Which Norwegian Cruise Line ship has go karts?

The Norwegian Prima takes go-karting at sea to a whole other level—literally. Instead of two decks like other Norwegian ships, the Norwegian Prima's 1,400-foot go-kart track is spread over the ship's top three decks. And that third deck makes a huge difference.



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Go-Kart Racetrack The 2-level track spans on 2 decks, offering incredible sea views at height of 60 m (200 ft). It has a capacity up to 10 racers at a time on electric go-karts (Ferrari branded). Unlimited go-kart rides (weekly pass) costs USD 100 pp (offered on all 7-day cruise itineraries). Day passes cost USD 30 pp.

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Norwegian Joy Speedway Go for the checkered flag on a thrilling two-level race track in the middle of the ocean. Whether you're racing through exhilarating turns or simply relaxing on the top deck, cruising with Norwegian means vacationing at your own speed.

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Included with your cruise fare:
  • Three main dining rooms, the buffet and The Local Bar & Grill.
  • All mainstage theater shows and comedy in the Social.
  • Use of the pool, hot tubs and water slides.
  • Daily activities, unless noted below.
  • Use of the gym, but not most classes.


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Following a string of inaugural cruises and beginning June 2023, Norwegian Viva will be the newest ship embarking in the Mediterranean.

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Norwegian Cruise Line has completed refurbishments of three ships, Norwegian Breakaway, Norwegian Sun and Norwegian Star, as part of 'The Norwegian Edge' fleet-wide ship enhancement programme. All three vessels feature refreshed staterooms, as well as new dining venues and public spaces.

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The Norwegian Viva, scheduled to debut next August as the second in the Prima class, will homeport in San Juan from December 2024 to April 2025. The Viva will sail seven-day, roundtrip Southern Caribbean itineraries with no sea days, cruises that will include calls at Castries, St. Lucia, and Bridgetown, Barbados.

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Overview of Norwegian Cruise Line's Free at Sea promotion The choice of perks occasionally changes, but Norwegian typically offers the following five: a free drinks package, free specialty dining, free shore excursions, free Wi-Fi and free third and fourth guests in a cabin.

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Norwegian Cruise Line's Speedway is the first of its kind; a real life race track at sea. This completely unique experience allows guests to drive a go-kart-like car around tight turns and speed down straightaways as they reach up to speeds of over 20 miles per hour.

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The Norwegian Prima takes go-karting at sea to a whole other level—literally. Instead of two decks like other Norwegian ships, the Norwegian Prima's 1,400-foot go-kart track is spread over the ship's top three decks.

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Guests can play select arcade games for the duration of their current cruise. The Arcade Package includes arcade games with Green colored swipes.

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Eligible guests are entitled to two beverages per person per transaction. Includes premium spirit brands, cocktails, beer, soda, juices, and wines by the glass up to $15 value. Any items over $15 USD will receive an $15 USD discount and the guest will be charged the difference to their account.

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You can eat somewhere on a cruise ship 24 hours a day for free if you wish. The buffet and main dining room will serve, breakfast, lunch and dinner. In addition there is usually afternoon tea and at least one cafe area that serves drinks and snacks all the time.

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At several of the biggest cruise brands, including Carnival Cruise Line and Holland America, the main drinks packages that include all types of drinks cost about $60 per person per day. Other brands, such as Norwegian Cruise Line, charge as much as $138 per person per day for a top-tier package.

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Norwegian Spirit (1998) Norwegian Spirit is the cruise line's oldest operating vessel.

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