What’s become a passenger favorite is a two-story windowed lounge with breathtaking views that sweep the entire horizon.
One of the distinguishing features of the Joy, Bliss, and now Encore is the Observation Lounge. The Encore is fourth Norwegian ship in the “Breakaway-Plus” class, joining its sister ships Norwegian Joy, Bliss, and Encore. Rendering courtesy of Norwegian Cruise Lines. From simple tips like how to get a table without a reservation to the best spots to people watch, we have a number of tips and things to know about Norwegian Encore before you set sail. With such a big ship - that’s also brand new - there’s a lot for passengers to know before they even set foot on board. On board you’ll find a stunning number of things to do and experience, ranging from the go-kart track that’s more than 1,000 feet long and juts out over the side of the ship to a new gelato shop (Dolce) to tons of eateries, laser tag, virtual reality, a dozen bars and lounges, and a lot more. How big of a deal is the new ship? At nearly 1,100 feet long, 20 decks, and 169,000 gross tons, Encore comes in the top 10 of the largest cruise ships in the world. With its debut in late 2019, Norwegian Encore becomes the latest and greatest ship in the Norwegian fleet.
