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First cruise I went on I got the impression there was a lot of door-decorating - not so. But because I was new, I brought along a small fridge magnet picture of my favourite hockey player so I'd fit in.

 

Turned out I really liked having this small marker on my door because all the doors looked alike all down the long corridor. Easy to find my little home away from home.

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I usually decorate. I just let the ship know that the day after we sail, we are celebrating a birthday and anniversary the same day. After a nite in the casino, all I have to do is get to the right deck, the right side of the ship, turn right or left and in my inebriated state, bounce down the walls till I come to a door with 6 balloons floating above it. If the key works, I'm home.;)

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Anyone know the approx measurements of the doors on Carnival (Legend)? Our roll call is doing a door decorating contest (halloween cruise) and we are using butcher paper to do a design on. Thanks!

 

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Anyone know the approx measurements of the doors on Carnival (Legend)? Our roll call is doing a door decorating contest (halloween cruise) and we are using butcher paper to do a design on. Thanks!

 

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22"W x 6'8"H

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I plan to decorate my cabin door on my Monarch cruise this coming Monday with photos of my Retired Racing Greyhounds. Why you ask? Two reasons.

 

1) I am taking my visually impaired Mother In Law on this cruise for her birthday. She has no central vision, but has peripheral sight. Instead of struggling to find our cabin, she will no trouble at all now. Best part is that she will not even realize that I have done this for her.

 

2) I promote Greyhound adoption whenever I can!

 

Greyt idea! :) We are retired greyhound adopters also (almost 19 years).

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Taking our first cruise in December and we are making a door sign!

We are big Seattle sounder FC fans so that's what our door will prob be. Just figure will help in finding our room and a good conversation piece!

Go Sounders!

-Donna

 

Hi Donna ... I thought I recognized you from our roll call! I plan on raiding my scrapbooking stuff to do something with our door... Maybe fun facts about WI ... or cheese :) We will have to meet up on board to check out our doors! And you can explain to me what a Sounder is

 

Lisa

 

 

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Hi,

 

I made mine on the Vista Prints site. It is magnatic. But even if the doors are not magnetic, I will use Scotch Removable Mounting Squares as I did on the Oasis for my paper sign. My design is no longer up however& it is too personalized for you to use. Sorry that I can't help you out more. What you really need to start with is a very sharp photo of the ship. The site will guide you step by step from there. Gloria

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Interesting. And do you also do the same at hotels, motels and resorts?

 

Hank

Yes, actually every year we create door signs for our church group when we attend a national convention. We do something cute but no names that identifies our individual members. We stay at a very nice hotel & convention center & all the groups do this.

 

Personally when we go to Disney we do this too. It helps the kids find the room & not beat on the wrong door :eek: when we return late in the evening.

 

BUT I do not believe I will be doing this on my cruise in 2 weeks. I may change my mind the 1st time one of my kids knocks on the wrong door. :rolleyes: It always happens.

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Hey Lisa ( Cigarspouse). Wouldn't it be a hoot if we were on the same cruise. Go Vikes. Just use your Brett Frave stuff, then again you may not want to ....... giggle. Hey Congrats on the win. They are looking good this year. So are the Vikings. Was worried, thought maybe they were going to move to CA.

What ever do - have fun doing it and don't feel guilty. Happy Cruising!

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Hey Lisa ( Cigarspouse). Wouldn't it be a hoot if we were on the same cruise. Go Vikes. Just use your Brett Frave stuff, then again you may not want to ....... giggle. Hey Congrats on the win. They are looking good this year. So are the Vikings. Was worried, thought maybe they were going to move to CA.

What ever do - have fun doing it and don't feel guilty. Happy Cruising!

 

Digger- it would be a blast to have side by side cabins to display our team pride! The NFC North would not be the same without the Vikes.... we were actually lucky enough to be at last night's Bear's game and will be in Viking territory for the game on 12/30...will no doubt be a great game. Happy Cruising to you also!

