11 Night FULL BOARD Transatlantic Cruise, Southampton to Miami Florida USA for 2 (£370pp) - 13 Feb 2024 with Norwegian Cruises

NCL usual add ons.


£199pp Free at sea for drinks and a special meal.
£15.50pppd optional grats.

Ship is in dry dock for some major work.

Good chance they won't be finished workers still onboard. Along with smaller risk of delay.


Plenty of other cheap NCL transatlantic to look at end of this year.

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Cheaper at vivavoyage. £345 Free at sea also cheaper


Also check US prices.

Seascanner is getting over sold on HUKD no one seem to check they are best value.

I won't vote either way but I don't think this is a great deal. Unlike most Transatlantic cruises it doesn't stop anywhere, so you are on the ship for 11 days straight. It may or may not be a comfortable ride in February.

There are a lot of Transatlantic cruises in Oct/Nov (Westbound) and Mar/Apr (Eastbound) that have great pricing, make 3-4 stops and don't have the uncertainty this one does coming right after a major dry dock where they are making some big modifications to the ship (mostly adding extra staterooms at the expense of public spaces).

If you don't choose a drinks package. What can you drink? Only tap water?

What's the transatlantic weather like in February?

£33 a day.

That's cheaper than living at home.

If you go with family the basic room won’t be available and in the end it’s just under £3000

What on Earth do people do during an 11 night transatlantic cru...wait there's a go-kart track?!

Everyone that spots an iceberg gets another day alive

Percentage of old and young people ? From which background ?

I have done the transatlantic in October on the queen mary and therefore would not contemplate this in February when the weather conditions could be similar.
I have never suffered from seasickness before but it was an uncomfortable 6 days that I do not wish to relive.
So yes a good price and thanks for posting but sorry it’s cold from me.

I’ve done transatlantic cruises before but with a max of 5 days between ports. 11 days is way too much and if the weather isn’t kind it’s going to feel like being a sardine inside the ship.

£15/ day service charge - You can add 'Free at Sea ' drinks package , etc for £199 each.

No WiFi?

im sure titanic went down that way to usa

My train to Southampton will likely cost more than this.

The missus said she wants a 2 week holiday to florida with the kids, this technically ticks the box, and makes the park tickets a lot cheaper. Heat (edited)

I have no idea how this works. Lol so how do you get back?

Not be confused with

Is it clear what day it reaches warmer clime?

How long do you get in Miami?

Just saw that I have a £150 cashback offer on spends over £500 at Norwegian on my Barclays credit card. New customers only. Valid until Aug 9.

I booked this trip earlier in the year, it was then cancelled by norwegian as the ship needs maintenance work.

Suitable for a couple? Or will it consist of feral kids, retirees, and weatherspoons clientele. Butlins on sea?

Remember this is going south to Miami.

Weather will be fine even if rough the first 3 days.

New prices with the free at sea 50% offer for the next 2 days.

NCL direct
£389 Inside
£488 Inside with free at sea(drinks)
Tips 15.50pppd

Vivavoyage (other TAs available)
£345/£434


This is dirt cheap £40pppd with drinks £55.50 with service.

Ah, this is because they will be repositioning the ship from Europe to the USA for the USA Spring market (no demand for European cruises in Feb/March etc. They'll be hoping to offset some of their costs for fuel/staff etc.

Yep, looks like a typical repositioning itinerary, no stops, savage continuous one way trip for 11 nights. Proper Horrible!

How long are you in miami and do you have to fly back home?

I'm not sure if I'm doing something wrong but adding one more person, a child 8yrs cost extra £499. Is this correct? That a shame 😔