Norwegian Spirit deck plans

Norwegian Spirit (1998-built as "SuperStar Leo", last refurbished in 2020, drydock 2017 "Norwegian Edge") is of the first of the Leo-class ships (no sister-vessels among Norwegian Cruise Line ships). The other vessel in this class is SuperStar Virgo (now Resorts World One).

Norwegian Spirit cruise ship deck plan shows a total of 1006 staterooms for 2018 passengers (max capacity is 2414 guests), served by 910 crew-staff. The boat has 13 decks (10 passenger-accessible, 7 with cabins), 17 dining options (12 complimentary), 12 lounges and bars, 2 swimming pools, 5 Jacuzzis (outdoor whirlpool hot tubs), 9 elevators.

NCL Spirit deckplan changes 2020 refurbishment review

The ship's drydock refurbishment in 2020 (January 2 - February 10) was done in Marseille France (at Chantier Naval de Marseille shipyard). The USD 100 million, 40-days long renovation project resulted in adding 14 new venues (dining, bars, lounges), new staterooms, enlarged and redesigned wellness complex (Mandara Spa and Pulse Fitness).

The list of new dining venues includes Taste (3rd Main Dining Room / complimentary restaurant), The Local Bar and Grill (24-hour complimentary food bar), Garden Cafe (all-day complimentary restaurant), the Great Outdoors Bar and Grill (complimentary), Waves Pool Bar (poolside complimentary fast-food venue), Onda by Scarpetta (Italian specialty restaurant / at fee).

The three new bar lounges added on the liner are Bliss Ultra Lounge and Spinnaker Lounge (part of which is the Humidor Cigar Lounge). The kids outdoor playground Splash Academy (waterpark) was replaced with Spice H2O - adults-only outdoor relaxation complex with two large whirlpools (outdoor hot tubs) and poolside bar. In the evenings, Spice H2O transforms into a disco nightclub.

Mandara Spa was expanded - doubled in size to ~650 m2 (7000 ft2). To the ship's wellness complex were added a relaxation lounge (with heated loungers), Jacuzzi Room, Sauna Room, Steam Room, thalassotherapy pool. The Fitness Center was enlarged and upgraded with new gym equipment.

The hull was repainted and the hull art changed.

NCL Spirit deckplan changes 2017 refurbishment review

During ship's drydock 2017 refurbishment (January, in Freeport Bahamas) were made general maintenance updates to public areas, restaurants and top-tier staterooms (suites) Updates were also made in crew-only areas (to improve onboard services) and to some equipment (to increase onboard power efficiency). Additional upgrades and full technical enhancements were made during drydock 2020.

Both drydocks (2017 and 2020) were part of NCL's "Norwegian Edge" program for fleetwide upgrades (2-year project budgeted USD 400 million). Each drydock costs around USD 35-40 million.

NCL Spirit deckplan changes 2011 refurbishment review

The list of deckplan changes after the ship's 2011 drydock included:

• Wi-Fi Internet coverage was upgraded to shipwide.
• Crew and passenger cabins were upgraded with new flat TVs.
• All accessible staterooms were renovated.
• New carpeting and tiling received all cabins and public areas.
• Stardust Theater received audio/video enhancements (new equipment was installed).
• New aerobics room was added in the Spa complex.
• Raffles Court buffet restaurant was renovated.