Norwegian Encore | Encore Speedway Full Walkthrough Tour & Review | 4k

A single ride costs $15 per person, but NCL offers an unlimited pass for the entire week at sea for $199.95. Befitting the theme, you'd better be fast to snag one of these. NCL only sells the passes onboard on a first-come, first-served basis. Book a cruise in The Haven with Harr Travel today! https://res.harrtravel.com/contact With 1150 feet of pedal-to-the-metal action, the largest race track at sea is bigger, better and only on Norwegian. Watch the ocean blur by as you zoom around high-speed curves suspended 13 feet off the side of the ship. And spectators can get in on the action, too! Revolutionary interactivity lets you boost your favorite racer past the finish. Good news for those who, like the staff of Harr Travel, appreciate a good go-kart experience. Norwegian Cruise Line's latest recreational option is a 1150-foot long go-kart track onboard its new cruise ship Encore. Called the Norwegian Encore Speedway, the 1150-foot track covers two stories on the top deck of the ship and has enough space to let up to 10 racers drive at the same time. The all-electric go-karts can hit 30 mph on a track that features 10 turns and has four areas that actually hang over the side of the ship—in one case, almost 13 feet over the edge. Each race session takes around eight minutes, and there is a viewing track where observers can use lasers to tag drivers and give them an extra turbo boost. Formula E, take notes. With the new track on the Encore, NCL now has three ships with go-kart tracks. The other two are on the Joy (which opened in 2017) and on the Bliss (2018). The track on the Joy has a Ferrari theme. An NCL spokesperson told Harr Travel that on boats that have go-karts, "the racetrack experience remains one of the highest-rated recreation activities on board." Filmed, Produced, & Edited By: Taylor Haenny