NCL have always been known for their upbeat production shows. During this overnight event, a full musical revue is staged at the Stardust Lounge. The room is located all the way aft and spans two decks, providing comfortable seating for 1,000 passengers. Let the show begin!

Two striking chandeliers welcome guests to the Stardust Lounge. With a star-studded carpet and a purple and yellow color scheme, the atmosphere is upbeat and successful. Seating is theater-style on the balcony level (deck 7) and a combination of theater-seats and regular chairs on deck 6. With just a few pillars to block any view, sightlines are good, and naturally sound and light systems are state of the art.

Walking forward from the lower level of the Stardust Lounge, we pass the wide and empty Photo Gallery. During a typical Caribbean cruise this area will most certainly be a hub of activity, but now - with no photos to display - it basically serves as a thoroughfare to the other public rooms on Promenade Deck. Directly accessible from the Photo Gallery is the tiny Library, basically serving as the lobby to the East Indies Conference Center - three rooms that can be combined to form one large space capable of holding a total of 126 persons. Named Borneo, Malaysia and Bali, the rooms' decorations include masks, spears and other art objects.

Directly forward of the Photo Gallery is the wonderful Windjammer Bar. If ever there was a DARK room, this is it. It is also the most popular drinking hole on board Norwegian Sun with its comfortable leather couches and nautical memorabilia displayed ever so nice in large glass cases. The large bar runs all the way to the adjacent Havana Club; hangout for cigar aficionado's. Pub-like swinging doors lead into Dazzles, Norwegian Sun's nightclub. The room features one of the longest bar counters on the seven seas. A nicely sized dance floor is sure to please the late night crowd here.