NCL Sea - Superior or Deluxe Ocean View?

[katondeck]

Does anyone know if there is more square footage in the Superior or the Deluxe? Or know of a web site that tells square footage of each type of room - NCLs website does not give a lot of information. We are going on a family trip this time and I want to book the cabin with the most usable space.

 

thanks!

[danfiveoh]

the superior rooms are slightly larger (I think 10 sq feet). We've been on the SEA 3 times. All of the rooms are smaller than any other ship that we have been on. Most of the online booking sites tell you square footage and even have photos.

[kchartsf]

We are booked in a category cc room on the Sea 10/2. The sq footage is actually quite a bit larger in the superior ocean view v the deluxe ocean view. Superior is 176 sq ft and deluxe is 126 sq ft. Here is a link that you might find helpful that details cruise ship rooms.

 

http://www.cruisestateroom.com/NCL/nclsea.htm

[ArkansasFish]

Check out rooms 2000 and 2200 on Biscayne deck on the Norwegian Sea.

I will have pictures later.

Also 3000 and 3200

http://content.onlineagency.com/c/5/5023/975776_5023.htm

I have not been able to find any site that gives actual pictures of the rooms. You would have to reserve by room number as other rooms in this category are almost half the size.

I read on here that there is 4 lower beds in these rooms, then one person told me they have a sitting area with a couch. I will be finding out Oct 2-2004

[katondeck]

Thank you for all the information. This will be my in-laws first cruise and I am after reading more on this board I am not sure the Sea is the best ship to start them off on. I have been on Carnival and Princess, my DH and I care more about ports than the ship. This cruise is so inexpensive it is hard to pass up, but because of the in-laws I am looking into the Sun too. Is the port in Houston really as bad as some people on here say it is?