cabin

[Bruce Barratt]

Does anyone know of a site that I can see an actual photo of my cabin?

[Dave]

Bruce,

You really are not going to easily find a photo of cabin X on Y ship. You may come across a review where someone just happened to be in the same cabin you booked. But this is really a waste of time anyway since virtually all cabins in a category are identical. Actually the cabins in several categories may be identical since the category really only defines which deck they are on. Cabins on modern cruise ships are prefabricated units that are lowered into place by crane and welded into the structure.

Which cabin and which ship are you going on?

[Bruce Barratt]

NCL Dawn 5502

[Cruise Fanatic]

Just go to www.ncl.com select the NCL Dawn then Experience our staterooms. Look for you category room.

[Bruce Barratt]

Cat E has no pic. Same as D?

[Cruise Fanatic]

Looks like your cabin will be like D or if your location is in the very front of the ship you may have a port hole.

[Bruce Barratt]

Thank you! is this a good cabin location?

[Dave]

If you go to this page on the NCL site you will see the deck plans. Hold you cursor over the side view of the ship and find deck 5 and click. Your cabin is the second one on the port side.....mighty close to the main showroom. Your cabin is also "in the bow" since the ship starts to curve forward by your cabin. So what does this mean? Portholes are probable and the outer bulkhead may not be straight up and down. If you hold your cursor over the cabin an image will appear - but this is a sample image which shows the window and not portholes. Otherwise the cabin layout is the same.

[Bruce Barratt]

Is in the bow a good thing?

[Dave]

More motion can be felt in the bow than in other parts of the ship should the seas get rough, but I wouldn't let it concern me.