joespin

seriously

Thanks for the tip

Thanks for the reply and pro tip!!

got it, enjoy your cruise

OK, thanks,I stand corrected. Never heard of logout.com. So just to clarify, if for example I go to google.com and then search for some info. I go to that site and read the article. Then I have to go to logout.com to end my internet session?

We'll be sailing on the Prima on the 5th of April and had the same question. I asked it in another thread but didn't get a response. Anyway thanks for your response but I couldn't be more confused. I have read different posts all with different answers. I then called NCL and they were less than helpful, suggesting I go to the restaurants after 5 PM or call from my room. Right, both of those would yield absolutely nothing, one being too late and the other waiting on hold or busy forever. I hope your recollection is correct. Thanks again.

Thanks for the reply's but there is still confusion based on them. You don't "log off" the internet, you just close browser. The only thing you log out of is the wifi network so I assume @seemoreroyals is correct when he says you have to sign out, meaning sign off from the wifi?

Hi everyone. We had some friends just off an NCL cruise. Like us they only had a basic internet plan. I believe it is 150 minutes for the duration of the cruise. In any event, unbeknownst to them, they found out that even if you do not use the internet but have your phone connected to their wifi network you will be consuming minutes. They had to argue with the staff to get their minutes reinstated. What this means to me is you have to continually logon and log off of the wifi network to conserve your minutes. Does this sound correct to you?

First time on NCL in many many years. Mostly sail Princess and Celebrity. We didn't book until later for our April cruise so all speciality restaurants were booked. According to NCL they book 20% in advance (I've seen different numbers on this thread). My question is; is there a central reservation desk to make dining reservations or do you, should you, go to each of the speciality restaurants individually. If centralized, does anyone know where it is on the prima, deck and general location? TIA