Indy Aft JS... Would you keep it?

[CaribSailor]

Got a very good deal on JS 7412 on Indy. Anyone stay in this cabin? How are the aft's on a freedom class? Would you keep or switch to a midship? First time not in a full suite as well. Deal was way to good to pass up.

Edited July 1, 2015 by CaribSailor

[George C]

Have not done this ship but love having a aft cabin with all the extra balcony space, I would keep it .

[Cigar King]

Agreed. The aft balconies are very nice, and I find that in addition to the extra balcony space they feel a little more private since there is not a lot of traffic back there.

[Ourusualbeach]

We had its neighbour 7414 on the Liberty and loved it. I would not give it up.

[wingman2014]

Had aft JR suite on FOS loved the cabin and the hugh balcony !! KEEP IT !

[CaribSailor]

Cool. Thanks for the advice.

[Priusprof]

Got a very good deal on JS 7412 on Indy. Anyone stay in this cabin? How are the aft's on a freedom class? Would you keep or switch to a midship? First time not in a full suite as well. Deal was way to good to pass up.

The aft JS are a good combination of room size and oversize balcony. Just be aware that you will have an obstructed view because of the aft superstructure. There's a gap between the end of the balcony and the superstructure. If you look at Indy's deck plan for deck 7 that upside down dome behind the aft cabins represents the superstructure that you look through to see the ocean. We would only book an aft balcony if it was on deck 10. Up at that level the structure is not as intrusive. We experienced this first hand on Voyager and now book midships.

Edited July 1, 2015 by Priusprof

[cruisingsince94]

Keep it and enjoy every minute of it.

[CaribSailor]

The aft JS are a good combination of room size and oversize balcony. Just be aware that you will have an obstructed view because of the aft superstructure. There's a gap between the end of the balcony and the superstructure. If you look at Indy's deck plan for deck 7 that upside down dome behind the aft cabins represents the superstructure that you look through to see the ocean. We would only book an aft balcony if it was on deck 10. Up at that level the structure is not as intrusive. We experienced this first hand on Voyager and now book midships.

 

 

Yeah, the view on this cruise isn't all that important and like I said we got this for a steal as it was only 1400$ out of pocket for 3 of us. I see what you are saying about the superstructure. We have been on Indy before but in OS. This is just a cheap getaway so guess I shouldn't be too picky. Think we will keep it unless there is fantastic opportunity to upgrade.

Edited July 1, 2015 by CaribSailor

[John&LaLa]

BTW, there is a set of stairs nearby that takes you strait into WJ. I used it all the time to get nachos in the afternoon.

[monorail81]

BTW, there is a set of stairs nearby that takes you strait into WJ. I used it all the time to get nachos in the afternoon.

 

Really? Where? Not crew stairs? We have an aft on the Indy soon...we usually sail aft on the Freedom and never knew about stairs back there. What's wrong with us?

[John&LaLa]

Really? Where? Not crew stairs? We have an aft on the Indy soon...we usually sail aft on the Freedom and never knew about stairs back there. What's wrong with us?

 

Not really crew stairs. They are your evacuation route to the muster station. There are yellow signs that say you can't be there. But not everyone can read. :eek:

[CaribSailor]

Not really crew stairs. They are your evacuation route to the muster station. There are yellow signs that say you can't be there. But not everyone can read. :eek:

 

 

Copy that.. Nacho express route locked in.

[John&LaLa]

Copy that.. Nacho express route locked in.

 

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