Pride of America
Inaugurated during the summer of 2005 after an incident where the ship actually sank during construction. The Pride of America was made from the hull of former U.S. Cruise Lines (American Hawaii Cruises and others) that went bankrupt shortly after 9/11. She is unique in design and will serve the Hawaiian Islands year around offering a 7-day, 4-island itinerary. The Pride of America is the first U.S. flagged ship in over a half of a century and features and American crew.
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111 users found this review helpful.
Just got back and after reading all the negative reviews before I went and I have to say one thing-DO NOT PAY ANY ATTENTION TO THE NEGATIVE REVIEWS!!. The staff was great - very polite and...read more
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63 users found this review helpful.
Contrary to some reviews we found the staff to be very friendly and courteous. We saw no rudeness whatsoever directed at customers although we did hear some grumbling about supervisors. The...read more
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120 users found this review helpful.
I had read all the reviews of this ship prior to making our plans and was kinda of leary but I was pleasantly surprised. This being our 4th cruise but first with NCL overall they did a good job....read more
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23 users found this review helpful.
Let's first start out with: I pulled out the sofa bed to prepare my toddler's sleeping area. There was a couple of packs of Marlboro cigarettes embeddd in the bedding!! It was disgusting and...read more
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58 users found this review helpful.
Overall, we found this cruise to be EXCELLENT. The service was outstanding and the ship ammenities very good. Our three children (ages 8, 6, and 5) were very sad to leave. Although my wife and I...read more
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266 users found this review helpful.
We researched POA before going and felt it would allow us to see more of Hawaii then any other plan with the money we had. We saw some negative reviews before going and had set our expectations...read more
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83 users found this review helpful.
Embarkation: We got on at 12pm and had our luggage and we were in our stateroom by 1:30pm. My husband and I had a port-side balcony room (get port side for the Na Pali coast cruising in...read more
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81 users found this review helpful.
Let me start by saying that ALL aspects of this cruise were EXCELLENT. Having said that I must admit that I was somewhat concerned about this ship and it’s crew after reading the multitude...read more
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63 users found this review helpful.
Our family (of 5) just returned from a (7 day) Hawaiian Cruise on Pride of America. In the weeks prior to sailing my wife and I had read numerous reviews of NCL's Hawaiian cruises. In that...read more
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30 users found this review helpful.
Embarkation – check-in was very quick as we used the Latitudes line for previous passengers. We had to wait a few hours for our room to be ready after we got on the ship – we had lunch...read more