Cut Up Brochure (so you know where your cabin is)

[sea-cruise]

Sometimes the deck plans aren't aligned because of page spacing or a top deck being smaller than the bottom ones. If you want to know what is under your cabin or above it, tear the deck-plan page out of your brochure and cut out each deck.

Line them up and tape them next to each other, using the forward and aft elevators (or stairs) as a guide.

I started doing this before the "computer age", and it still works best for me.

I know that a few others will (most likely) tell me what I wrote is a waste of time, but for anyone interested, I thought it might be of some help. Happy cruising!:)

[MercedMike]

Sometimes the deck plans aren't aligned because of page spacing or a top deck being smaller than the bottom ones. If you want to know what is under your cabin or above it, tear the deck-plan page out of your brochure and cut out each deck.

Line them up and tape them next to each other, using the forward and aft elevators (or stairs) as a guide.

I started doing this before the "computer age", and it still works best for me.

I know that a few others will (most likely) tell me what I wrote is a waste of time, but for anyone interested, I thought it might be of some help. Happy cruising!:)

 

I tear out the maps from the brochure and take them with me. They are better then any map they will have available on board!!

 

I like maps. I like to know just where I am.;)

[sea-cruise]

Yes, you are so right...I get confused looking at those plexiglass mounted maps on the ships...the brochure page works better for me too.

[Inshape]

Always need to know what is above and below me when picking cabins.

[LookingForward2]

This tip was especially helpful to us when we had a promenade inside cabin. the deck plans are out of line with what is below on the promenade.

 

Due to some advice on these boards, i switched cabins to more in the center of the promenade instead of at the end (which i didn't realize until I lined up the deck plans)

 

Great advice OP !!

[Happy ks]

....A great tip for those who are looking for things to do while waiting for their next cruise!

 

I have to admit, I've done this myself. I've also cut up brochures for bits I've used in scrapbooking.

 

:) :)

[sandaneli]

This tip was especially helpful to us when we had a promenade inside cabin. the deck plans are out of line with what is below on the promenade.

 

Due to some advice on these boards, i switched cabins to more in the center of the promenade instead of at the end (which i didn't realize until I lined up the deck plans)

 

Great advice OP !!

 

 

We are going on our 1st Royal Caribbean Cruise next February and have booked 2 connecting Promanade Staterooms. Please tell me what rooms you had. I was confused at first because the ship plans did not line up. When I called RCCI the CS REP said that our rooms were in the center of the Promanade Rooms 6587 and 6589 are these in the middle of the Promanade? When I line up the plans as suggested it does look centered but I was hoping for some confirmation.

 

Thanks for your help.

S.

[sea-cruise]

If you are going on the Voyager class Explorer, you should be right over the Logo Souvenier Shop and across from the Scoreboard Sports Bar.

You will be at the center of the ship. Happy cruising! :)