Norwegian Escape deck plans

Norwegian Escape (2015-built) is the first of all four Breakaway Plus-class Norwegian Cruise Lines ships– together with the sisterships Norwegian Joy (2017), Norwegian Bliss (2018) and Norwegian Encore (2019).

Norwegian Escape cruise ship deck plan shows a total of 2174 staterooms (15 types, 42 categories) for 4266 passengers (max capacity is 5218) served by 1730 crew-staff. The boat has 20 decks (16 passenger-accessible, 12 with cabins), 29 dining options (9 complimentary), 22 lounges and bars, 3 swimming pools, 9 Jacuzzis (outdoor whirlpool hot tubs), 5 waterslides, 16 elevators.

Follows a concise review of the ship’s special features, and differences in comparison to the Breakaway-class Norwegian ships:

• Total decks 20 (of which 15 passengers accessible), with an extra cabin deck.
• An expanded “The Haven” suite area - more deluxe accommodations by adding a 2nd deck (17 and 18, both with keycard access only) to the luxury suite complex. This area features an open-air terrace with The Haven Suite guests-only private restaurant. A separate 9also expanded) Courtyard Villa guests private area has a retractable glass roof, its own pool with 2 Whirlpools, along with spa treatments rooms, sauna, and a private sundeck area.
• The Studio cabins are located on three decks (10, 11, and 12 – one more deck in comparison to Breakaway), with the Studio lounge being in the middle (deck 11).
• The Escape ship’s Deck 5 is with ~100 fewer rooms – which is extra space (~25%) for public rooms on that deck. More public rooms will be also added on Deck 8.
• 18 cabins less on Deck 18, creating more public space.
• More energy-efficient seawater scrubbing technology.