Triumph Questions

[bjboothman]

What is the difference between the London and Paris dining rooms? Is either more desirable than the other?

 

Do all staterooms on the Triumph have refrigerators, or only "better" cabins, or any at all?

 

Thanks!

[jcanino]

What is the difference between the London and Paris dining rooms? Is either more desirable than the other?

 

Do all staterooms on the Triumph have refrigerators, or only "better" cabins, or any at all?

 

London is mid ship and Paris is all the aft with windows on 3 sides. Paris is the larger of the two.

 

Only the suites on the Triumph have refrigerators.

[TheGrandparents]

You will be assigned the Paris dining room if your cabin is mid to aft.

London is for the cabins forward.

 

Paris also has the earlier dining room times......5:45 & 8:00 as compared to 6:15 & 8:30 for the London.

[gunnerfubar]

I was told by Carnival it didn't matter the location of your cabin, but rather the time of your dinner seating. Main seating at 5:45 was in the Paris, where the 6:15 was in the London. Same with the later seatings. They said you could be in any cabin, it just depended on your dinner seating time.

[bjboothman]

Gunner that makes sense, as I have been confirmed for late late and have a guaranteed cabin, so don't know where I will be sleeping.

[TheGrandparents]

I should say that it's just from our previous cruises that when we have been in a cabin forward we have eaten on the forward dining rooms, same goes for aft.

 

On our cruise last month we requested/confimred early seating a year in advance and were still given late when we boarded. That was easily changed once on board.......again. It was not the first time.

 

They will do their best to accomodate everyone but they will not promise anything.

 

So we were told, anyway.