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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1 users found this review helpful.
We have sailed mostly with Royal Caribbean but have cruised a number of times with NCL as well as Carnival, Princess, Costa, Disney, Fred Olsen and Festival. This cruise sounded ideal as you...read more
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1 users found this review helpful.
This Cruise was the worse experience my husband and I ever had. Many people on that cruise were also upset over the many problems we encountered. First, It is NOT freestyle dinning. We had...read more
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10 users found this review helpful.
Ruth Dockins This was my first time to visit Hawaii. Part of the fun of a vacation is the anticipation of it. I believe that most of the people who sent in reviews of the Pride of...read more
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This was our first cruise on an NCL ship, having done two previous cruises on Carnival. First I must say that Hawaii is very beautiful and the overall experiences on shore were good. And...read more
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3 users found this review helpful.
Just got back from this cruise. The ship was beautiful, and the itinerary was great. We spent a lot of time off the ship and on the islands. Now for the bad part. The food and the service were...read more
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2 users found this review helpful.
My husband and I were looking forward to a return visit to Hawaii - a cruise this time, rather than staying at a resort. While we enjoyed the islands immensely, our ship experience on Pride...read more
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15 users found this review helpful.
This was our fourth cruise experience but our first, and last, on an NCL ship. Our party of 6, all experienced cruisers, were together to celebrate the 25th wedding anniversary of my wife...read more
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1 users found this review helpful.
This was a new ship however, inadequately staffed. The room stewards did a fine job. The free styling restaurants had up to a one and a half hour wait to even get seated. They took an...read more
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5 users found this review helpful.
I boarded NCL’s Pride of America on Sept 3rd and shortly left on Oct 1st with the WORST experience of my life!!! First off let me say that the recruiters lie through their teeth to get...read more
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14 users found this review helpful.
I have never before been on a cruise and I was very excited to visit the different Hawaiian Islands. I had heard from friends who loved the food, service and wonderful mixture of relaxation...read more