Norwegian Epic
About This Ship
Overview
Aboard Norwegian Cruise Line's newest and largest ship, it's all about the entertainment. While Norwegian Epic has a unique new cabin design and more than 20 places to dine, the entertainment is almost over the top with such celebrated acts as Blue Man Group, Howl at the Moon (a dueling pianos show), the Second City improvisational ensemble, Legends in Concert, and a one-of-a- kind interactive theatrical dining experience with Cirque-style performers. For the kids, there are Nickelodeon characters onboard and a character breakfast. The only extra entertainment charges are for the Cirque dinner show and the character breakfast.
Also epic are the numerous bars and lounges. For the coolest drinks at sea, Norwegian Epic features an ice bar (for an extra charge).
The spa features a thermal suites (for which there is a charge), and expansive areas are reserved for children and teens. Pools have three waterslides and a plethora of lounge chairs. For the best view of the sea, there is a rock-climbing wall.
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