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I switched to the Early Saver fare and BAM! I instantly saved $170! Amazing! BTW, is anyone familiar with U160 on the Fascination? When I switched today, the specialist that I was speaking with suggested that I moved to this room. I was staying directly across from it, but she said this room was starboard so it would have better views and a bigger window. It sounded like a winner to me! :D

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I switched to the Early Saver fare and BAM! I instantly saved $170! Amazing! BTW, is anyone familiar with U160 on the Fascination? When I switched today, the specialist that I was speaking with suggested that I moved to this room. I was staying directly across from it, but she said this room was starboard so it would have better views and a bigger window. It sounded like a winner to me! :D

 

Well, not sure why she wanted you to change or why she would have said that it has better views?????

 

It's on the port side (as are all even number cabins) not the starboard side. You can't ever tell what veiw you will have while in port because the ship may dock forward or backward, there could be other ships between you and the port and what ever view you have of distant islands while at sea on the way down will be on the opposite side of the ship on the way back........

 

You have passenger cabins above and below you so sound shouldn't be a problem. I don't think you will have a larger window.......and by directly opposite your original cabin do you mean you were originally in U161? because there are no cabins across the hall.........

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I switched to the Early Saver fare and BAM! I instantly saved $170! Amazing! BTW, is anyone familiar with U160 on the Fascination? When I switched today, the specialist that I was speaking with suggested that I moved to this room. I was staying directly across from it, but she said this room was starboard so it would have better views and a bigger window. It sounded like a winner to me! :D

 

there is no cabin across from this cabin-- did you mean on the other side?

 

did you have U161?

 

they are mirror images- one is not bigger then the other.

and your view will depend on how the captain docks. he can pull in or back in depending on the number of ships in port with you.

 

 

its a VERY convenient location- use those aft eelvators to get you anywhere you want to go.

Event he main dining room (unless you get the mid ship dining room then you have to go forward and use those other elevators--- the ship had dead ends for the dining room because of the galley

 

you have an ocean view cabin that sleeps 3 people

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I was in U161. The phrasing that she used was across. I honestly haven't looked at the deck plans because I made the call between appointments at work. The offer to move was an unexpected surprise. I found out about the price through a promotional email from the site that I booked through. I called and they moved me to the ES rate without a problem.

 

Thanks for all of your advice! She said that it had a bigger window but I'm really good either way - I'm just excited to go! Plus, I am hoping that the fairy calls me and offers me a sweet deal on a balcony!

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Heres a report from the Sensation.. same ship class. Few years old though.

 

http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=176454

 

 

 

OUR ROOM:

 

Our room was an oceanview room, U160, on the UPPER DECK. Room seemed small at first, but got used to it quickly. Not bad for a ship room. Lots of storage space. Luggage fits right under the bed. Nice amenity basket was there (toothpaste, herbal essense shampoo, mouthwash, etc). It had 1 UPPER bed. The window was much larger than I thought it would be. Wife and child can easily sit on the window sill. Only thing dissappointing was the window was not that clean from the outside. Seemed streaks were there, that impared visibility a tad bit. Could not even tell there was smoking ever in this room, and I am sure there had been. There were 2 Bath robes and a very handy safebox that is locked and unlocked with your sail and sign card. Two plug outlets were there. One next to the bed, and one in the bathroom attached to the tube light. I didn't bring a surge plug outlet as some people recommended, and these two did fine for me to charge my batteries on the digital camera and video camera. The room seemed very cold always, and couldn't figure out how to turn down the AC until 3 days later. A little vent can be adjusted, but it could never be turned off.

 

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