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Not included in the cruise fare are certain
alcoholic beverages, drinks from the mini-bar,
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speciality coffees not served in the restaurants
during meals, the convenience charge for room
service orders (not applicable to continental
breakfast selections until 10:00 or to The Haven
and Suite guests with butler service), spa and
beauty treatments, use of the spa facilities and
bowling alleys, casino play, shore excursions,
certain fitness classes, certain on-board
seminars, dry cleaning and laundry, purchases
in our shops on board as well as from Dolce
Gelato on Breakaway-Class ships, speciality
cakes and pastries, photographs, ship-toshore-phone, e-mail, internet, faxes as well as
gratuities and personal expenses.

regulations governing departure manifests, all
guests are required to complete the Online
Check-In at least one day prior to sailing. All
guests must complete check-in at the cruise
terminal and be on board the ship no later than
one hour prior to the departure time noted on
their cruise documents or they will not be
permitted to sail. Please note that guests who
have not filled out their Online Check-In will be
required to complete check-in at the cruise
terminal at least two hours prior to sailing. Any
late arriving guest may join the ship at an
approved port of call in the scheduled itinerary.
Such guests will be responsible for all applicable
fees and travel expenses to that subsequent
port of call.

Please note that in order to comply with Spanish
and Italian tax regulations we are required to
charge Spanish/Italian VAT on applicable retail
items purchased on board cruises from/to
Barcelona, Venice and Rome (Civitavecchia),
as well as on all other cruises whilst the ship is
in Spanish or Italian waters.

Boarding Time in Ports of Call: In all ports of
call, it is also the guest's responsibility to be
back on board the ship no later than one hour
prior to the ship's scheduled departure time.
Please be aware that shipboard time may differ
from the port of call and it is the guest's
responsibility to follow the shipboard time. In the
event a guest misses the ship, it will be the
guest's responsibility to pay all expenses
incurred to rejoin the ship.

If you have purchased a Fly-Cruise package,
economy flights and transfers between
the airport, hotel (where applicable) and ship
are also included. Check your chosen itinerary
for full details. See pages 40-42 or visit
www.ncl.co.uk for more information.
Please note that the information provided in this
paragraph is correct at the time of going to print
but subject to change.

CAN I PRE-BOOK MY SEAT FOR
THE FLIGHTS?
Sorry, but due to the nature of the Fly-Cruise
booking, seats will only be allocated at check-in,
so get there early to ensure you can choose
your seat. Only fully fit and able-bodied
passengers may occupy exit row seats. These
seats may therefore only ever be assigned at
the discretion of the airline at check-in. Due to
the configuration of the aircraft it may not always
be possible to obtain seats together. Norwegian
Cruise Line has no control over the allocation of
airline seats and cannot guarantee seat
requests.

