Norwegian Cruise Line introduces the new “More At Sea™” program, enhancing the guest experience with improved premium beverage offerings, more specialty meals, more Starlink high-speed Wi-Fi minutes across the fleet, and much more.
NCL is renowned for offering endless options with over 600 itineraries through 2026 calling at 450 destinations worldwide, and a fleet boasting more than 80 restaurants and a wide array of onboard activities. There's something for every guest traveling on any of NCL's 20 ships.
Those who make new bookings for trips starting on or after January 1, 2025 will be able to benefit from this new, more inclusive voucher.
“More at Sea” will feature an expanded range of services, a variety of premium beverage brands, such as Grey Goose vodka, Casamigos tequila, Woodford Reserve bourbon whiskey, and more. Guests can also choose from over 100 signature cocktails served at more than 80 bars, and enjoy even more dining options with meals, snacks, and desserts. Guests will also experience faster and more stable connectivity on board with Starlink high-speed internet access, as well as more complimentary Wi-Fi minutes.
The program will also include a shore excursion credit for the first guest, airline ticket credit on selected routes for the second guest, and certain complimentary trips for the third and fourth guests.
Responding to guest suggestions, NCL has replaced à la carte specialty dining prices with a fixed price for cruises departing on or after January 1, 2025.
“This has been one of the most exciting projects we have undertaken with NCL – always seeking to better and genuinely understand what our guests value most during their cruise,” commented David J. Herrera, President of Norwegian Cruise Line.
Norwegian Cruise Line is also redefining its onboard offerings to provide more diverse programming 24 hours a day from bow to stern. With a focus on providing more options for guests to enjoy entertainment outside the theater and throughout the ship, there will be something for everyone. The company is placing particular emphasis on musical productions. In addition, NCL is enhancing some of its most highly regarded shows in time for the debut of Norwegian Aqua.
To make vacations easier for its customers, NCL will launch a new mobile app across its fleet later this year, designed to streamline the guest experience at every point of their cruise journey. It includes enhanced features such as a more intuitive way to navigate and make onboard reservations, including dining, shore excursions, and entertainment; a simpler check-in process; a more transparent view of purchase history; and a dynamic home screen.
In 2025 and 2026 respectively, the company's most innovative ships, Norwegian Aqua and Norwegian Luna, will offer even more options to enjoy with the debut of exclusive NCL experiences, such as the Aqua Slidecoaster, the world's first hybrid roller coaster and waterslide. They will also debut the company's first specialty Thai restaurant, Sukhothai, as well as its first restaurant featuring an exclusively plant-based menu, Planterie.
Visiting 450 destinations worldwide, NCL offers itineraries for every type of traveler and vacation, from quick weekend getaways to immersive journeys for the most adventurous explorers. Starting in 2026, guests can look forward to a wider variety of shorter cruises; greater diversity in cruise lengths from Europe, ranging from seven to 16 days; and dream destinations like Alaska and Asia-Pacific will remain a key focus.
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