Three in a room on Vision...

[HighLife]

OK, So I'm going on the Seward to Vancouver run on Vision July 29th.

 

I've just learned that there are five men going with the group, including myself.

 

So it's not going to be two rooms with two people and one room with one person, it's going to be one room of two and one room with THREE people. :eek:

 

I guess there going to do some sort of drwaing of lots to decide which of us get stuck in the triple room.

 

So just how bad is this going to be? There's going to be a kick-back for the three people, but I'm not sure it would be enough.

[RDeagazio]

If you're booking the standard outside or inside cabins it might be a bit tight with 3 in one cabin, but proper planning and staggering the times you take showers and change should eliminate most problems. If you are in a balcony cabin the extra space of the balcony should alleviate any problems with you stepping over one another. You won't be in the cabin much anyway.

[dlbutler5]

We have 3 adults, a dog and a 3 wheel handicap scooter in a standard inside cabinr regularly. Mixed gender and no major problems on 7 day cruises.

[HighLife]

You won't be in the cabin much anyway.

 

Well, that's true.

 

Yes, inside cabin (ugh)

 

I guess one of my bigger concerns is that I tend to drag my ass in from the casino every night at about 3am. I guess they'll just have to deal with it.

[TahoeBob]

Well, that's true.

 

Yes, inside cabin (ugh)

 

I guess one of my bigger concerns is that I tend to drag my ass in from the casino every night at about 3am. I guess they'll just have to deal with it.

 

3am why so early

 

I was in cabin 2457 on the vision and on both sides were people who had 3 people in each, they said it was tight but really no problem just took some planning