Will Never Sail P&O Again,

[yatchet]

A Cruise ship is an inherently noisy place to be.....Large TV, bars, nightclubs, music, ankle biters, waves bashing on the hull, vibrating propellers etc.

 

The only noise that really gets my back up is fellow Pax that insist on slamming their cabin door, whether it be 2pm or 2 am.:mad:

[MicCanberra]

A Cruise ship is an inherently noisy place to be.....Large TV, bars, nightclubs, music, ankle biters, waves bashing on the hull, vibrating propellers etc.

 

The only noise that really gets my back up is fellow Pax that insist on slamming their cabin door, whether it be 2pm or 2 am.:mad:

Agreed. :D

[dwjoe]

Sorry for bumping an old thread but I wanted to recommend the site cruisedeckplans.com. It shows you all the deck plans and then you can drag them over each other to see exactly what is above you. Here's a link to the Pacific Pearl.

 

http://www.cruisedeckplans.com/DP/Main/dragit2.php?ship=Pacific Pearl

[goodycruising]

Yep, that is a handy feature. You will notice if you line up the stairs at on part of the ship that when you check the stairs further along they don't always line up. It is pretty close, but the cruise companies are a bit lacking with making the plans exactly to scale.

[Miamia65]

Other posters will confirm this but I believe that Carnival, Princess and P&O are all the same company ... so you might get the same attitude across all of the brands.