marmi

most people who did a Transatlantic from Canada, learn fast about not overpacking, mixing and wearing same clothes more than once is very practicle

Nothing is perfect, since you have to bring more money US Euro and Sterling pounds, but it is the experience of a lifetime or to put on your bucket list

We have booked an S2 cabin, number 1667 for the Nov 3rd Transatlantic cruise.

This cabin overlooks the back of the ship and is located over the pods.it is located on deck 11.

Has anyone who has sailed in one of these cabins experienced any vibration? Also can anyone confirm that the balcony is not shaded?

Any advice will be gratefully received

Thanks

I read on another post, that people bring a beach parasol for that kind of balcony, I suppose they leave it there at the end of cruise.

My family are booked in cabins 6191 and 6199 on the Eclipse next month. Both cabins are over the tender boats and not the lifeboats. The lifeboats are smaller.

Has anyone been on this deck and stayed in one of these balcony cabins above the tenders? Is the view completely obstructed?

I think the deck plan is probably the same as the Equinox, so if anyone has stayed in either of those cabins and have photos I would be most grateful if you could post them on here. Many thanks.:confused:

I suggest you send your post on the roll call of Eclipse TA April 21st

there will be a cabin crawl and there is many people who already did cruise on that ship

Few years ago, we sailed on the Celebrity Cruise Zenith, when we booked a stateroom under the theater, we didn't think that the performers had to practice that much; early in the morning or late in the afternoon, since my wife caught the ''virus'' she had to rest few days.

From now on, be sure that I look twice at the ship's plan, before booking

Hi! Stephanie

Have you tried to go on the roll call of your cruise, you could ask there for pictures from people who were there at the same time as you.

and who knows, you might be in their photos too