Emma Cruises Spent 7 Days in The Best Balcony Cabin at Sea

Norwegian Cruise Line recently welcomed @EmmaCruises aboard Norwegian Prima to share her journey in a 5-part video series. Check out part three of the series and join the conversation, below! - - - I’ve been cruising for years and have stayed in balcony cabins on Norwegian's cruise ships in the past so when I boarded Norwegian Prima and found my cabin, I thought I knew what to expect. To check out Prima's future itineraries: https://bit.ly/42kYvzZ The next videos in the series: I Braved 5 of The SCARIEST Activities at Sea: https://youtu.be/yRjnwy0uyn0 From Buffet to Fine Dining I Explored a Cruise Ship Through FOOD: https://youtu.be/y7hiJCpQzmo When I first walked into the room though I genuinely had to check the deck plans to make sure that I had been assigned the standard balcony cabin that I had booked. The cabin felt so bright and open and spacious, and I’ve stayed in mini-suites on other ships in the past that felt far smaller than this. I stayed in cabin 13730 right in the middle of deck 13 and I can confirm, this is the standard balcony. The first thing that I noticed was this incredible mural on the wall behind the bed, it would be quite difficult to miss that one. I loved the subtle uplighting and the butterfly design, this is the same in all of the cabins across all of the cabin grades. Little did I know that I would find small things that surprised me in every corner of the cabin, from the wardrobes to the bathroom, there were things I’d not seen on cruises before. I noticed a big sofa complete with cushions and a desk on the other side of the room. Here I found the first of the big drawers which I affectionately named my bits and bobs drawer. I’m pretty sure thats a British phrase but I’m sure you get the idea, it’s the same as saying odds and ends. A drawer that is perfect for all of those everything things like chargers and hairbrushes that usually end up cluttering up the cabin. This drawer was huge and as I tested it out I noticed that it was soft close. A-mazing. Moving further into the cabin I noticed that there was a LOT of space under the bed. I’m a big fan of putting my suitcase under here so I can tidy away my dirty clothes throughout the cruise and this was fantastic for that. At one point I did test out the space under the bed and I could quite happily sleep down here if I wanted to. When I shared this photo online I had quite a few comments that said ‘I wouldn’t go down there, think of the dust’ well I’m happy to report that this cabin was spotlessly clean and having been under the bed, I think I’m more qualified to talk about that than most. I wanted my review to be thorough! This video is just one part of a 5 part series, so I look forward to seeing you in the next video! - - - Book & Plan Your Norwegian Cruise Here: https://www.ncl.com/?CID=SM_MOS_NA_ORGS_YOU_NA_TXT_YTSHIPTOURS_NA_NA_NA Explore Norwegian Prima Here: https://www.ncl.com/cruise-ship/prima?CID=SM_MOS_NA_ORGS_YOU_NA_TXT_YTSHIPTOURS_NA_NA_NA Be sure to subscribe to Norwegian Cruise Line’s YouTube channel to stay updated on the latest cruise deals, news and updates: http://bit.ly/2wEaHfQ [Paid Partnership]