WHICH IS THE BEST OCEAN VIEW AND INSIDE STATEROOMS IN THE OPERA AND THE BACK OF THE SHIP CABINS ARE THEY GOOD BECAUSE OF THE ENGINE AND DON'T SEE THE PORTS WELL I THINK???//
THE WEBSIDES OF THE OPERA I SEE THAT THE OCEAN
STATEROOMS HAVE ONLY 2 BEDS IN CASE OF FOUR OR THREE PERSONS WHERE SLEEP IN BUNG BEDS I DONT KNOW... WHICH IS THE BEST DECK FOR CABINS THAT DIDNT BE DISTURB WITH ENGINES AND VIBRATIONS? AND BE SECURED IN CASE OF EMERCENCY AND IF THE CABIN BE NEAR THE LIFT DID I HEAR THE LIFT NOISE...
ARE THERE CABIN UNDER WATER.INSIDE STATEROOMS WHY DIDNT HAVE WINDOW BECAUSE OF WATER.....

THANK U

Hi, Paul.

Please take a look of the deck plan's of the MSC Opera, to see where the cabins are located;
http://www.msccruisesusa.com/flotta/pianinave.asp?ship_id=13&page_id=308
I don't think any of them is located "under" the water, actually

If you're looking at the deck plans, you will see these symbols:

It will tell you if the extra beds in the staterooms are bunk beds or a sofa bed. This is what will be the 3rd and the 4th bed.

I will also recommand you to write your Post's with small letters. CAPS LOCK is definated like "shouting", and small letters it's mutch easier for us to read.

Best Regards,

to: Junior Cruiser.
thank you that responde me can u tell me what is connecting cabins?



i forget to switch off the caps look last post !!

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Originally posted by paul ( malta ):
to: Junior Cruiser.
thank you that responde me can u tell me what is connecting cabins?

Not sure, but I guess that is two connected cabins, with a connection/door between them.
Am I right? Do somebody knows?

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i forget to switch off the caps look last post !!

Oh, That's OK

Here you will find the connecting cabins.
E.G. 10039/10043 or 10047/10049...
Regards
Uwe