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I have some magnetic dry erase boards and also picked up a few packages of magnetic letters. It's nice to get back to the room and see what messages people have spelled out for me. I'm on a cruise with about 500 other "friends" so it's going to be a fun trip. I also use magnetic clips in my room to hold onto my lanyard so that I'm not looking for it each morning.

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22"W x 6'8"H

 

Is it just me or does this seem a little narrow? I know the doors arent very wide but my closet door is 24" wide. Can anyone else verify the width of the cabin doors on Carnival?

 

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Is it just me or does this seem a little narrow? I know the doors arent very wide but my closet door is 24" wide. Can anyone else verify the width of the cabin doors on Carnival?

 

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Unfortunately, that sounds about right for the width of the door, but you need to subtract about 2 inches to allow for the frame. That's one of the reasons people using wheelchairs or scooters can't stay in regular rooms, the doorway at 19 to 20 inches is too narrow for them to get through.

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Is it just me or does this seem a little narrow? I know the doors arent very wide but my closet door is 24" wide. Can anyone else verify the width of the cabin doors on Carnival?

 

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Dimensions came right from the Carnival's TA website:

 

Spirit Class (SP PR LE MI)

Stateroom Dimensions

Floor to Ceiling height:

7'H

Standard Bathroom:

4'W x 6'L (including shower)

Bathroom in Suites:

4 1/2'W x 7 1/2'L (including tub)

Doorway Dimension:

22"W x 6'8"H

Interior

Categories: 1A 4A 4B 4C 4D 4E

185 square feet

Stateroom

185 square feet

Ocean View with French Door or Window - Obstructed

Category: 4K

185 square feet

Stateroom

185 square feet

French Door and Window (obstructed)

floor-to-ceiling

Window (obstructed)

4'W x 3'H

Ocean View with Window

Category: 6A

185 square feet

Stateroom

185 square feet

Window

4'W x 3'H

Ocean View with Standard Balcony – Obstructed

Category: 7A

225 square feet total

Stateroom

185 square feet

Balcony (obstructed)

40 square feet

Balcony (obstructed): 5245

75 square feet

Balcony (obstructed): 5236 / 5238

110 square feet

Window

4'W x 3'H

Ocean View with Standard Balcony

Categories: 8A 8B 8C 8D 8E 8F

225 square feet total

Stateroom

185 square feet

Balcony

40 square feet

Window

4'W x 3'H

Ocean View with Extended Balcony

Categories: 8J 8K

245 square feet total

Stateroom

185 square feet

Balcony

60 square feet

Balcony: 6281 / 7303 / 8239

120 square feet

Balcony: 6232 / 6234 / 7258 / 7260 / 8232 / 8234

180 square feet

Window

4'W x 3'H

Ocean View with Aft-View Extended Balcony

Categories: 8M 8N

245 square feet total

Stateroom

185 square feet

Balcony

60 square feet

Window

4’W x 3’H

Ocean View with Premium Balcony – Obstructed

Category: 9A

285 square feet total

Stateroom

230 square feet

Balcony (obstructed)

55 square feet

Window

4'W x 3'H

Ocean View with Premium Balcony

Category: 9B

315 square feet total

Stateroom

230 square feet

Balcony

85 square feet

Window

4'W x 3'H

Ocean Suite with Large Balcony

Category: OS (excluding 4226 and 4235)

360 square feet total

Stateroom

275 square feet

Balcony

85 square feet

Window

4'W x 3'H

Junior Suite with Standard Balcony

Category: JS (4226 and 4235)

315 square feet total

Stateroom

275 square feet

Balcony

40 square feet

Window

4'W x 3'H

Vista Suite with Wrap-Around Balcony

Category: VS

465 square feet total

Stateroom

245 square feet

Balcony

220 square feet

Window

floor-to-ceiling

Grand Suite with Large Balcony

Category: GS

415 square feet total

Stateroom

300 square feet

Balcony

115 square feet

Window

4'W x 3'H

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Hmmm.. There's always someone who will rain on the parade. Go ahead and decorate your door-- you can buy printable magnetic sheets that you can run through your printer-- that way you can create your own signs. Just make sure you don't use anything that will permanently damage the door and you should be fine.

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