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Norwegian Viva followed its sister Norwegian Prima in 2023 as the second Prima-class ship. It has the same Ocean Boulevard, a 360-degree outdoor walkway, and a three-level race track called the Viva Speedway. For thrills there are The Rush and The Drop, dry slides that NCL bills as among the fastest at sea. The Mandara Spa thermal suite includes a two-story waterfall pool and a salt room.

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