Thank you for your review, may I ask what type of balcony cabin you had as I have seen other revievs saying the balcony was too small.
Regards
Ellen.
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SimonTravels
For the New Wave balconies aboard Norwegian Epic, it's actually easy to figure out where the bed is... it's on the deeper/roomier portion of the curved wall. It's pretty much the only ship where you can determine that information from looking at the deck plans.
Thanks for that information Simon. I never even noticed a "bump" on the cabin plan as they are quite small to actually see in detail. (well the one I looked at was)
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For the New Wave balconies aboard Norwegian Epic, it's actually easy to figure out where the bed is... it's on the deeper/roomier portion of the curved wall. It's pretty much the only ship where you can determine that information from looking at the deck plans.
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I think YouTube would be the best bet for that, however I'm sure that nobody has a picture of every cabin on every ship of every line.
The problem of the bathroom (or the lack thereof) would have been shown on someone's video from YT though.
OP - Thanks for the balanced review.
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JusMe
I was not responding to you. I was talking to the OP to check out cabin layout before booking a cabin.
No web site can have posted every cabin on every ship. Most ship cabins are pre-fab and have A and B lay out (Bed or sofa near the balcony and the other near the bath.
I realise you were not responding to me but you have said again that to check a web site to check out a floor plan of a cabin. So how do you find where the bed is located? Is this information actually on a web site as you suggest?
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Jusme, I think this has been discussed before but I would welcome you showing me the floor plan of cabin 11075 on the Epic, and not just a generic picture. The name of the web-site would be hugely beneficial.
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I was not responding to you. I was talking to the OP to check out cabin layout before booking a cabin.
For specific cabin try youtube or google to see if a past guest posted a video or still photo's. No web site can have posted every cabin on every ship. Most ship cabins are pre-fab and have A and B lay out (Bed or sofa near the balcony and the other near the bath.
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Jusme, I think this has been discussed before but I would welcome you showing me the floor plan of cabin 11075 on the Epic, and not just a generic picture. The name of the web-site would be hugely beneficial.
I have read a # of reviews that do not like the cabin and bathroom lay out on this ship. In the future I would suggest that you ask about the bathroom lay out before booking or use a web site that shows the floor plan of the cabins so you know what your getting into before you book.
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I am guessing it was a B6 Large balcony, but will we ever find out from Cruisers2022