Is there a wall on deck 14 of Epic, by cabin 14040 & 14055, between the two sets of stairs/elevators?

[Middleager]

On the Epic, the deck plan for deck 14 shows cabin 14040 & 14055 with a hallway in front, between two sets of stairs/elevators.  There is a solid line between the two sets of stairs/elevators.  If that line means a wall then people will not walk this hallway to the other side.  But if it's just a door then people can/will walk that hallway to go (from port) to the other (starboard) side, and that amount of traffic can make those two cabins not desirable.

 

Anyone being on the Epic and know if there is a wall, or is it a door?

[Middleager]

Here's pic of deck 14 and 13.  On deck 13, it's open hallway between the two sets of stairs/elevators.  On deck 14, there is a solid line, so wondering if there's a wall.

[_Mr.G_]

Greetings from the Epic! 🙂 On both sides between staircase and rooms 14040/14055 there are fire-doors that are permanently open. So everybody can and will walk between hallways along these rooms. See photo attached. I would have never noticed that there are inside cabins in this place 🙂

Edited September 22, 2021 by _Mr.G_

[Middleager]

Thank you for answering from the Epic.  The NCL agent didn't know the answer.

 

Since the fire door is always open, it means people will be walking through this hallway often, and that can be disruptive to be in these rooms. 

 

It turned out we did have to cancel the Epic transatlantic sailing of 2021.11.20 (just approached 60day final payment).   US still does not allow non-US citizens to enter the US by cruise.  As Canadians, if we are not allowed to disembark, we should not take the cruise. 

 

We are now booked on the Getaway transatlantic 2021.12.5, and have a few more days to wait to see if US will allow us to disembark Dec. 22 in Miami.  If not, we'll have to cancel that too.  It's ironic we can fly into the US, but not allowed to cruise into US.