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  1. 3 hours ago, Heartgrove said:

    Depending on the stateroom category, you can tell which direction the bed will face by looking at the deck plan very carefully on the HAL site. By facing, I mean laying in bed facing your feet. Verandah and Vista (Pinnacle-class) staterooms  with the couch on the same side as the bed will be opposite the door opening side. Signature and Neptune will be the same except the couch will now face the opposite. Hope I am clear and that this helps.

    Perfect! Thanks so much. 

  2. 1 hour ago, Charlene1985 said:

    I logged 33 on Veendam in 2018.  All on the treadmill.  4 5s and 1 13 miler- that ship didn’t have a track.

     

     The following year, I ran 37 on a river cruise (6 10Ks). 
     

    On Valor, I ran about 20 and biked 140 on a stationary bike.  I swam at the beach but that was in the years before I had a swim distance tracker and just swam by time while training for a triathlon in 2013. 
     

    Veendam was the toughest- gym was hot, the ship had a low ceiling which weirded me out, and some days were rocky and looking at the horizon made me feel off kilter.  So I had to run looking at my feet.  

    Very  impressive! Congrats 

  3. 6 hours ago, Balliett said:

    Hi Seaver.  No way you can get in forty miles a week on a ship.  Your best shot is researching running possibilites when you dock.  Running is a great way to see a city.

     

                                                                           I'm an old/former marathoner who has been there.

    I have been running for over 40 years and have never gone more than 2 days without running. I have cruised at least once a year in that time frame, please don't tell me there is no way I can get 40 miles on a ship!

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  4. 2 hours ago, rodndonna said:

     

    Again - not advocating for jogging on the Promenade, but the fact that the OP is asking and wondering if possible during off busy time (early morning) I am assuming they are in the "responsible jogger" category.  It's like the lap swimmers in the pool ,  they know they can't swim laps when people are in the pool, and they look for times when it is empty to get their laps in (first thing in the morning or at the end of the day). I think the OP was just hoping the promenade might be similar somehow, but it's just not allowed regardless.

     

    I've only seen one incident on a Promenade and it was a solo incident. It was during the "walk for a cause" and a young woman in the group in in front of us (they were walking briskly) turned to talk to her friends and walked smack into a steel beam. It was a loud bang to the head. She tried to shake it off, but left the deck shortly thereafter.  

     

    Thanks for your reply. If it's not allowed I won't run. I run 6 miles every day at 4:30 AM,was just hoping that I could run 3 laps per mile instead of 12 laps per mile. Asked and answered.

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  5. 30 minutes ago, crystalspin said:

    Hi Seaver!

    I think you get to choose (Up to VA cabin). Pick a stateroom from the deckplan and have the number ready when you call.

     

    But really I write to let you know we have a reasonably large Roll Call going! No private tours set up, but some discussion of the ports if you want to read all 11 pages:

    https://boards.cruisecritic.com/topic/2838139-january-07-2023-january-14-2023-mexican-riviera-cruise-on-koningsdam/

    Thank you! Will do.

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  6. 7 minutes ago, trixiee said:

    I think you should have had that discussion with whomever you were speaking with when you upgraded to CO.

    Whenever I call to enquire about CO or an upgrade, I have the deck plans out and am ready to check what is over, below or beside the choice of cabins available.  In fact, I did not upgrade to CO for my upcoming cruise because any upgrades that were available were not in a desirable location.  
    I don’t have the CO number with me at the moment, but I would certainly be calling them and making a room choice PDQ!

    Does anyone have the CO phone number?

  7. 31 minutes ago, Crew News said:

    Here is a photo taken from the front door so that you can have an idea of the number of tables.  I would guess 20 tables.  There are two 8-tops by the front door, about eight 2-tops by the windows, and 10 4-tops.

     

    https://rogerjett-photography.com/wp-content/gallery/ms-konigsdam-dining-options/IMG_2352.jpg

     

    23 minutes ago, twodjs said:

    The picture above really helps. I want to say capacity is 60ish...Mostly 4-tops with some higher tables near the center where you can watch the chef prep some of the dishes. We really enjoyed this space and never felt rushed or crowded.

    Thank you! That's exactly what I was looking for.

    Is it the same staff every night?

  8. I noticed on the Nova's deck plans that some veranda suites have a tub and a shower and some do not have a tub,does that mean there is more room

    in the bathroom without the tub? 

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