....

Edited January 24, 2017 by TrumpyNor

[Jetlagged787]

A very good free VPN you could try is Tunnelbear. The free version gives 500 Mb of data a month with option to upgrade for a fee for unlimited data.