ON BOARD

WHEN CAN I BOARD THE SHIP?
Arrival at the Cruise Terminal: For your
comfort and convenience, we recommend that
guests do not arrive at the cruise terminal more
than one hour prior to the scheduled
embarkation time printed on their cruise
documents. Due to security regulations, you
may not be allowed to enter the cruise terminal
before the scheduled embarkation time and
may want to avoid waiting in potentially
inclement weather as the waiting area outside
the cruise terminal may be restricted. Please
also note that refreshment facilities and seating
at and around the cruise terminal may be
limited. During the Online Check-In, you may be
asked to select an arrival time at the pier if your
booking is Cruise Only. Please make sure to
arrive at the selected time.
Final Boarding Time: In order to facilitate the
embarkation process and the processing of
your eDocs, and to comply with government
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WHAT ABOUT CURRENCY AND
HOW DO I PAY FOR MY EXTRAS
ON BOARD?
The currency used on board our ships is US $.
We've made paying for on-board expenses very
easy. When you check in you open a shipboard
account by registering a major credit card, Visa®
debit or charge card - VISA®, MasterCard®,
American Express® or cash passport card*. If
you prefer to pay by cash or traveller's cheques,
a suggested deposit for a 7-day cruise is US $
300 per person, US $ 150 per person for cruises
up to 6 days or US $ 450 per person for cruises
of 8 days and more at check-in (subject to
change). Then, you simply sign for your
personal expenses as you go and they will be
charged to your account.
*IMPORTANT: Norwegian Cruise Line does not
recommend the use of a debit card or cash
passport cards as payment for your on-board
folio. Please be advised that multiple holds will
be placed on your card account based on your
on-board purchases. Throughout the voyage
incremental holds will be obtained based on
your on-board expenditure. This will reduce the
amount of available credit on the card or restrict
the availability of cash in the checking/debit
account or cash passport card. After settling
your on-board folio, these card holds may
remain on your account for up to 30 days after
the cruise ends. To avoid overdraft charges
from your bank, please make sure that you
have enough available funds in your account
during this hold period. Norwegian will not be
responsible for overdraft charges resulting from
holds placed on debit card accounts.
Authorisation-hold releases are solely within the
discretion of your lending institution. This will
also apply to cash passports used as a credit
card.
Personal Cheques or currencies other than the
US $ cannot be accepted on board, except on
our European cruises where deposits in Euros
are accepted. Any excess deposit will be
refunded at the end of the cruise in US $. Please
note that, should you wish to change this excess

deposit to Euros, a foreign exchange fee will
apply. Please also keep in mind that it's always
worth having a small amount of local currency
for immediate expenses on arrival at your
destination and for any purchases you make at
your ports of call. Traveller's cheques and most
major credit cards are accepted in the ports we
visit.

IS THERE A DOCTOR ON BOARD?
A doctor and nurse are on each ship to provide
medical care and services at customary
charges. Please note that the medical facilities
are designed to provide basic medical care and
guests may have to be evacuated at their own
expense in the event of serious illness. Please
be aware that there is no dentist on board.
Norwegian Cruise Line does not have the
equipment on board to assist guests with any
type of dialysis treatment. Please ensure you
have the right travel insurance cover. Norwegian
Cruise Line has its own charging system similar
to shoreside facilities in the U.S. and we do
follow standard medical care, so please insure
you have appropriate travel insurance.

CAN I SMOKE ON BOARD?
We want you to be comfortable on board, so
staterooms and public areas throughout all our
ships are smoke-free. If you smoke cigarettes,
you can do so in the casino (players only) or in
the Cigar Bar (where available). If you prefer
pipes or cigars, you can smoke in the Cigar Bar
or designated smoking lounge. Also, you can
smoke cigarettes, pipes and cigars in outdoor
public guest spaces and open decks where
designated by the appropriate signage. Please
be aware that electronic cigarettes cannot be
used in public areas where there is a no
smoking policy in force. Smoking inside your
stateroom or on your balcony will result in a
US $ 250 cleaning charge added to your onboard account. Please note that Singapore has
imposed a ban on e-cigarettes.

WHAT ABOUT ALCOHOL
CONSUMPTION AND
WINE CORKAGE?
Guests must be 21 years of age or older to
purchase or consume alcohol (terms and
conditions may vary on alcoholic beverage
packages, please check at the time of booking).
With the exception of Alaska and Hawai'i
itineraries, Norwegian Cruise Line permits
young adults between 18 and 20 years of age to
purchase and personally consume wine and
beer only while on board and with the consent
of an accompanying parent. Authorisation will
be given only when the accompanying parent
completes the Young Adult Alcoholic Beverage
Waiver form. This form can be obtained and
completed at the Guest Services Desk on
embarkation. However, guests 18 years of age
or older are permitted to consume wine and
beer when sailing on round-trip voyages in
Europe, South America and Australia without
having to complete the Young Adult Alcoholic
Beverage Waiver form.
All guests are prohibited from bringing alcohol
on board our ships. If you purchase any alcohol
at one of our ports of call or in our on-board
shops, we will safely store your purchase(s) and
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