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14 minutes ago, kirkc said:

Only if the Captain orders them to practice their Dutch dancing in wooden shoes. 
 

actually the bridge is normally a quiet as a library.  

 

4 minutes ago, Sir PMP said:

No, not noisy at all.

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2 hours ago, kirkc said:

Only if the Captain orders them to practice their Dutch dancing in wooden shoes. 
 

actually the bridge is normally a quiet as a library.  

Haven't you heard? ...

The dance practice has been phased out ages ago. 

 

Their new way of torturing pax is over-amplified music. 😰😵😀

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4 hours ago, VMax1700 said:

I believe that some cabins in this area have requests to keep the drapes closed during hours of darkness and not to use the verandah light, due to light wash towards the bridge.

 

Interesting, We were midship on Deck 8 -under the Lido-  on the Noordam, and I noticed this same posted message - for the first time.  Cabin was some distance away from the bridge midship. 

 

"Navigation requirements -- no deck lights on and curtains must closed at night". 

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5 hours ago, hmorrow said:

Looks like our cabin on deck 7 of the Oosterdam will be under the bridge.(6008) has anyone stayed in it? or another cabin under the bridge. Was it noisy?

Noise is my concern.

 

If you are on Dk 7, in 7008, rather than the Bridge, you probably have officer cabins above your cabin. 

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5 hours ago, VMax1700 said:

I believe that some cabins in this area have requests to keep the drapes closed during hours of darkness and not to use the verandah light, due to light wash towards the bridge.

You read that a lot, but it's really because the trolls - who dwell under the bridge - dislike the light. Pack a sack filled with small barnyard animals to feed the trolls. You can also use youngsters but they are a tad pricey.

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15 hours ago, POA1 said:

You can also use youngsters but they are a tad pricey.

 

You should be able to source teenagers much more cheaply than other "youngsters" or livestock. In some cases parents are willing to give them away for free or even pay the recipient. 

 

As long as it is relatively tasty, trolls aren't that particular about whether their meat is "veal tender" or aged "on the hoof." If you're not sure if the teen meets their (low) standards, you can always throw in a couple of packages of marinade to seal the deal.

 

Jus' sayin'...

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The front is ideal if you like coffee as the Crow’s Nest is just a couple flights of stairs above you. Our cabin was just down the corridor from the Bridge and I frequently passed the Captain (there were 3) on route to the coffee bar (and, no, the Captain did not cut to the front of the line). And the gym & spa got a lot more use from my aft dwelling. The theater & casino are directly below so you won’t have excuses for missing shows. The pool & hot tub is easily reached a deck above. The rocking of the ship required a little skill to remain upright on the first night out of Seattle in the Gulf of Alaska but pleasant sailing sailing after that. If you are a foodie you are in for a workout because The Lido is a long walk at the aft end, an opportunity to appreciate the wall Art & door decorations in the corridorsimage.thumb.jpeg.e6092e6305d0d3507ac56b3e55cf437d.jpeg

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22 hours ago, Vic The Parrot said:

Isn't cabin 6008 on Deck 6?

 

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Confused here. 

No

deck 7

i noticed it was wrong, after it was too late to edit it. I made a comment about it….

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46 minutes ago, SanDiegian said:

The front is ideal if you like coffee as the Crow’s Nest is just a couple flights of stairs above you. Our cabin was just down the corridor from the Bridge and I frequently passed the Captain (there were 3) on route to the coffee bar (and, no, the Captain did not cut to the front of the line). And the gym & spa got a lot more use from my aft dwelling. The theater & casino are directly below so you won’t have excuses for missing shows. The pool & hot tub is easily reached a deck above. The rocking of the ship required a little skill to remain upright on the first night out of Seattle in the Gulf of Alaska but pleasant sailing sailing after that. If you are a foodie you are in for a workout because The Lido is a long walk at the aft end, an opportunity to appreciate the wall Art & door decorations in the corridorsimage.thumb.jpeg.e6092e6305d0d3507ac56b3e55cf437d.jpeg

We’re UNDER the bridge- not on the same deck……

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18 hours ago, Heidi13 said:

 

If you are on Dk 7, in 7008, rather than the Bridge, you probably have officer cabins above your cabin. 

Yes 7008

too late to edit my mistake, when i realized i typed the wrong cabin…..

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We have stayed in the cabin below the bridge wings on the Rotterdam last year.  No real noise issues from the bridge and the next door cabin was an Officer who always seemed to be working so no issues with that either.  I actually only saw him on the day we left the ship.  The comments about the veranda light are correct and this is actually controlled by the bridge but at night I prefer not having the light on as I want to see the night sky.  

 

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We were on the Oosterdam from Mid-October to mid-November this year, in cabin 6008. I'll add to the above comments that you do lose some veranda privacy as you are directly (very directly) below the glass floor on the  bridge.  You can turn your head up and watch the officers working when they're there, like when docking.

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On 11/30/2023 at 9:28 PM, kirkc said:

Only if the Captain orders them to practice their Dutch dancing in wooden shoes. 
 

actually the bridge is normally a quiet as a library.  

Don’t think so as her Master is Belgian 😜... 

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