Norwegian Joy is Norwegian’s new cruise liner built exclusively for Chinese travellers. While the ship won’t be making its debut until next summer, Norwegian recently unveiled some of its previously undisclosed features and amenities.
Norwegian Joy will debut an all-new Norwegian feature — the at-sea concierge level. The level of staterooms will come with larger balconies, luxury en suite amenities and a dedicated concierge to arrange dining and entertainment. Guests will also have access to the concierge-level lounge.
Another never-before-seen cruise ship feature will be the two-level racetrack. Other fun experiences include an open-air laser tag course, multi-story waterslides and virtual reality simulators capable of transporting guests everywhere from cliff tops to the Star Wars universe. Older guests will enjoy the top deck garden space and duty-free, high-end shops.
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