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April 16th, 2006, 05:12 PM
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NCL PRIDE OF HAWAII
Pride of Hawaii (and some other NCL ships that cruise Hawaii) does not
have a Casino. Does anyone know why? Also I have read somwhere that the additional charge restaurants on NCL have any "early bird special? Is this still true? Thanks 
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April 16th, 2006, 05:39 PM
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ANDYA wrote: Pride of Hawaii (and some other NCL ships that cruise Hawaii) does not have a Casino. Does anyone know why? Because Hawaii does not allow the ships sailing their waters to have casinos. sue
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April 16th, 2006, 07:05 PM
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NCL PRIDE OF HAWAII
Because they are American ships sailing in American waters. Hence, no
casinos. In fact, when the Pride of Aloha was revamps for Hawaii sailing from the Norwegian Sky, the Casino became an Cultural Center. As for your question regarding "early bird specials" in the extra change restaurants, at least when we were on the Pride of Aloha, we did not encounter this option. However, things could have changed by now. Yet, on a few other cruises with some other lines, they were offering a half-price special if we dined on the day of boarding. John "ANDYA" wrote in message oups.com... Pride of Hawaii (and some other NCL ships that cruise Hawaii) does not have a Casino. Does anyone know why? Also I have read somwhere that the additional charge restaurants on NCL have any "early bird special? Is this still true? Thanks
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#4
April 16th, 2006, 09:31 PM
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They did not have a casino on the NCL WIND when we did hawaii,it had the
art displayed in what will now be a casino for their alaska sailing's It's in dry dock now (.a cruise lover.)
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April 16th, 2006, 11:38 PM
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"John Sisker" wrote in message ink.net... Because they are American ships sailing in American waters. Hence, no casinos. In fact, when the Pride of Aloha was revamps for Hawaii sailing from the Norwegian Sky, the Casino became an Cultural Center. As for your question regarding "early bird specials" in the extra change restaurants, at least when we were on the Pride of Aloha, we did not encounter this option. However, things could have changed by now. Yet, on a few other cruises with some other lines, they were offering a half-price special if we dined on the day of boarding. John Insightful post without any advertising.... Thumbs up. --Tom
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April 17th, 2006, 01:11 AM
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NCL PRIDE OF HAWAII
Tom K wrote: "John Sisker" wrote in message ink.net... Because they are American ships sailing in American waters. Hence, no casinos. In fact, when the Pride of Aloha was revamps for Hawaii sailing from the Norwegian Sky, the Casino became an Cultural Center. As for your question regarding "early bird specials" in the extra change restaurants, at least when we were on the Pride of Aloha, we did not encounter this option. However, things could have changed by now. Yet, on a few other cruises with some other lines, they were offering a half-price special if we dined on the day of boarding. John Insightful post without any advertising.... Thumbs up. Yeah, but I thought it was "any ship sailing in Hawaiian waters" aren't allowed to have a casino, not "American ships sailing in American waters". sue
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April 17th, 2006, 02:47 PM
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Sue and Kevin Mullen wrote:
Tom K wrote: "John Sisker" wrote in message ink.net... Because they are American ships sailing in American waters. Hence, no casinos. In fact, when the Pride of Aloha was revamps for Hawaii sailing from the Norwegian Sky, the Casino became an Cultural Center. As for your question regarding "early bird specials" in the extra change restaurants, at least when we were on the Pride of Aloha, we did not encounter this option. However, things could have changed by now. Yet, on a few other cruises with some other lines, they were offering a half-price special if we dined on the day of boarding. John Insightful post without any advertising.... Thumbs up. Yeah, but I thought it was "any ship sailing in Hawaiian waters" aren't allowed to have a casino, not "American ships sailing in American waters". sue I believe you are correct. We sailed on the Norwegian Star in 2003 (when the cruise included an absolutely wonderful, IMHO, stop at Fanning Island) and the ship did not have a casino.
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#8
April 17th, 2006, 03:22 PM
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Sue,
Even though the original question was the Price of Hawaii and other NCL ships that cruise Hawaii, you are indeed correct. Thanks for supplying a bit more detail to the definition of American waters and Hawaii. Since Hawaii is a State, hence American waters, cruise lines sailing to and from this destination from the main land, and that have Casinos, can indeed open them in International Waters. John "Sue and Kevin Mullen" wrote in message ... Tom K wrote: "John Sisker" wrote in message ink.net... Because they are American ships sailing in American waters. Hence, no casinos. In fact, when the Pride of Aloha was revamps for Hawaii sailing from the Norwegian Sky, the Casino became an Cultural Center. As for your question regarding "early bird specials" in the extra change restaurants, at least when we were on the Pride of Aloha, we did not encounter this option. However, things could have changed by now. Yet, on a few other cruises with some other lines, they were offering a half-price special if we dined on the day of boarding. John Insightful post without any advertising.... Thumbs up. Yeah, but I thought it was "any ship sailing in Hawaiian waters" aren't allowed to have a casino, not "American ships sailing in American waters". sue
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#9
April 17th, 2006, 04:16 PM
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"John Sisker" wrote in message ink.net... Sue, Even though the original question was the Price of Hawaii and other NCL ships that cruise Hawaii, you are indeed correct. Hi John, Does NCL America have another ship? The "Price of Hawaii"? The fact that you, almost always, have spelling mistakes in your quotes makes me wonder if maybe you are "Clint" in disguise. :-) Tobieon an Island in the Pacific
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April 17th, 2006, 04:24 PM
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Admitted typo. Sorry about that. Naturally, should have been "Pride" and not
"Price." John "Tobie Gerbrandt" wrote in message news:8jO0g.33046$WI1.24748@pd7tw2no... "John Sisker" wrote in message ink.net... Sue, Even though the original question was the Price of Hawaii and other NCL ships that cruise Hawaii, you are indeed correct. Hi John, Does NCL America have another ship? The "Price of Hawaii"? The fact that you, almost always, have spelling mistakes in your quotes makes me wonder if maybe you are "Clint" in disguise. :-) Tobieon an Island in the Pacific
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