Blank Spots on Deck Plans? Pride of America

[sjmbruce]

Booking a trip to Hawaii in 2017 (why are the prices $500pp more for 2017??).

 

 

Anyway, I'm looking at an inside on deck 4 (room #4515). There's a lot of white space surrounding it. Any idea what that is?

 

Thanks!

[SuiteTraveler]

With the location and considering the area is mostly white throughout the various decks of the ship, I would say these blank areas probably include crew stairways and elevators and storage areas for cabin and cleaning supplies and the cabin stewards carts. Expect possible noise from elevators and these crew areas.

[DevCruise]

Given a look at the deck plan, the poster above is most likely right. There is probably a bank of crew elevators right behind the public elevators and from what I've seen of these areas before a set of crew stairs. If the area is big enough, there may also be some re-supply areas for the house keeping carts.

[don't-use-real-name]

Given a look at the deck plan, the poster above is most likely right. There is probably a bank of crew elevators right behind the public elevators and from what I've seen of these areas before a set of crew stairs. If the area is big enough, there may also be some re-supply areas for the house keeping carts.

 

Good I would not worry so much about noise and crew cleaning activities

during the day when you should and most apt are to be off the ship on some

shore excursion. A night with their work done should be quiet perhaps with

noise in the AM when they getting set up for the day.

*BUT* notice that cabin 4515 if right adjacent to the elevators (4) that are

used by everyone and these are used 24/7.

If you desire some degree of quietness stay away from elevators and stairwells

used by everyone.

Only consolation for this cabin is that you do not share bulkheads (walls) with

other cabins.

 

Also consider that the ships theatre and Cabaret Lounge are forward and the

deck level above of this cabin and the elevators will be in prime use in the evening hours.