Knighthunter

21 minutes ago, mjkacmom said:

The FAS is $21 pp pd, a glass of wine is around $13, so if you drink more than 1 glass, it’s a good deal. Plus, you can bring on as many bottles of wine as you wish for no corkage, so that $50 bottle on NCL will cost you $8.

Did NCL drop its corkage charge? I see it’s not applicable if you have the. Beverage package.

and i also see it’s $15/bottle otherwise 

That’s great info Keith. Thanks very much.

Hi Keith

How and where were you offered this list? I’ve never seen anything like it on any of my previous cruises. Is this a Platinum perk perhaps?

Thank you Complawyer, that is my understanding as well. Just wondering if I had overlooked something.

we are not drinkers and not really interested in NCL drink package even if it’s “free”. But we do like wine with dinner and the occasional sip in our cabin.

Again, thanks for your comment.

On the last three cruises with NCL, I  was never offered the option to purchase a four or six bottle wine package. Perhaps this was because I had the drinks as part of the Free at Sea package. Does anyone know if wine packages are offered on NCL and how they can be purchased.

in general, Can it be rough sailing the South Pacific in November. We are considering Tahiti to Hawaii cruise November 2024 on Norwegian Sun. I’m afraid we don’t tolerate rough seas very well.

NCL seems to have relocated Venice embarkation to Trieste. Has anyone embarked in Trieste and what airport  have you flown into? How did you travel to the cruise port in Trieste?

Does anyone know if there is free Wi-Fi on shore at Great Stirrup Cay?

Thanks for the info. And yes it’s November 🫤

First time bidding 

Hi

Has anyone heard back from Norwegian about their bids for a cabin upgrade on this sailing?

I read someplace that there are Port Guides/Summaries some place on cruise critic that give a concise detail of the port, transportation, wifi hot spots, etc. But I can't find anything like it on the site. Does anyone know if they exist and where I find them?

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Thanks for the post. Great info. How did you find the shuttle stops, are they obviously marked?

Hi folks, just a simple question I can't seem to find the answer to; how long does it typically take to disembark the Spirit when she docks at a Mediterranean port?

It's in the FAQ.

Wine & Champagne Policy

Guests may bring bottles of wine and champagne on board. When bottles are brought on board and served or consumed in any restaurant, public room area or in their stateroom, a corkage fee will be charged according to bottle sizes noted below.

750 ml Bottle: $15.00 USD

1,500 ml Magnum: $30.00 USD

Wine or champagne sent directly to the ship by travel agents, friends, family, etc. or from another retail source, are subject to the same fees. Box wines are not allowed on board.

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As suggested, I went to the FAQs and after some digging I found the answer. Yes you can restock at any port, just declare it and they will move you to another person who will charge your cabin.

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Does Norwegian ever offer deals on specialty dining during the cruise?

MDR, does this refer to Windows and Garden?

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I New I read it some place. It's $15 per bottle?

Super. Glad to hear. Thanks for the info:D

hi, I read somewhere on here that we can bring bottled wine onboard. To consume in our cabin or even at dinner. A corkage fee was mentioned, does anyone know how this works, how much and where it applies?

Thanks

hi, does the Spirit have a small fridge in their balcony cabins? I've seen one pictur the seems to show a fridge, but not sure.

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Thank you Keith for the great info. We cruise the Spirit in June. Excuse my ignorance but what does MDR stand for?

hi was wondering if anyone knows what time shows or entertainment typically starts in the evenings.

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Hi

My wife and I are thinking of a Caribbean Cruise next spring and we would like to bring my older brother (83) with us. In general what sort of cabin options would we have to accommodate 3 adults with separate/private sleeping areas?