Our Favorite Parts of the Norwegian Breakaway

A compilation by The Cruise Web employees.
The two free-fall drop water slides on the Norwegian BreakawayWith only two days to explore an 18-deck ship with 27 dining options, a handful of different performances and a full on water park, you better believe we at The Cruise Web were a little overwhelmed while on the Norwegian Breakaway. After the initial shock of just how beautiful and new this ship is, we all  made as many reservations for specialty dining and performances as possible and set out to discover all that we could.
Now that we’ve returned and can fully process the experience, we asked everyone on our staff that was aboard the ship to fill in the blanks to this sentence:
“________________ was my most favorite part of the brand new Norwegian Breakaway because ______________________ .”
Read along to find out what our staff of expert cruise consultants and cruise support staff thought were the best aspects of the ship!
Karolina S.
I’ve been on several ships and have seen some pretty cool things on cruises, but I have to say the coolest part of the Breakaway is the free-fall water slide.  There’s just nothing quite like having the floor drop out from underneath you, sending you shooting down a water slide that actually sends you upwards at one point! This is by far my favorite part of the Breakaway.
Beth T.
678 Ocean Place was my most favorite part of the brand new Norwegian Breakaway because it was incredibly beautiful and there was so much to do. You could go shopping, dine, have a drink, play at the casino, or just relax and people watch.
Kris S.
I loved Fat Cats Jazz & Blues Club. Slam Allen is the best entertainer I’ve seen on a cruise ship!
Rashell O.
The variety of food options was the best part of the ship because I am a foodie and like to try different cuisines.
Frans H.
It was almost impossible to pry my two young boys away from the Aqua Park and sports deck! In addition to the super-fast water slides, it was fun to watch my boys do flips 20 feet in the air on the bungee trampoline and then join them on the huge intricate ropes course, culminating with a terrifying yet exhilarating walk out over the side of the ship from its highest point on a narrow 8-foot “plank!”
Samantha K.
The Cirque Dreams and Dinner Jungle Fantasy show was my most favorite part of the brand new Norwegian Breakaway because you get great entertainment paired with great, flavorful food. Very impressive!

Julie A.
The Haven suite area was my most favorite part of the brand new Norwegian Breakaway because of how exclusive and luxurious it is. Having a nice glass of chardonnay while relaxing in the exclusive lounge was a sweet memory.
Fat Cats Jazz & Blues ClubGloria H.
Fat Cats Jazz & Blues Club was my favorite part of the Breakaway because it features an amazing performance by guitarist Slam Allen. Mr. Allen is incredible! The live, electric band of guitar, bass, piano and drums sets the stage for authentic Mississippi delta-style blues and jazz. It is a very lively, interactive club where you can sing along to old favorites, dance if you like or just sit back and enjoy the music while sipping on your favorite cocktail. Allen even invites people in the audience to come up and play. It’s like an old school jam session and every performance is different because it is based on the crowd’s participation and interaction. There is even outside seating on the “waterfront” area. I could have stayed there all night!

Heather W.
Cirque Dreams was my favorite part of the Norwegian Breakaway because the show was amazing.  The actors/actresses were so athletic and artistic, and the costumes were fantastic.
John H.
The Haven Suites were my most favorite part of the brand new Norwegian Breakaway because of all of the perks that come along with the suites, including the private restaurant and the exclusive bar and pool area.

Rosalind S.
The Mandara Spa was my most favorite part of the brand new Norwegian Breakaway because the floor-to-ceiling windows provided a panoramic ocean view to partake in while you relaxed or indulged in any of the various steam baths, saunas and soaking baths. The digital lockers were literally “cool” because they didn’t use a metal key, which can burn your skin in the sauna or hot-tub!
O'Sheehans
Ellicia A.

O’Sheehan’s was my most favorite part of the brand new Norwegian Breakaway because they had duckpin bowling.  I do not remember the last time I went duckpin bowling and I think I may have to go again soon.  I also loved that they had pool tables, darts, video racing games, two basketball machines so you could compete against other opponents and Pac-Man and Asteroid video games.  Any bar that has Pac-Man is alright with me.

Austin G.
Ocean Blue by Geoffrey Zakarian was my most favorite part of the Breakaway because the service and atmosphere were delightful, and the cuisine was 5-star.
Margot P.
The Ice Bar was my most favorite part of the brand new Norwegian Breakaway because  it was very refreshing and different. The drink names are inspired by New York and served in frozen glasses  made of ice. I had the Yellow Cab, which had vodka, peach schnapps and orange juice. Even the ice sculptures featured some of New York’s famous buildings like The Empire State Building and the Statue of Liberty. The seating was all made of ice blocks that were covered in a nice warm furry material. It was an awesome experience.
Mike H.
The Fat Cats Jazz & Blues Club was my most favorite part of the brand new Norwegian Breakaway because Slam Allen, the lead singer of the group, is unbelievable.  He does a great job of engaging the crowd and keeping everyone tapping their feet.  He’s also known to call on audience members to sing or play guitar!
Adam W.
The variety of entertainment choices onboard was my favorite part of the brand new Norwegian Breakaway. The ship featured the Broadway show Rock of Ages, the “Burn the Floor” ballroom dance show located in the main dining room, the Cirque Dreams and Dinner Jungle Fantasy in the Spiegel Tent, the Fat Cats Jazz and Blues Club,  Headliners Comedy Club featuring improv from The Second City, and “Howl at the Moon,” the dueling piano bar that rocked… what a potpourri of fun!
Erica K.
The Atrium on deck 6 was my most favorite part of the Breakaway because it was a luxurious space to sit and catch up with friends. The seats were cushy and chic, Carlo’s Bake Shop was right there for a quick treat and the huge two-story video screen had lots of beautiful images of New York City to inspire the mind.
Now it’s your turn to fill in the blanks. Which of our favorites most excites you? Experience the Breakaway on your own, check out the great deals on Norwegian cruises and find a sailing. Then, after you’ve experienced the Norwegian Breakaway, come back and let us know what you were most impressed by.
 
NOTE: The Cruise Web, Inc. received complimentary inaugural staterooms from Norwegian Cruise Line, which in turn were offered to the employees listed above. The views and opinions expressed herein are those of the contributors, and do not necessarily reflect the position of The Cruise Web or Norwegian Cruise Line.
 
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