Cruise ships have abundant bars. Many cruise ship passengers like to drink, and cruise lines like to make money selling alcohol to their passengers. Whether lounging by the pool or hanging around inside the ship, it’s never far to the nearest bar. Since I don’t drink I can’t give much of a review on the bars on the Norwegian Pearl other than to say that they exist.
Star Bar
We did visit the Star Bar some, as it was the meeting place for the concierge for suite guests and VIP’s. It was located next to Cagney’s Steak House, and had the same sort of western decor including chairs with a cowskin look.
Bliss Ultra Lounge & Night Club
Bliss Ultralounge & Nightclub contained the bowling alleys and also served as the location for some scheduled events on board as well as a meeting place for others so we also had occasion to visit there several times.
Spinnaker Lounge
The Spinnaker Lounge hosted bingo games and other shipboard events. It also had an alcove full of round chairs and a random bed.
Pearl Club Casino
Lots of passengers hang around the Pearl Club Casino and visit the bar there. Casinos everywhere like their patrons to drink. The more they drink the more money they tend to spend gambling.
Moderno Churriscaria Restaurant has a bar
In total, the Pearl has 13 bars including a couple small specialty bars located inside of restaurants (the Sake Bar in the Lotus Garden and the Moderno Bar in the Churrascaria).
Topsiders Bar & Grill
Bars outside include the Great Outdoors Bar on the stern, Topsiders Bar & Grill by the pool, and the Sky High Bar above the pool.
The Sky High Bar is outside above the pool
Down on deck 6, the Pearl’s Bar City has a string of bars all in a row including Maltings Beer & Whiskey Bar, Magnum’s Champagne & Wine Bar, Corona Cigar Club, and Shaker’s Martini & Cocktail Bar.
Shakers Martini & Cocktail Bar
Maltings Beer & Whiskey Bar
Magnum’s Champagne & Wine Bar
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One day soon I will take a cruise which is inspired by your posts, thank you
You’ll love it, cruises are a great way to travel. It’s like going to a resort, but the resort goes places!
Even though several of these bars look nice, when I drink, I think I’d much prefer to do so on dry land where the only thing that’s moving is me and preferably not because I have the spins. I don’t drink of planes or trains, either, so I’m not just being ship-phobic. I’m an equal opportunity phobic.
I would like to get a look at Maltings Beer and Whiskey bar next time I’m on a cruise. There wasn’t that great of a beer selection on the last cruise I went on. Craft beer is getting better known though and better beers are being served in more places all the time.
what are the criterier’s of getting a job on a cruise ship as a certifed room attendant or certified mixologist
You would have to contact the cruise line you want to work for to find that out.