Norwegian Bliss Review | Mexican Riviera Cruise

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[@pennywisem23]

I just watched every video of this series last night. Great job covering everything I can’t wait for my seven day Mexican Riviera trip on the Bliss this November!

[@HereTodayWhereTomorrow]

Wow! thanks! that means a lot. I am so glad you enjoyed it and I hope you have a great sailing in November!

[@CarnivalCruiseAddicts]

Thanks for the thorough review!

[@HereTodayWhereTomorrow]

Thanks for watching!

[@Pandbswideworldofports]

Looks like overall you had a pretty good cruise. I love the “Modernerno” reference! 😂 Great review!

[@HereTodayWhereTomorrow]

Aside from the meh weather it was a great cruise! Thanks for watching

[@pbxtech2609]

Thanks Enjoyed

[@HereTodayWhereTomorrow]

Thank you for watching!

[@janeleebradley3875]

Thanks so much for the review of NCL. I'm starting to get into cruising and watching reviews of different cruise lines. What would your recommendation be as far as location of the ship when booking a room with a balcony? I'm not really familiar with the different areas of the ship, so this advice from you is very appreciated.

[@HereTodayWhereTomorrow]

1st off, Thanks so much for watching! 2ndly I want you to know there isn't really a perfect location for all ships. For me, I need to know destinations and ship, and what is it that I am trying to accomplish. Certain ships dock certain ways at different port of call. for example. All MSC ships I have seen have the Starboard side of the ship facing the island at their private island, Ocean Cay. so I would highly suggest for that particular type of sailing to that port on that line, be on the starboard(right) side of the ship. But that is only one tiny example. Do research on the ports of call you want to go to, or the ships you want to sail on. KZbin is a wealth of knowledge. Feel free to ask as many questions as you would like here, or find me on facebook and shoot me a message. Either on the Here Today Where Tomorrow fb page, or my personal one, Rob McNeel! Happy Sailing!