I Quit NCL… Was I Wrong? (2026 Update)

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Six weeks ago, I "broke up" with Norwegian Cruise Line over their solo pricing. But April 2026 brought a massive, unannounced shift. Today we're diving into the data, the returning solo deals, and the upcoming May 4th earnings call. 0:00 Is the NCL Breakup Over? 0:35 The "Secret" Solo Pricing Shift 0:53 Evidence of Strategy Reversals (Great Stirrup Cay & Antarctica) 1:06 May 4th Earnings: What to Watch 1:17 Is NCL Still Worth It? 1:56 Latitudes Platinum 2:25 The bottom line In my last video, I said I was done with Norwegian Cruise Line. But something changed. Solo pricing disappeared in early 2026 — and now suddenly, zero-supplement deals are back. No announcement, no press release… just a shift. So is NCL actually worth booking again? In this video, I break down: - What changed with NCL’s solo pricing - Signs the company may be course-correcting - Who should still book NCL in 2026 - Whether this is a temporary move or a real strategy shift If you’re a solo cruiser or considering booking NCL, this update could save you money. #norwegiancruiseline #ncl #cruisereview #cruisenews #cruiseindustry

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