Eurodam ia cabins

[MICHE99]

Does anyone have information on the IA cabins on the Eurodam? I am now booked in a J cabin which is one of the larger inside cabins and thinning about the benefits of moving up. Thanks.

[tcook052]

I did my research on these cabins while planning a January Eurodam cruise but ended up deciding against them as the cabins are on the smaller side at 140-150 sq ft, smaller than other interior category cabins like I or J which can run as large as 197 sq ft and sounds like what you're already reserved in. The spa cabins offered a few more perks but other than being on a higher deck, Panorama Deck, really don't give you a whole lot more.

Note that while they're called interior cabins IA10044 and IA10043 actually do have small windows that look out over the sliding dome cover of the Lido pool so would offer natural light but not really much of a view.

Good luck with your cruise plans. :)

[MICHE99]

Thanks, tcook052. That exactly what I was worried about. I'll stay where I am for now unless there is a more dramatic price drop and I can more up a bit more.

[tcook052]

You're welcome and yeah, I'd stay with what you've got for now and move only if IA dropped sharply.

I'd done all my research here & elsewhere and happily booked one of the larger J category cabins on Eurodam and wanted the inside cabins as I'm a light sleeper and the sunlight can wake me up. However just lately the obstructed category H went on sale for $250 less than the inside I'd booked so downgraded for my Jan. sailing and will risk the brighter cabin for that kind of savings. :D

[Mary Ellen]

It would have to be more than a dramatic price drop for us to stay in an IA cabin. It would have to be basically free to put up with the teeny, tiny IA cabin. I'd take a J any day over the IA - and mark our reservation to 'do not upgrade' for fear of the IA "upgrade". ;)

[DutchByAssociation]

I covered this quite some time ago

http://www.dutchbyassociation.com/2010/03/signature-class-ia-10043-and-10044.html