Norwegian Prima Debuts New Bars And Drinking Venues The Local Bar & Grill has been revamped as an upscale beach club, and will have live music, cocktails and Americana cuisine.īut it's not all new onboard Norwegian Prima, several of the line's most popular dining venues will return, including NCL's signature steakhouse, Cagney's Steakhouse, French specialty restaurant, Le Bistro and Food Republic, the Asian-fusion specialty venue. Los Lobos is the line's premium Mexican venue. Onda by Scarpetta, which debuted on Norwegian Encore and is also on Norwegian Spirit, returns on Norwegian Prima. Other new venues include seafood specialty restaurant Palomar, which will feature high-end Mediterranean cuisine Hasuki, a new take on the traditional "hibachi-style" Japanese restaurant and Nama, a new sushi bar.īesides these new venues, Indulge Food Hall will be home to the returning restaurant Q Texas Smokehouse, as well as Coco's sweets and Starbucks.īeyond Indulge Food Hall, Ocean Boulevard will have three specialty restaurants with indoor/outdoor seating.
Sweet lovers will gravitate to Just Desserts and Just Ice Cream. Garden Kitchen will serve customized salads. The Latin Quarter will serve "classic Latin food with a twist," while the Tapas Food Truck will have elevated Latin-inspired street food. Located at the back of Deck 8, Indulge Food Hall is an upscale open-air marketplace-style eatery, with 11 different venues serving different types of cuisine.Īmong the venues that are new on Norwegian Prima include Seaside Rotisserie, serving rotisserie chicken and other items Nudis, which will have noodle dishes from around the world and Tamara, serving classic Indian dishes and vegetarian options. Dining on Norwegian Prima Includes New Indulge Food Hall You'll also find plenty of shops, bars and cafes in the Penrose Atrium, including Starbucks Coffee, the Whiskey Bar and the Prima Casino and The Penrose Bar featuring video poker machines. Lining the Penrose Atrium will be a three-deck-high light feature that will convey the feeling of the sun rising on the horizon and surround a three-level wall art piece that will resemble a topographic map. The space will include futuristic architecture including a large-scale chandelier inspired by constellations and features moving light fixtures weighing more than 7,300 pounds (3,311 kgs). Norwegian Prima debuts the line's first three-story Atrium.ĭesigned by Miami-based Studio Dado, the glass-walled Penrose Atrium will span decks six, seven and eight will be one of the focal points on Norwegian Prima. Norwegian Prima Features NCL's First 3-Story Atrium The highlight here are two infinity pools, each on one side of the ship, to bring people closer to the sea. Infinity Beach is another new concept debuting on Norwegian Prima. La Terraza is a new open-air lounge, meant as a retreat for sea views and as a place for people to take things easy. Two Oceanwalk glass bridges are another new deck plan feature, ready for your Insta feed. The area is 44,000 square feet long and wraps around the entire deck, encompassing not just restaurants and bars, but pools and relaxation space.Ī first for Norwegian is The Concourse, an outdoor sculpture garden with installations designed by Alexander Krivosheiw. Norwegian Prima's deck plans also have an expanded outdoor space with pools and restaurants on Deck 8 called Ocean Boulevard.
This deck plan design makes the ship look like a Miami waterfront condo building. The line's luxury ship-within-a-ship area, The Haven, has been relocated to the back of the ship so all cabins and suites, as well as the area's special sundeck, face the water. Norwegian Prima has a distinctive look compared to the NCL cruise ships that preceded it. Norwegian Prima's Deck Plans Look Different Than NCL's Other Ships The ship will be smaller than the last few ships that Norwegian has built, the Breakaway and Breakaway-Plus class – carrying 3,215 passengers vs. Norwegian Prima is the first cruise ship in Norwegian Cruise Line's new Prima class, and is scheduled to debut in August 2022.
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