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O.k. you've probably got 14 decks which is pretty mind blowing. Now decks 1 and 2 are normally the crew decks, so there is no need to worry about them. We now only have 12 decks to worry about. The upper most deck is often the pool/sports deck - that's easy to find, it's the very top one. Now we've only got 11 decks. All the public rooms normally occupy one or two decks, at most. The rest of the decks are mainly full of cabins.
It can be more difficult to find your way back to your cabin than it is to find your way to the pool or theatre. It is easy to walk down the wrong corridor - after all they all look a bit the same! However, help is at hand. Every staircase landing has a plan mounted on the wall with a 'you are here'. Corridors often have colour coded carpets and sometimes colour coded doors. There are always sign's saying stuff like "Cabin Numbers 100 to 200".
I think the secret is to look for landmarks on your deck, near your cabin and remember which staircase is nearest to your cabin. You could also study the ships layout in the holiday brochure, pre cruise. There is really no need to worry about big ships.
[This message has been edited by cncservo (edited 12-14-2000).]
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