NCL Will Require Cruisers to Fly in a Day Early if...

Norwegian Cruise Line has made an necessary change for cruise passengers who e book flights via them for his or her upcoming cruise.

Beginning at present, everybody who books a flight via Norwegian Cruise Line should fly in a day earlier than their embarkation date. The cruise line said that the explanation for this alteration was as a result of friends lacking the cruise as a result of flight delays and cancellations.

Whereas cruisers shall be required to fly in a day early, they are going to be accountable for their very own lodge prices. This transformation solely applies to friends who e book their airfare via NCL and never on their very own.

The cruise line despatched out the next message concerning this alteration:

“Starting at present, January 26, 2026, all friends reserving air journey via all NCL Air applications shall be required to reach at their embarkation port at the very least in the future previous to crusing. This enhancement applies to all new air-inclusive reservations made on or after January 26, 2026, in addition to current reservations which can be repriced on or after January 26, 2026.

“We all know that flight delays (significantly day-of-sailing arrivals) have, in some circumstances, resulted in friends lacking embarkation for his or her cruise and having to downline to embark at a later port of name. This replace displays our shared objective of defending your holidays by permitting extra time for sudden journey disruptions equivalent to flight delays or climate interruptions, making certain a smoother, extra relaxed begin to your cruise journey.

“Necessary Word: To assist set clear expectations, please notice that as air booked via NCL will arrive in the future previous to crusing, friends shall be accountable for their very own pre-cruise lodge lodging.

As a reminder, friends might select to e book their pre-cruise lodge via NCL’s Lodge or Lodge Plus applications, launched this previous September, providing a handy possibility for securing lodging.”