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Norwegian Cruise Line
SS Norway
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Reviewed by: Maud Sumberland
# previous cruises: 10+
Date of Trip: June 10, 1995
Itinerary: Transatlantic
I think the ss norway is the most grandest ship in the world. When i went on to the ship the crew were polite and they gave me a booklet about the ship and I later found out that the ship is the longest in the world.
There was a really relaxing Pool and the lounge was decorated to very high standards on i think the sun deck you could hire a deck chair and they give you a card saying that you have purchased the chair.
We dined in the restaurant and the foods were lovely.
We had a very grand suite and it was very roomy as in lots of space, we had a bath and that was a full length bath and me and my husband bathed together so it differently could fit two people in and the room wasn't to noisy and it wasn't to quiet.
I think the entertainment was excellent and the staff of the cruise line were very polite.
We stoped at only 2 ports the one we left from and then the one we finished our voyage on. The child care was good even though we didn't have any children it looked like the children were having fun.
The passengers were very friendly there was people from all over the world french, english etc.. and if they wanted to i probably would invite them round for tea.
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