Norwegian Prima Question

[jobinseattle]

Does this mean how it reads or is it for the length of the cruise.? 

Edited June 26 by jobinseattle

[genealogyfan]

What sure what you mean "how it reads"? 

[1bighund]

Those are the offers included in the Free at Sea price.  The drinks and dining do have a certain service charge added, so if you don’t want the drink package and you ‘uncheck that box’, your fare will go down.  Also with the dining package but that only amounts to about $20 per meal.  Indon’t know if there is a adjustment made if you decline the internet package

[cruiseny4life]

I think I know what you mean by your question, because when I first started cruising NCL in 2022 I thought the same (if I'm correct). 

 

The Open Bar and Shore Excursions are for the entirety of the cruise.

 

If you pay the gratuities for the Open Bar, as part of Free at Sea, you'll receive included drinks, up to $15 for the entire cruise. Water is not included. Fancified Starbucks coffee is not included. And there are some other items not included, but soda and alcohol are. 
 

For shore excursions, the person listed as Guest 1, will receive a $50 credit toward any excursion booked (multiple excursions may be booked in one port so long as the time doesn't overlap). Guest 2 receives nothing. 

 

For specialty dining, this will depend on the length of your cruise and the stateroom category booked. Most people will receive two specialty dining credits for Guest 1 and Guest 2. Here's a chart to show you the details:

 

Source: https://www.ncl.com/about/terms-and-conditions/promotions

 

For WiFi, you'll receive a set number of minutes, per Guest 1 and Guest 2, depending on the length of your sailing:

 

Source: https://www.ncl.com/about/terms-and-conditions/promotions

 

That source I listed above are the terms and conditions for the current Free at Sea offerings. You should read them to determine if Free at Sea makes sense for you. I'd say it does make sense for most cruisers. 

[Topdog52]

If you are a Platinum member, Is it worth $1200 more pp on the Prima for a club balcony vs a Balcony?

[Jim The Lizard]

1 hour ago, Topdog52 said:

If you are a Platinum member, Is it worth $1200 more pp on the Prima for a club balcony vs a Balcony?

I’m Platinum but not sure I’m following.  You already get laundry as platinum.   Already have the extra specialty dining as platinum.  On other ships, club balconies have much larger showers and sinks; Primas bathrooms are huge compared to most standard balconies.  So some of those club perks are already in place due to your tier status.  I’d say stick with balcony. 

[DorothyB]

I'm Platinum and if I were in a regular balcony, I would not even consider bidding on or paying more for a Club Balcony.

 

In fact, I have the current opportunity to bid on club balcony and suites for my next cruise on a different ship and am not even bidding on the club balcony.