Shower curtain or shower door in Club Veranda ???

Good morning - can anyone tell me if (after the refit on Quest) if the Club Veranda rooms have a shower curtain or a shower door? (so hoping for a door - hate dealing with a gropy plastic shower curtain LOL)

Thanks everyone

Good morning - can anyone tell me if (after the refit on Quest) if the Club Veranda rooms have a shower curtain or a shower door? (so hoping for a door - hate dealing with a gropy plastic shower curtain LOL)

 

Thanks everyone

It's a curtain, and it's not an issue. There is insufficient room for a door to open either in or out. I've never been "groped" by the curtain.

Thank you

It's a curtain, and it's not an issue. There is insufficient room for a door to open either in or out. I've never been "groped" by the curtain.

It was an issue for both my husband and myself, as the fan blows the curtain inwards.

When we were on the Quest TA, the clothes lines hadn't been replaced, although they were on board. The Captain estimated they would all be fitted in 3 months. Half that time has already passed.

It was an issue for both my husband and myself, as the fan blows the curtain inwards.

When we were on the Quest TA, the clothes lines hadn't been replaced, although they were on board. The Captain estimated they would all be fitted in 3 months. Half that time has already passed.

I'm not sure what the clothesline has to do with the shower curtain, but clotheslines were being installed on Quest in October.

I've taken at least 400 showers in Azamara bathrooms with shower curtains and never have had an issue with the curtain and neither has my wife.

I've taken at least 400 showers in Azamara bathrooms with shower curtains and never have had an issue with the curtain and neither has my wife.

That's a lot of showers! I'm jealous, unless it's your habit to shower a dozen times a day, so the 400 reflects only a few Azamara cruises.

I've only showered a fraction of that number on Journey, but the shower curtain wasn't a problem at all. Seemed as though it was well enough weighted at the bottom to keep it where it should be. The fan didn't move it.

Melissa

I'm not unusually large, but the shower curtain clings to me. DW didn't notice it, because she takes short showers -- I enjoy soaking in the steamy water and after a while it definitely softens up and gets real chummy. [This didn't happen on NCL Pride of America, but that's the only good thing I can say about that ship -- other than the fabulous itinerary!]

Just back and yes - groopy shower curtain LOL

Pia

It was an issue for both my husband and myself, as the fan blows the curtain inwards.

When we were on the Quest TA, the clothes lines hadn't been replaced, although they were on board. The Captain estimated they would all be fitted in 3 months. Half that time has already passed.

Jackie,

I know that you are very keen that the clothes line returns to the bathroom but doesn't your loyalty level allow you free laundry?

Just off Quest yesterday....clothesline has been installed (and was used) in

7th floor veranda room.

Jackie,

 

I know that you are very keen that the clothes line returns to the bathroom but doesn't your loyalty level allow you free laundry?

Yes, but I prefer to wash my 'smalls' through the sink. Also wouldn't consider sending my swimming costume to the laundry, prefer to hang it to drip dry!

I used the laundry room but prefer to air dry my shirts and jeans. Obviously the bathroom line would not be long enough or get enough air movement.

I brought with me a line like this: https://www.amazon.com/Marrywindix-Portable-Windproof-Clothesline-Dormitory/dp/B00O7G0F30/ref=sr_1_12?ie=UTF8&qid=1480002712&sr=8-12&keywords=clothesline+cord

I used the veranda curtain tie backs as my anchors. The line reached almost double. The steward was fine with it as the clothes were not outside. By the time we were back from sightseeing, the clothes were almost all dry.

I'm not unusually large, but the shower curtain clings to me. DW didn't notice it, because she takes short showers -- I enjoy soaking in the steamy water and after a while it definitely softens up and gets real chummy.

Isn't there a trick for dealing with shower curtains - is it bulldog clips? Seems to ring a bell...

We've just been on a princess cruise and they had a great idea to deal with shower curtains. They put magnets in the hem which then stick to the metal bath sides. Result NO STICKY shower curtain [emoji4]

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If privacy is not a concern, try leaving the bathroom door open.

If privacy is not a concern, try leaving the bathroom door open.

No one else can use the wardrobe then as the bathroom door opens into the room.

I think the magnets in the bottom of the curtain is the best solution yet!i

I use the black metal paper clips. A few across the bottom of the curtain works well.

I always bring clothes pins. One at each end of the bottom of the curtain does the trick. ;)

I might try the oxo small bag/chip clips that are also magnets. They would weight it and also hold it against the wall. Is the wall definitely metal?

If privacy is not a concern, try leaving the bathroom door open.

We were told on a visit to the engine control room that the engineers can always tell when the shower room door is left open when there is a steamy shower, it sets off the stateroom fire sensor! This results in a call to the room concerned.

That never happened to us!

Not only was the shower curtain clingy, the bathroom was the smallest I have ever experienced. I felt quite claustrophobic.