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marydz

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Good Morning. All past guests on Triumph, I need your help. Is port or starboard side better for an Eastern Caribbean cruise? Any help would be appreciated.

 

Thanks,

 

Mary

 

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Coming in to San Juan, the best view was on Port side. At dock in St. Thomas best view was on Starboard, as the Port side looked at the ship next to us in dock (Port here would be better if you like to people watch). At St. Martin, port looked across the water and starboard looked at the ship next door. Of course this could all change if the Triumph gets assigned a different berth at the dock when you arrive.

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Hi Mary! Are you looking at the new eastern iternary? It doesn't start until April 21. We are on the May 5th sailing and can let you know. I'll even check out the piano bar, bet it won't be as good as the Conquest! Tell everone that Shea and I said hi.

 

Kelly

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I'm not sure it matters. Often the ships get different berths/piers. And depending on the tide (incoming or outgoing) and the harbor master / pilot, the ship could "back in" or pull straight in.

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Hi Kelly:

 

How are you and Shea...yes, we are going on the new itinerary but not until Sept. 8th. How funny that you guys are taking the same cruise. You will have to let me know how you liked it and what you did...especially the piano bar. Hard to compare to Damien, though. Are you staying anywhere pre-cruise? Keep in touch and let me know how you liked it.

 

Mary

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We are just off Triumph(4/7). We had a port side balcony cabin and this

was a good choice for excellent photos.

But, you never know about the tides, berths, etc. There is a door all the way

forward on deck 7 that goes out onto a deck below the bridge. It was never

crowded and you can get some good photos there and enjoy the views as

you go into port.

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