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cruiseman
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posted 03-13-2000 03:45 PM      Profile for cruiseman   Email cruiseman   Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
I'm looking to book a cruise on the new Carnival Victory. Does anyone know if the balcony cabins on the stern (back) overlook each other as it appears they're staggered in a pyramid shape? Think they'd be good to have to oversee where you've been but don't really want a balcony on a higher level looking down over mine.
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Ginger491
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posted 03-14-2000 10:14 AM      Profile for Ginger491     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
I was on the Triumph Jan 22-29, and I believe the cabins will be set up the same way on the Victory as they were on the Triumph. We had cabin 8422, which was the last cabin before being on the actual back of the ship. We did get to know our neighbors who were on the back corner, and we checked out their cabin and deck. On any balcony, you can lean over and look into your neighbors or down below if you want to (just as a warning). Our neighbors balcony was no different than ours in that respect. Our balcony was 12 feet long due to the larger shape of the room. Our neigbors was just as long, but since it was on a corner it was nice because you could follow the sun more (move your lounge chair depending on where the sun was). Although being on the stern of the ship means you have further to walk to activities (at the front of the ship) we loved being on the stern because it was so quiet, very few people had to walk by our cabin to get to theirs) and we would stay at the stern of the ship again.
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posted 04-03-2000 03:54 PM      Profile for cruiseman   Email cruiseman   Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
Ginger491

How was the layout of your cabin. Understand these few cabins with the larger balconies are configured a little different than the normal cabins. We're trying to obtain one of these instead of the one we have on the stern. To date they claim to be booked.

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