Norwegian Sky deck plans

Norwegian Sky (1999-built, last refurbished in 2022, with a scheduled refurbishment in May–June 2025) is the first of the Sky-class NCL–Norwegian Cruise Line ships, together with Norwegian Sun and the Costa Cruises ship Costa Victoria. Between 2004 and 2008, she was operated by “NCL America” under the name “Pride of Aloha”.

Norwegian Sky’s deck plan shows a total of 1002 staterooms for 2004 passengers (maximum capacity 2405), served by 900 crew. The vessel has 12 decks (9 accessible to passengers, 7 with cabins), 13 dining venues (5 complimentary), 12 lounges and bars, 3 swimming pools, 5 Jacuzzis (outdoor whirlpool hot tubs), and 8 elevators.

During the ship’s 2017 refurbishment, Norwegian Sky was fitted with new exhaust gas cleaning systems (“scrubbers”). This technology reduces the equivalent of approximately 1500 tons of sulfur oxide emissions. Norwegian Cruise Line was the first cruise company to retrofit vessels in service with a hybrid scrubber system. The new in-line units (five total) are lightweight and capable of operating in dry mode, as well as in open- and closed-loop configurations.

During the 2019 drydock (January 25 – February 6), completed at Grand Bahama Shipyard in Freeport, Bahamas, renovations were carried out on the pool deck and several lounges, and a Starbucks Coffee Bar was added.