Norwegian Luna

Description — Norwegian Luna

Norwegian Luna - the newest cruise ship of Norwegian Cruise Line’s Prima Plus class, put into service in 2026. It is a twin vessel to Norwegian Aqua and is approximately 10% larger than Norwegian Prima and Norwegian Viva.

Key features of the ship:

• length - about 322 meters;

• capacity - 3,565 passengers with double occupancy;

• crew - about 1,600 people;

• gross tonnage - approximately 156,300 GT.

On board, the ship combines modern attractions, a wide selection of restaurants, kids’ clubs, open promenade decks, and adults-only areas. Norwegian Luna operates in the Freestyle Cruising format: no assigned table, no mandatory dinner time, and no strict dress code.

The ship’s main destinations are the Caribbean Islands, the Bahamas, and Bermuda. A large share of the cruises are operated from Miami.

Recommended — Norwegian Luna

Norwegian Luna is best suited for:

• families with children and teenagers;

• active travelers who value water slides, sports facilities, and interactive entertainment;

• couples and groups of friends;

• passengers who don’t want to adapt to a fixed dinner time;

• lovers of modern liners and a wide choice of restaurants;

• solo travelers - there are special single cabins on board;

• premium-segment passengers who choose the comprehensive The Haven.

The ship may be less suitable for those seeking the most quiet vacation, a more intimate atmosphere, or a fare that includes almost all services right away. Some restaurants, entertainment options, and Norwegian Luna areas are paid for separately.

Programs on the ship — Norwegian Luna

The daily program is published in the Norwegian Cruise Line mobile app and onboard schedule. The range of activities depends on the itinerary and the specific day of the cruise.

On board, the following may be held:

• quizzes and team games;

• sports tournaments;

• dance classes;

• fitness sessions;

• live music;

• themed parties;

• karaoke;

• culinary and creative events;

• family programs;

• meetings for solo travelers;

• separate events for children and teenagers.

Some shows, restaurants, and popular entertainment options are recommended to be booked in advance via the app or directly onboard.

Nutrition — Norwegian Luna

Norwegian Luna offers a flexible dining format without an assigned table and mandatory dinner rotation.

The main complimentary venues include:

• Hudson’s - the main restaurant with panoramic views;

• The Commodore Room - a restaurant with classic service;

• Surfside Café - the main “buffet” style restaurant;

• Surfside Grill - light meals by the pool;

• The Local Bar & Grill - a restaurant with popular everyday dishes, open around the clock;

• Indulge Food Hall - a food hall featuring various cuisines and ordering via a tablet.

Specialized restaurants are available for an additional fee:

• Cagney’s Steakhouse - a steakhouse;

• Le Bistro - French cuisine;

• Onda by Scarpetta - Italian dishes;

• Los Lobos - Mexican cuisine;

• Palomar - Mediterranean cuisine and seafood;

• Hasuki - teppanyaki;

• Nama Sushi & Sashimi - sushi and sashimi;

• Sukhothai - Thai cuisine.

Visits to specialized restaurants may be included in the Free at Sea package. Without the package, NCL indicates an estimated fixed fee of about $40–60 per person, depending on the restaurant. For popular venues, advance reservations are recommended.

Entertainment — Norwegian Luna

The main highlight of Norwegian Luna is the Aqua Slidecoaster. Norwegian Cruise Line calls it the world’s first attraction that combines American roller coaster rides and a water slide. Passengers are lifted by a magnetic mechanism, after which the route winds through twists above several decks.

Among other entertainment options:

• The Drop - a ten-deck dry slide with a free-fall effect;

• Glow Court - an interactive digital sports court that turns into an entertainment space in the evening;

• Infinity Beach - open-air relaxation areas with panoramic pools;

• Oceanwalk - glass sections of the deck over the sea;

• Moon Climber - a multi-level area for active recreation;

• Tee Time - an interactive mini-golf;

• Luna Game Zone - arcade machines and digital entertainment;

• pools, jacuzzis, and a kids’ water park;

• a casino;

• a fitness center and sports courts;

• Vibe Beach Club - a separate paid adults-only relaxation area.

The main theatrical production is ELTON: A Celebration of Elton John, dedicated to the music of Elton John. The program also includes the multimedia show HIKO: Innovation Meets Wonder, as well as musical evenings Island Nights, Latin LIVE, Planet Disco, and the Norwegian Luna Eclipse Party.

Some entertainment options, including Luna Game Zone, LunaTique: Pop Circus, Deal or No Deal, and Wheel of Fortune, require an additional fee.

Tips — Norwegian Luna

On Norwegian Luna, a daily service charge applies:

• $20 per person per day - for interior staterooms, window staterooms, balcony staterooms and Club Balcony Suite;

• $25 per person per day - for suites and staterooms of The Haven complex.

The charge is applied to passengers aged three and above. It can be paid at the time of booking or left for automatic charges to be added to the onboard account.

For the cost of certain drinks, packages, spa treatments, specialty restaurants and other paid services, an additional 20% service charge may also apply. The terms should be checked for the specific fare and the country of booking. NCL current service charge rules.

Drinks Packages — Norwegian Luna

Depending on the promotion and the booking market, a cruise may be offered with the Free at Sea program. One of its options is Unlimited Open Bar.

Such a package usually includes:

• cocktails;

• beer;

• wine by the glass;

• spirits;

• soda;

• non-alcoholic cocktails.

The standard package applies to drinks priced up to $15. If a drink is more expensive, the passenger is charged $15 and the difference must be paid.

The expanded Free at Sea Plus package may include a wider selection of premium drinks, wine and champagne by the glass, bottled water, energy drinks, and Starbucks coffee.

Separate non-alcoholic packages may also be available. Inclusions, price, and service charge depend on the cruise date, the booking region, and the current promotion, so the terms must be checked before payment. Free at Sea terms.

Children's clubs — Norwegian Luna

Norwegian Luna is well-suited for a family holiday.

On board, there are:

• Guppies Open Play - a play area for children from 6 months to 3 years; the child is there together with parents;

• Splash Academy - a free kids' club for children from 3 to 12 years old;

• Entourage - a club for teenagers from 13 to 17 years old.

For children, there are also an water park, pools, Moon Climber, sports and interactive areas. Access to certain attractions depends on age, height, weather conditions, and safety rules.

The cruise price includes — Norwegian Luna

The standard cruise fare usually includes:

• accommodation in the cabin of the selected category;

• meals at the main restaurants, Surfside Café, The Local, and most areas of Indulge Food Hall;

• basic non-alcoholic beverages in designated restaurants;

• main theatrical shows and live music;

• themed parties;

• access to pools and jacuzzis;

• use of the fitness center;

• most of the main outdoor attractions;

• Splash Academy and Entourage;

• access to the public areas of Ocean Boulevard;

• baggage delivery to your cabin during embarkation.

The exact contents of the fare depend on the selected offer. The Free at Sea package may additionally include a drinks package, visits to specialty restaurants, a certain amount of Wi-Fi, and a discount on shore excursions.