CRUISE SHIP: the Norwegian Bliss from NCL, what guests can expect

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Visitors boarding the Norwegian Bliss can anticipate a holiday filled with relaxation, diverse activities, and attentive service. This Norwegian Cruise Line ship, part of the Breakaway Plus-class fleet, offers a modern design with innovative amenities, ensuring a pleasant experience for guests of all ages.

Reception Areas

The Penrose Atrium, a two-deck central hub on Deck 6, greets guests with its sleek design, featuring a two-story video screen, chic chandelier, and glass staircases. Surrounded by the Atrium Bar, guest services, and high-end shops selling duty-free jewellery, it serves as a lively social space with live music and games creating a welcoming ambiance.

Dining

Dining on the Norwegian Bliss caters to diverse tastes with 20 dining venues, including seven complimentary options. Three main dining rooms—Savor, Taste, and The Manhattan Room—offer multicourse meals with Freestyle Dining flexibility, allowing guests to dine when and where they choose. Specialty restaurants include Cagney’s Steakhouse for premium cuts, Los Lobos for Mexican cuisine, and Food Republic for global small plates (entrées around $20-$40). The Garden Café buffet and The Local Bar & Grill, a 24-hour eatery, provide casual bites. Coco’s serves gelato and chocolates.

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Entertainment

Entertainment keeps guests engaged day and night. The Bliss Theatre hosts Broadway-style shows like “Jersey Boys” and “Six,” with full-scale productions. The Cavern Club offers Beatles tribute performances, while the Social Comedy & Night Club delivers stand-up and themed parties like silent discos. The Bliss Speedway, a two-level go-kart track ($15 per ride), and an open-air laser tag arena provide thrills. Family-friendly activities include the Aqua Park with waterslides, a kids’ splash park, and Splash Academy for ages 3-12 with crafts and games. The Ocean Boulevard promenade features a glass-bottomed Oceanwalk.

Accommodation

The ship’s 2,220 staterooms range from compact studios to expansive suites. Studio cabins, at 100 sq. ft, feature full-size beds and access to the exclusive Studio Lounge for solo travellers. Inside cabins, at 135-201 sq. ft, include twin beds convertible to a queen. Oceanview cabins, at 160-372 sq. ft, offer picture windows. Balcony cabins, at 207-394 sq. ft, provide private verandas. The Haven, a luxury ship-within-a-ship, includes suites from 324-6,694 sq. ft. with king-size beds, private balconies, and 24-hour butler service. All cabins feature plush bedding, interactive TVs, and ample storage.

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Hospitality

The Norwegian Bliss prioritises guest comfort with a high staff-to-guest ratio. The Freestyle Cruising concept allows flexible schedules, supported by the Norwegian Cruise Line app for reservations and navigation. The crew’s friendly approach creates a home-like atmosphere, with 24-hour room service available (fees apply without More at Sea package). The Mandara Spa offers massages and facials, with a Thermal Suite featuring a hydrotherapy pool and Snow Room ($249 weekly pass). The Vibe Beach Club, an adults-only retreat, provides hot tubs and cabanas for $209 per week. The Haven offers exclusive amenities like a private pool and restaurant for suite guests

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