NCL PRIMA | First Look At Norwegian's Newest Cruise Ship! | 4K

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The creator provides an in-depth look at the Norwegian Prima, a new ship designed under the direction of Frank Del Rio. The video highlights several significant design changes, most notably the relocation of the Haven luxury enclave from the front of the ship to the aft. This move is intended to provide a more cohesive experience for guests staying in aft-facing penthouses. The ship is described as having more outdoor space than any other new cruise ship, featuring an expanded waterfront, an ocean boulevard, and infinity edge pools on the sides of the vessel. The creator notes that the Prima is smaller than recent Norwegian ships, which results in a better space ratio for passengers. The design is characterized as ultra-modern and luxury-focused, blending elements from Norwegian, Oceania, and Regent brands. The video also covers various dining options, such as the Indulge food hall and Los Lobos cantina, as well as specific stateroom features like the deluxe owner suites and the new club balcony suites. The ship is expected to home port in Port Canaveral for Caribbean sailings after an initial period in Europe.
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they've doubled down on the things that our guests which of course are their guests as well absolutely adore
this ship has the most outdoor space of any new cruise ship out there
they've taken food to the next level
this particular ship is going to start off in europe i expect her to go to europe in the summer
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