Nov 30
crystalz_ca asked:
When I bring up a map of the Norwegian Jade all the cabins have some sort of symbol in them, triangles etc. I know, in general, the symbols mean quad room, obstructed view etc. But with Norwegian Cruise Lines what do the symbols mean? I have found no help on the various travel sites nor from the cruise ship site itself.
When I bring up a map of the Norwegian Jade all the cabins have some sort of symbol in them, triangles etc. I know, in general, the symbols mean quad room, obstructed view etc. But with Norwegian Cruise Lines what do the symbols mean? I have found no help on the various travel sites nor from the cruise ship site itself.
3 Responses to “What do the cabin symbols mean when travelling Norwegian Cruise Lines?”
November 30th, 2008 at 6:47 pm
maybe go back to caving
December 4th, 2008 at 6:07 am
Square = disability cabin (ADA)
Circle = hearing impaired
= connected staterooms
White triangle = king sized bed
Diamond = queen bed
Filled triangle: space for a 3rd person
Plus: space for a 3rd and 4th person
White star: up to 6 people
Filled star: up to 5 people
O = “family friendly accommodations”
You have to roll the mouse over the legend in the bottom right hand corner:
If you have more general cruise questions, you might want to check out the Savvy Guide to cruises:
Have fun with your cruise!
December 4th, 2008 at 7:01 am
They mean: Go FAR FAR AWAY FROM NCL!!!