Norwegian cruise prices

36% of the 100,763 Norwegian fares we track later fell by $500 or more on a cabin for two. The median drop was $440 per cabin, and one in ten was over $1,320. Fares here move constantly, and the first price we recorded is very rarely the lowest one published.

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36%
Fell $500+ per cabin
$440
Median drop, per cabin
$1,320
1 in 10 drops over
100,763
Fares tracked

Fares by cabin class

What each cabin class costs, and how far its fare falls after booking.

Norwegian fares by cabin class
Cabin class Typical fare Per night Fell $500+ 1 in 10 drops over
Interior$1,544$18120.2%$760
Ocean view$1,826$21628.8%$880
Balcony$2,469$29725.4%$900
Mini-suite$2,654$33534.1%$1,050
Suite$4,937$51244.9%$1,980
The Haven$4,924$64362.2%$2,180

Fares are per person. Typical fare is the median lowest price on each upcoming sailing in the last 30 days. Drops are for a cabin of two guests. Not every drop is claimable: timing, fare type and the line’s rules decide that.

What it is worth

What a Norwegian price drop is worth

The median drop is $440 on a cabin for two, and one drop in ten is worth more than $1,320. None of that comes back to you automatically. Norwegian does not call when the price falls, so a drop is only worth money if somebody notices it while the claim window is still open.

Norwegian runs this through its Price Drop and Best Price Process. Before final payment: ask before final payment; NCL decides what, if anything, applies. After final payment: there is no dependable route, so ask the line but expect a no. Read the full Norwegian policy.

A drop is only worth something if it is claimed in time.

By ship

Norwegian ships

Price history for each ship we track. 21 in total.

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