Norwegian Cruise Line Increases Room Service Fees.

Norwegian Cruise Line Increase Delivery Charge for Room Service Fleet Wide
Norwegian Cruise Line Increase Delivery Charge for Room Service Fleet Wide

Norwegian Cruise Line has raised the mandatory fee for all room service orders to $9.95 -- up $2 from $7.95.

The service charge is applied per order, and applies to all room service orders except continental breakfasts orders. Cruisers sailing in a Haven suite are exempted from the fee.
Norwegian first added the fee to room service orders in April 2015.


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