This morning’s itinerary started with two hour long meetings in the theater.
Probably the most earth shattering thing that came about from the meeting is NCL agreeing to pay commission on the whole cruise fare including the portion (which can be sizeable) which they called the Non Commissionable Fare.
After the meetings I went up to the buffet for lunch. I got some beef, a piece of pizza, french fries and a baguette, and a taco.
After lunch I tried out the escape room with some friends. Unlike other ships they had an actual, themed room. They did have someone monitoring us to help us. It was pretty good and challenging.
After the escape room I decided to try the Drop. It is a dry slide with a floor that drops from under you. They have you step inside a sleeping bag like device. It was good until I stopped in the clear section. I’m not sure if it is on purpose or not, but I could hear my friends laughing when I stopped. The minimum height requirement is 55″ which actually eliminates most kids. I guess some lawyer decided on it, because it didn’t seem that dangerous.
I spent some time relaxing in my favorite spot on the back of deck 8 outside by the bar.
I took a couple of pictures inside the Indulge Food Hall between meals without people.
I walked by the medical center. They had a menu and price list posted. There was also a vending machine for basic first aid supplies.
I took a picture of the sunset. It’s hard to beat a sunset on the ocean.
I had dinner at one of the specialty restaurants tonight, Palomar. This is a new specialty restaurant for Prima. It’s technically a seafood place, but they did have a filet mignon with bone marrow butter.
In addition to the food I ordered I also took pictures of my friends’ food as well.
And then there weas dessert…
After dinner I went to the theater where they demonstrated how they hide the seats to make the large disco.
I got a late night snack at the Local. I tried the Chili this time. It was okay.
That was enough excitement for one day.