Norwegian Luna

Who this ship suits

Luna suits families with older children and teenagers who want a busy top deck, and groups who like a lot of choice at dinner. Solo travelers are catered for with Solo Staterooms, and suite travelers with The Haven. She is not a small or quiet ship: she is the same size as Aqua.

The ship itself

Luna is the second Prima Plus ship and a sister to Norwegian Aqua. Norwegian gives her length as 1,056 feet, with 3,565 guests at double occupancy and 1,597 crew, which is about 2.2 guests per crew member. When third and fourth berths are filled, more people are on board than the double-occupancy figure suggests. Norwegian gives 2026 as the year she was built.

What you will find on board includes:

• Aqua Slidecoaster: a two-person ride that combines a roller coaster and a waterslide, with two side-by-side tracks, on decks 18 to 20.
• Tee Time: an interactive mini-golf course on decks 18 and 19.
• ELTON: A Celebration of Elton John: the ship's headline production show.
• Indulge Food Hall and Onda by Scarpetta among the places to eat.
• Observation Lounge: an indoor lounge with a 180-degree view.

Cabins

Cabins run from Inside and Oceanview through Balcony cabins and suites to The Haven. Solo Staterooms are designed for one traveler.

What to know before you book

• She is new, so long-term guest reviews are thin. Reviews of Norwegian Aqua describe the same design.
• We have not verified this ship's kids' club age bands or accessible-cabin counts. Ask Norwegian before you book if either matters to you.
• Check the Slidecoaster's rider requirements before promising a younger child a ride.