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Norwegian Dream

A huge expanse of windows overlooks the aft pool deck, soaring from floor to ceiling in the stern-facing Terraces restaurant.


Launched in 1992, Norwegian Dream was stretched in 1998, when a 130-foot midsection was added to increase her size. While additional staterooms and a lovely new reception area were added, unfortunately the sizes of most public rooms were not increased enough, and these areas can feel cramped when the ship is fully booked. An odd result of the lengthening is a passageway that forces passengers to walk through the Four Seasons Restaurant in order to reach the forward staircase and show lounge.


Fast Facts

10 passenger decks

2 specialty restaurants, 2 dining rooms, buffet, ice-cream parlor, pizzeria

Wi-Fi, some in-cabin safes, some in-cabin refrigerators, some in-cabin DVDs

2 pools

Fitness classes, gym, hair salon, 4 hot tubs, sauna, spa

8 bars, casino, dance club, library, showroom, video game room

Children's programs (ages 2-17)

Dry cleaning, laundry service

Computer room

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Forward-facing outdoor decks are hard to find on most cruise ships these days, but Norwegian Dream has several in addition to the wraparound promenade deck. There's always a spot available to view what's ahead.

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