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We used SAS transportation. They will pick you up at the airport and take you to the ship for $15 per person. They were prompt, courteous, and friendly. Just google SAS transportation and make a reservation through their email. We will use them again.

I took a taxi from FLL to the Port of Miami last year. It was $85 and the driver was upset when I wanted to use my credit card. I would strongly recommend calling NCL before you leave and use the shuttle.

NCL has a shuttle service that is $25 each way from the FLL airport. You can book the shuttle thru NCL.

I use Infinity transportation and have for many years. I do not take from airport but I do live in Ft Laud very close by. They are reasonably priced to be in a nicer car than a Taxi.

The Port of Miami is about 30 miles from FLL and a taxi ride would cost you around $70.

I just did it. We leave in 2 weeks. I noticed prices had dropped to fill the ship and I called agent. The next cabin up was now selling at the price we paid so he upgraded us. Simple. Good luck NCL is great.

Please contact our reservations department for upgrade pricing and availability 1-800-327-7030.

Contact NCL Reservations or your travel agent directly to request an upgrade which will likely include a price change.

Check for available staterooms and their price on NCL's website. That should give you an idea on how much it will cost to upgrade.
Since you already have a reservation, you will need to contact NCL or your travel agent to make the reservation changes.

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Yes you can get to Atlantis by taxi. It cost us $11 (before tip) from around the Straw Market for a private taxi. We got back for $4 each (gave the driver a 10) in a taxi you can get from the entrance of Atlantis. It will take you right back to the harbor. We went to the casino and wanted to see the aquarium but couldn't find our way over there and then we ran out of time. Don't know if there is a fee--think there is if you are not a guest at Atlantis.

Was in Nassau Nov 2012. Took ferry to Paradise Island for $4.00 per person. Short walk to Atlantis from ferry pier. On the way back to ship took taxi from hotel for the same price per person as ferry. Going back to mainland there is no toll on the bridge.

I have stayed at Atlantis twice, and intend to visit it again with friends during our upcoming cruise. The best way to go is to walk through the Nassau Straw Market (visit all the great shops), then take the water taxi across to Paradise Island. This takes about 25 minutes on the water. Then it is a brief walk up to Atantis. You can visit the shops, casino, and restaurants at no charge. If you stop for a drink in one of the bars, you can usually go through the "Dig" at no charge. It is awesome - don't miss Atlantis.

Casual wear. Lobster night on most ships is the first night of the cruise. also been on norwegian cruise line 9 times since january 2011. happy sailing!!!!!! leaving on the breakaway sunday may 12th. have fun!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Casual

You are freestyle cruising. Dress code is resort casual. There are a couple of dining rooms that do not allow shorts -- The Manhattan and the French Bistro. Other than the no shorts rule.. anything goes from slacks and collared shirt to full tuxedos.

Lobster night is the night you sail away from your embarcation port. SAT for us.

The dress code is a matter of where you eat...never more than nice pants and collared shirt.....but then again, you never have got to get out of shorts and t-shirt, if you do not want.....

You will have to go through the check-in process at the port. They will check your documents, passports, take a photo and issue you your room key cards. They will ask for a credit card at that time to setup your onboard account.
There are plenty of check-in counters and since the guests arrive at different times, there is hardly any wait time and you are done in 10-15 min.

I don't believe you can open the onboard account until you are aboard. I just sent myself some casino credits, and that, as other pre-trip reservations such as restaurants and excursions, has been billed to my credit card.

You could buy yourself a Bon Voyage gift of on-board credit. They have various increments available.

You can book at "My NCL" 45 days or less prior to the departure of your cruise/

you can pre-book all of your requirements through your on-line ncl account.its very easy to do

Yes. There is definitely enough room and beds to accommodate five adults.

As I recall, 5 and 7:30.....the times may ahve changed...so jsut check it when you call the reserve the show.....or when you get onboard

Wifi is available in the statrooms and the same package purchased can be signed in on your computer, tablet, or at the internet cafe.

A laser printer is hooked up to the kiosks at the internet cafe.

Speed through the satellite was extremely slow (typically 30-60 secs after hitting enter to get your next page) and on the last day at sea, so many users were trying to use their minutes up, that access time to the logon was 5-10 MINUTES just to get to the sign on screen!

A big warning is that you have to logout of your wireless session by typing logout.com if you don't, the internet thinks you are still connected and your minutes will be lost.

We went from 248 minutes to 0 because we didn't get confirmation that we had logged off the wifi.

By explaining our situation in the internet cafe, they restored 90 min so that we could print out our travel documents / boarding passes to fly out of MIA.

Some staterooms have internet available. The cost is the same anywhere on the ship for using the service.

Yes, and they are full power. My wife has a full head of thick hair and was worried the hair dryer wouldn't be powerfull enough. I can tell you it sounded like a full salon style dryer with tons of air volume and heat. Her own dryer stayed in her luggage for the trip.

Yes. All staterooms have hair dryers.