hearsegirl

Does anyone know what hours Posh is open or if it's open 24/7?

Also, is Posh quiet during the day or are they blasting music? I'm not sure if everyone in our group would be a fan of that, so I figured I should check before they try to get passes. Thanks!

Hi Hearsegirl: I'll be in a similar cabin (4129) on the N. Amsterdam in Dec. which is a very similar cabin to yours. This, too, has the extra balcony space. I would love to see what the balcony looks like and can't seem to find a picture of one. Would you mind emailing me one or two to elizabeth612 dot com. Thanks!

Hi Elizabeth! I'll post the pics here instead so everyone can check them out. I checked out the deck plan for the N. Amsterdam and it looks like your balcony is narrow but really deep. 8026 on the Eurodam has one of the longer angled balconies. It's the depth of a standard balcony, but longer. It was neat because our balcony stuck out further than most of them, so we could get a great view of the whole side of the ship when we were looking aft. We had several people in our group and most nights before dinner we'd sit out having drinks with five people on the balcony. There was room for everyone. Here's a few pics.

Since yours is so deep maybe you'll get some lounge chairs on yours. That could be cool. Also, if the lifeboats don't obstruct your view, you'll be able to see the side of the ship too. Have fun on your cruise!

My mom worked on Holland America as a social director in the 1970s (mainly on the Rotterdam). She always had a passenger cabin and they never had TVs. The rooms did have radios though that broadcasted a few themed stations on board. She still laughs about the non-stop Barry White radio station that they had on board in the staterooms.

Joanie, I just emailed you some pics from room 8026 on the Eurodam. It's one of the handicapped deluxe verandahs. It's one of the few rooms with the angled and bigger verandahs. It was awesome. Hope the pics help!