Several ships in the Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) fleet feature bowling alleys, though the company has begun removing them from older vessels to make room for other amenities. In 2026, the most famous installation is on the Norwegian Bliss, which features the "Ocean Lanes" bowling alley with spectacular views of the sea. The Norwegian Pearl was the first to introduce the concept in 2006 and still maintains its popular lanes in the "Bliss Ultra Lounge." Other ships like the Norwegian Epic also feature bowling as part of their diverse entertainment lineup. However, travelers should note that ships like the Norwegian Gem, Dawn, Jade, and Jewel have had their alleys removed during recent refurbishments. For the newest "Prima Class" ships, like the Norwegian Viva and Norwegian Aqua, NCL has replaced traditional bowling with high-tech "Duckpin" bowling or multi-game zones. Bowling on NCL typically costs an extra fee (approx. $5–$10 per person, per game) and is a popular activity for families on "sea days."