Norwegian Bella deck plans

Norwegian Bella (2028-built) is the sixth/last of the PRIMA-class and the fourth/last PRIMA PLUS-class NCL-Norwegian Cruise Lines' ships. BELLA's sistership is AURA (2028).

Norwegian Bella cruise ship deck plan shows a total of 1976 staterooms (36 categories) for 3840 passengers (max capacity is 4714) served by 1957 crew-staff. The boat has 21 decks (17 passenger-accessible, 10 with cabins), dining options (11 restaurants and food bars, many with indoor/outdoor seating), 17 lounges and bars, 5 swimming pools, 9 Jacuzzis (outdoor whirlpool hot tubs), 16 elevators (including 2x The Haven lifts).

NCL's PRIMA PLUS-class ship design features more and larger public spaces (both indoor and outdoor), smaller passenger capacity (in comparison to the preceding designs/BREAKAWAY and BREAKAWAY PLUS), new dining and entertainment options, a total of 35x dining venues and bars/lounges (including 7x fleet-first food venues), and higher service levels.

Introduced on Norwegian Aura, OCEAN HEIGHTS is a 4-deck, open-air complex/activity zone. The 4-deck complex (decks 18-19-20-21) serves as a family-focused recreation area during the day and as a relaxed social environment in the evening. The complex features five slides, including the Eclipse Racers (length 400 ft/122 m, NCL’s first duelling mat racing slides), the drop-slide Bella Free Fall with several twists and turns (length 250 ft/76 m), the raft slide The Wave, and the 10-deck dryslide The Drop (from deck 18 to down to deck 8).

The Waterfront (outdoor Promenade deck space found on other NCL vessels) was expanded with the Ocean Boulevard - a 360-degree Promenade (outdoor complex) completely wrapping around the entire Deck 8) offering unobstructed ocean views and housing multiple spaces. The Ocean Boulevard has two large infinity pools (positioned aft starboard and portside), Oceanwalk (glass-bottomed bridges), Indulge Food Hall (an open-air marketplace), and The Concourse (outdoor sculpture garden with "selfie" installations/metal sculptures by Alexander Krivosheiw and David Harber).

NCL's first 3-level Atrium (spanning decks 6-7-8) is glass-walled and marked by unobstructed sea views, futuristic architecture, a 3-ton crystal chandelier, a full-height wall artwork, retail shops and bars on each level (including Starbucks Coffee Shop, Whiskey Bar, Penrose Bar, Casino Lounge & Bar).

The 3-deck-high Aqua Park has 2x swimming pools, 5x multi-level waterslides (Ocean Loop), 2x racing slides (The Rush), 1x freefall dry slide (The Drop), "Tidal Wave" waterslide (fleet's first to allow inner-tube surfing), 4x Jacuzzis (2x infinity pools/hot tubs), poolside bar, sundeck/sunbathing area.