True or False
Most of our West Coast Cruises embark from San Francisco
False (Most embark from Los Angeles: LAX)
Name 4 specialty restaurants onboard Navigator of the seas
Jamie's Italian
Chops Grille
Izumi
Hooked
Chefs Table
Johnny Rockets Express
Starbucks
Playmakers
The collective name for the 100 mile stretch of land and cities lying on the West Coast of Mexico that we cruise by and stop at on our cruises out of LA
The Mexican Riviera or Riviera Maya
A jewel shaped capsule that reveals stunning 360- degree views as you gently ascend 300 feet above sea level
The North Star
This famous California beach known for street performers and body builders is less than an hour drive from the San Pedro cruise terminal
Venice Beach
We cruise out of the San Pedro World Cruise Terminal
The only headfirst mat racer waterslide at sea, exclusively on Navigator of the sea!
The Riptide
Ride Camels along the coastline or relax at 'Lovers beach' on the beautiful Sea of Cortez, at this exciting Port of Call
Cabo San Lucas
This Latin themed club with a sizzling vibe serves up Cuban Mojitos and other favorite cocktails to the sounds of a 4 piece band playing salsa and samba music
What is Boleros?
On this small Island off the coast of California, there are no cars for tourists to get around-instead they have plenty of golf carts for rent if you wish to traverse the island in style
Catalina Island
Ovation of the Seas is part of the Royal Suite Class
True
The original Broadway production held in the main theater onboard Navigator of the seas
Showgirl (Past. Present. Future)
Dubbed "the pearl of the pacific" due to its natural beauty and charm, this port also gives way to Isla de la Piedra (or stone island) which is a beautiful and famous peninsula and beach area
Mazatlan, Mexico
A poolside seafood spot where guests can get freshly battered cod and hand cut fries or other famous British comfort food like a savory battered sausage
Fish and Ships
Name the 3 main Airports most guests would fly into to cruise out of LA?
LAX (Los Angeles)
LGB (Long Beach-The closest to the cruise port)
BUR( Hollywood Burbank)
We only do 7 night and 3 night cruises out of LA
False
The longest waterslide at sea, with 5 waterjets propelling you and a friend through dips, drops, and the longest stretch of slide ever suspended over water
The Blaster Aquacoaster
The birthplace of Fish tacos, this port boasts some of the very tastiest and authentic Mexican Cuisine, along with world famous wine from Bodega de Santo Tomas
Ensenada Mexico
Catch a show or relax in this venue that has transformative windows and robotic dancing screens at the back of the ship
Two70
If guests fly into LA early they can always take a stroll through this iconic section of the city, famous for shopping and designer outlets
Beverly Hills/Rodeo Drive
For 2025 we have 1 ship that cruises out of LA
False (Navigator, Ovation, and Quantum)
Throwback vibes and kitschy cool cocktails will whisk you away at this Polynesian watering hole that packs a punch
The Bamboo Room
History buffs will love this port of call where they can visit the Xihuacan Museum and Archeological Site, a 3,000-year-old site is believed to have been a cultural ceremonial center used by different tribes, including the Aztecs, Toltecs, Zapotecas and Olmecs.
Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
The largest indoor activity space at sea where you can play basketball or even take a crash course driving bumper cars
The Seaplex
Are passports required for US Citizens on closed loop cruises out of LA?
No, passports are not required