Thomson Dream net curtains on Promenade deck?

[susu1001]

I know this seems like a bonkers question but we've booked an outside plus on the Promenade deck and wondered if there are net curtains at the window?

I know people can't see in from the outside but would feel more comfortable with nets. Does anyone know the answer? Thanks in advance.

[campolady]

I know this seems like a bonkers question but we've booked an outside plus on the Promenade deck and wondered if there are net curtains at the window?

I know people can't see in from the outside but would feel more comfortable with nets. Does anyone know the answer? Thanks in advance.

 

We had 'proper' curtains not nets in 9037 (July 2015). We did double check to make sure that no-one could see in from outside and, although we could see out perfectly, there was absolutely no visibility from outside so hope that puts your mind at rest. I have photos of the window/curtains but don't know how to post them on here!

Edited January 15, 2016 by campolady

[Pensioncruiser]

We always go on promenade. Don't worry the only time people can see in is at night with the lights on curtains open and then they have to put their faces right up to the window;) I have checked it out:rolleyes:

We find that deck suits us best for a variety of reasons:)

[so,ton saint]

We always go on promenade. Don't worry the only time people can see in is at night with the lights on curtains open and then they have to put their faces right up to the window;) I have checked it out:rolleyes:

We find that deck suits us best for a variety of reasons:)

 

Agree with what P.C said, for myself best deck on the DREAM

[Pensioncruiser]

Come on you baggies😅😅

[susu1001]

Thanks all. I know it's a pyschological thing but just hope I don't end up keeping the curtains closed!!