5 Reasons To Fly To Orlando With Norwegian

4. The Food

Norwegian food
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As a general rule I don't like airline food. It's like the shadow of a meal that it's trying to be, and don't get me started on the freezing bread you get with every flight. With my grub on Norwegian I had to eat words when I devoured my lunch.

The meals aren't your traditional bland curry or watery pasta arriabiata, they are a little bit special. My salmon with pumpkin risotto was very different and really tasty. The bread was warm and the salad tasty. Even my arch nemesis, the bread, was warm and soft. I wasn't too keen on the apple dessert but I think that was a personal preference as everyone else in the Premium Cabin appeared to love it.

In the Premium Cabin soft drinks and alcoholic beverages are also included with your ticket. The Cabin Crew came around regularly offering soft drinks and the extensive cocktail menu was available at the touch of a button through the entertainment system.

If you are travelling in Economy then it depends on your ticket type as to whether you get an inflight meal included, but even if you don't have it as standard you can purchase one before you travel.

For those who love a mid flight snack, you can purchase sweet and savoury items through the Snack Bar on your in-flight entertainment system.

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