Two big ships – NCL’s Aqua and MSC’s World America – passed recently at PortMiami, and surpassed expectations.

Part of the extra 10% space onboard Aqua was allocated to The Haven, NCL ... on Prima and Viva has been replaced by the Aqua Slidecoaster, a hybrid rollercoaster and waterslide. The attraction ...

Embarking on the Norwegian Prima in New York City was an eye-opening ... slide and a massive three-story go-kart track on the top deck, sparking my curiosity about trying them.

The 1,056-foot-long Prima Plus-class vessel is 10% larger than its Prima class predecessors, Norwegian Prima and Viva ... be it the pool deck or the Ocean Boulevard walkway with infinity pools ...

The Aqua is 1,056 feet long and capable of carrying over 3,500 guests, making it about 10% larger than her sisters, the Norwegian Prima and Viva ... called The Drop. The deck is lined with ...

“With an overall 10 percent size and capacity increase from sister ships Norwegian Prima and Norwegian Viva ... Additionally, the ship offers an expanded pool deck equipped with day beds ...

Aqua, which welcomed its first passengers this month, is 10% bigger than ... windows. Norwegian also heard from guests on Prima and Viva that they wanted more outer deck space, including at ...

When I embarked Norwegian Prima in New York City I thought I knew ... its side and a massive three-story go-kart track on the top deck. I was excited but also nervous about trying both the slides ...

We sailed on an older and newer ship on Norwegian Cruise Line: 11-year-old ... food scraps. Where Prima excelled was its open-air decks. Breakaway's al fresco deck housed the ship's five-slide ...

Overall, Indulge Food Hall will offer 10 food stations with international flavors and diverse tastes for everyone to enjoy. Finally, a new bar will also debut on Norwegian Aqua on Deck 6.

(Photo by Tiffani Sherman) NCL loyalists know the carpets on other ships have fish, which are always swimming forward. On the Prima, triangles replace the fish to help orient passengers.