Honest Truth of an 18 Day NCL Transatlantic Cruise | From Flooded Toilet to Amazing Staff

[@UnlockedVistas]

What a cruise! Lots of things we wish were better with NCL, but we made the best of it. Which is your favorite cruise line?

[@renerobinson9696]

lol love those bloopers 😂

[@UnlockedVistas]

That's the easiest part for us to film! haha

[@brian_wanderlust]

Good timing this video. I've never done a cruise before, was thinking of a Transatlantic cruise in December. I think I should first try a 3/4 day cruise before trying out a 12-day cruise. Do you two get motion sickness at all ? How was the movement on this ship?

[@UnlockedVistas]

We have both done cruises before and haven’t experienced motion sickness. We did have some nights that we could feel the movement more but it wasn’t too bad. We brought motion sickness pills with us but didn’t have to use them. Modern ships usually have better stabilizers and minimize the effect. Weather is the biggest factor so the conditions at sea will change from cruise to cruise. Just like on land, sometimes you just get some bad weather and that’s hard to predict ahead of time.

[@TheViewfromBethlehem]

It's a while off but I have a Barcelona to Miami, 14-day cruise booked on NCL. I am wondering if you found plenty to entertain yourselves - other than plumbing issues!! - on your many sea days? I enjoyed your video, thank you.

[@UnlockedVistas]

Hope you have a wonderful time on your cruise! We had lots to do on sea days- never felt bored. The staff had different activities but there were also games, books and puzzles at the library. And we used the sea days to try some of the specialty dining- we suggest booking those early as they do book up. We also had our kindle and laptops to keep us busy. We were initially concerned about sea days but by end of cruise we wish we had had more days at sea!