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Norwegian Cruise Line Announces Military Appreciation Program
Miami - February 26, 2007 - Showing its support for U.S. service men and women and their families, NCL Corporation today announced a new military appreciation program that provides special reduced rates to members of the U.S. military on all NCL and NCL America sailings.
“We are pleased to offer a special rate to those who serve in our armed forces,” said Andy Stuart, executive vice president of marketing, sales and passenger services for NCL. “From rock climbing walls and bowling alleys, to connecting staterooms and youth and teen facilities and programs, NCL’s signature Freestyle Cruising ships provide the ideal getaway for military families to relax and spend quality time together.”
NCL’s military appreciation program offers qualifying active military personnel, retired personnel and veterans a reduced rate, based on sailing date and itinerary, on one stateroom per sailing. Spouses of active military members serving duty overseas are also eligible. The military appreciation program rates apply to new reservations only.
To make a reservation, members of the military can call a travel professional or NCL at 866-234-0292 and request promotion code: PGMR. Proper military identification must be shown at the pier on embarkation day.
NCL Corporation Ltd. is an innovative cruise company headquartered in Miami, Florida, with a fleet of 15 ships in service and under construction. The corporation oversees the operations of Norwegian Cruise Line, NCL America, and Orient Lines. The company recently took delivery of its newest ship, Norwegian Pearl, and is currently building Norwegian Gem for delivery in October of 2007.
In addition, NCL plans to build up to three new third generation Freestyle Cruising ships for delivery between 2009 and 2011. NCL is on target to have the youngest fleet in the industry by 2010, providing guests the opportunity to enjoy the flexibility of Freestyle Cruising on the newest, most contemporary ships at sea.
For high resolution, downloadable images, please log onto NCL’s website at www.ncl.com/pressroom. For further information on NCL Corporation, contact a travel agent or NCL in the U.S. and Canada at (800) 327-7030.
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We have made reservations for an Alaskan cruise on May 10th 2008 on the Star.We need military documents you require of discounts offered to service men.We were told to contact the military desk at NCL and you will e-mail us the necessary documents to fill out and Fax to you. We need the documents for two guests. Thank you,
Daniel Marmer-Reservations #XXXXX
Donald Yost- Reservations #XXXXX
Thanks you for your contribution to our site. I’m sorry It has taken me so long to respond, I’ve been having a bit of trouble with my internet provider.
Daniel, I think you might have confused our site with NCL’s Web site. We are just a cruise information website with cruise news, reviews, and commentary.
Please contact NCL directly and I’m sure they will be able to help you with your needs.
“To make a reservation, members of the military can call NCL at 866-234-0292 and request promotion code: PGMR. Proper military identification must be shown at the pier on embarkation day.”
I suggest you call NCL and go from there.
Please let us know how your cruise goes.
we are requesting military documents you require for discount offers to service men, we are going to be cruisiing out of philadelphia on Aug. 29th, 2009 to New england for 5 days on the norwegian majesty, i talked to a cruise consultant and she suggested this discount to us. Thankyou?
Bill Norris and Bertram Snyder
Bill and Bertram,
Please Cruise Arizona’s comment from above. We are a cruise information website and not affiliated with NCL or any other cruise line. You will need to contact them directly.
Of course, we would enjoy hearing how your experience was…