Norwegian's Got Your Pizza Order

Norwegian Cruise Line (we understand they prefer the abbreviated “Norwegian” instead of NCL) now offers its popular Pizza 24/7 delivery service, that has been available on Norwegian Epic, throughout its entire fleet. You can experience the same land-based convenience at sea with pizza delivery to almost anywhere on the ship 24-hours a day. Pizza 24/7 is scheduled to roll out to the eight ships departing from U.S. ports throughout July and then in Europe to Norwegian Jade and Norwegian Sun in August. The 16-inch handmade, stone baked pizzas are $5 each and are available with mozzarella cheese and tomato sauce; pepperoni; or vegetarian with roasted peppers, mushrooms, red onions and mozzarella cheese.

“Our guests have deemed the 24-hour pizza delivery onboard Norwegian Epic a popular addition to our innovative Freestyle Dining options,” said Michael Flesch, Norwegian’s senior vice president of hotel operations. “We wanted to make it easy and convenient for our guests to enjoy a delicious pizza any time on our ships, whether it’s during a game of bowling, watching a movie in the Atrium, or in the comfort of their stateroom.”

In addition, Norwegian has introduced Norwegian Epic’s room service menu across the fleet with popular breakfast items, assorted soups, salads, sandwiches, desserts, and kid’s menu items. Norwegian’s room service is complimentary throughout the day except from midnight to 5 a.m. when an overnight surcharge of $3.95 is charged per order. If you order only beverages or pizza delivery, you will not be assessed the fee. By the way, Norwegian’s late-night room service fee came as a surprise to us. We support the move, though, as we did over a year ago when Royal Caribbean began charging for after midnight room service. Many mornings we’ve had to dodge fully laden trays set outside stateroom doors with food wasted during the night. Perhaps passengers, especially teenagers, will think twice about ordering food they won’t consume if they have to pay for it.

For further information about Norwegian Cruise Line, visit NCL.com.

Photo Courtesy of Norwegian Cruise Line