O’Sheehan’s
Spice H2
O open-air nightclub
NORWEGIAN EPIC – THE HOTTEST NIGHTLIFE AT SEA
Norwegian Epic adds to the incredible party experience with more excitingly unique nightspots.
Go for that lucky strike BARS, LOUNGES & PARTIES
BARS & LOUNGES – with sports bars and whisky bars, martini bars and champagne bars, alfresco bars and more, bar hopping is a whole new adventure.
HIT THE DANCE FLOOR – you can take to the floor in a variety of venues. But when the stars come out, the Spinnaker Lounge is the place to be as it evolves seamlessly from cabaret lounge to late night nightclub.
BOWLING BLISS – chill in the ultra-hip Bliss Ultra Lounge with its mood-lit 10-pin bowling alleys, cool, contemporary style and amazing décor.
WHITE HOT PARTY – you have an open invitation to our White Hot Party, so pack something white and dress to impress.
DECK PARTIES – when the weather’s right, you can party on deck and dance under the stars.
SVEDKA ICE BAR – it’s 8 degrees below zero in here and so cool, it’s hot! Don a fake fur hooded cape and sip an ice cold vodka.
SPICE H2O – this is the most extraordinary open-air
nightclub at sea, where the swimming pool floor rises to become a dance floor and giant speakers keep everyone moving.
EPIC CLUB LOUNGE – guests of The Villas have exclusive access to this elegant private bar.
STUDIO LOUNGE – mingle with fellow cruisers staying in the Studios in this split level, urban-cool lounge.
SVEDKA Ice Bar, the first true ice bar at sea Not all facilities are available on all ships – see pages 72/73. Not all facilities are available on all ships – see pages 72/73.
www.ncl.co.uk • Book today 0845 201 8900 13
BARS, LOUNGES & PARTIES
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