Ocean Boulevard
Open-air promenade with dining, relaxation and panoramic outlooks.
Read the guideThe first Prima Class ship pairs a 294-metre hull with a guest capacity of 3,195 at double occupancy. Here, every number is tied to an official NCL source rather than an estimate.
Figures below are published by Norwegian Cruise Line. Gross register tonnage is a measure of enclosed volume, not the ship's weight.
Norwegian Prima entered service in 2022 and led NCL's Prima Class. NCL highlights larger outdoor areas, a 360-degree Ocean Boulevard, infinity pools and a three-level speedway as defining elements.
Cabin symbols, connecting-room markers and accessible features matter more than deck number alone. Use the official interactive deck plan for a cabin-specific check because layouts and category codes can change.
These are confirmed Norwegian Prima spaces, though access, charges and programming may vary.
Open-air promenade with dining, relaxation and panoramic outlooks.
Read the guideA three-storey venue designed to change from theatre format into a nightclub.
Read the guideNCL describes saunas, pools and a two-storey waterfall within its spa experience.
Read the guideDeck 6 gaming venue with confirmed slot and table-game formats.
Read the guideVirtual-reality experiences, simulator rides and escape-room concepts.
Read the guideAn exclusive accommodation enclave with private areas and service features for eligible guests.
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