Poll:What is most important to you?

hazelson · April 19, 2005

Definately the balcony - I get really claustrophobic so I need a window that opens - haven't found an airline that offers that service yet though lol. I can tell you all the hotels in Vegas that have windows that actually open - ninny that I am. I also like the balcony late at night or early in the morning, especially comoing into port. Very few people are out and about so I have the whole ocean to myself. I love the salt on the rails. Besides that - if I am out there in my bathing suit no ones sees but the two of us and that - as Martha would say - is a good thing lol. TTFN Jennifer

hazelson · April 19, 2005

Definately the balcony - I get really claustrophobic so I need a window that opens - haven't found an airline that offers that service yet though lol. I can tell you all the hotels in Vegas that have windows that actually open - ninny that I am. I also like the balcony late at night or early in the morning, especially comoing into port. Very few people are out and about so I have the whole ocean to myself. I love the salt on the rails. Besides that - if I am out there in my bathing suit no ones sees but the two of us and that - as Martha would say - is a good thing lol. TTFN Jennifer

Mebert · April 19, 2005

I think I would be satisfied anywhere on any cruise ship. However, I've always asked for at least a porthole so that I can look out the window as the ship approaches the port. Sometimes that approach is so early I don't get a chance to shower and go on deck. I usually jump up at 5 AM or 6 AM to see if I spot land. If I still see the open ocean I'll quickly shower and then check to see if the shore is visible. Much to my chagrin, the ship is usually docked by the time I get out of the shower. The shore is usually on the oposite side of the ship from where I am.

I also like knowing when the sun has risen.

If I had no choice I would take an inside cabin and probably stay out of the cabin a little more. After all, the ship offers the greatest public areas of any resort that are open to all of the passengers.

Mebert · April 19, 2005

I think I would be satisfied anywhere on any cruise ship. However, I've always asked for at least a porthole so that I can look out the window as the ship approaches the port. Sometimes that approach is so early I don't get a chance to shower and go on deck. I usually jump up at 5 AM or 6 AM to see if I spot land. If I still see the open ocean I'll quickly shower and then check to see if the shore is visible. Much to my chagrin, the ship is usually docked by the time I get out of the shower. The shore is usually on the oposite side of the ship from where I am.

I also like knowing when the sun has risen.

If I had no choice I would take an inside cabin and probably stay out of the cabin a little more. After all, the ship offers the greatest public areas of any resort that are open to all of the passengers.

Mebert · April 19, 2005

I think I would be satisfied anywhere on any cruise ship. However, I've always asked for at least a porthole so that I can look out the window as the ship approaches the port. Sometimes that approach is so early I don't get a chance to shower and go on deck. I usually jump up at 5 AM or 6 AM to see if I spot land. If I still see the open ocean I'll quickly shower and then check to see if the shore is visible. Much to my chagrin, the ship is usually docked by the time I get out of the shower. The shore is usually on the oposite side of the ship from where I am.

I also like knowing when the sun has risen.

If I had no choice I would take an inside cabin and probably stay out of the cabin a little more. After all, the ship offers the greatest public areas of any resort that are open to all of the passengers.

sailinglisa · April 19, 2005

I've been in inside, outside and balcony cabins. While I like the balcony and make good use of it, if it means I can cruise more often, I will book the inside (and if on Princess book it as a guarantee) hands down. The reason is that at times I do travel by myself.........and it does get expensive as I don't do any type of cruise line share program as I am afraid of what type of person I might get. So, I either get a roommate and a balcony or an inside (upgraded to oceanview sometimes.)

sailinglisa · April 19, 2005

I've been in inside, outside and balcony cabins. While I like the balcony and make good use of it, if it means I can cruise more often, I will book the inside (and if on Princess book it as a guarantee) hands down. The reason is that at times I do travel by myself.........and it does get expensive as I don't do any type of cruise line share program as I am afraid of what type of person I might get. So, I either get a roommate and a balcony or an inside (upgraded to oceanview sometimes.)

sailinglisa · April 19, 2005

I've been in inside, outside and balcony cabins. While I like the balcony and make good use of it, if it means I can cruise more often, I will book the inside (and if on Princess book it as a guarantee) hands down. The reason is that at times I do travel by myself.........and it does get expensive as I don't do any type of cruise line share program as I am afraid of what type of person I might get. So, I either get a roommate and a balcony or an inside (upgraded to oceanview sometimes.)

KeithnRita · April 19, 2005

Our preference is mid-ship outside cabin, lower deck. We had one inside cabin which we did not like. A window or a port hole gives us the sense of where we are.

KeithnRita · April 19, 2005

Our preference is mid-ship outside cabin, lower deck. We had one inside cabin which we did not like. A window or a port hole gives us the sense of where we are.