cabin info address?

[beechparty]

I have tried and tried to search for this thread but am having no luck with the search engine so....

Does anybody have the web address that was posted several months ago for information about a particular cabin on a specific ship. I am interested in

Poam and I remember that the address or method was a little different for this ship than the other ncl.

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

[Arwenmark]

the only one I know of is

http://www.cruisedeckplans.com/DP/ships.htm?

this has info and pics for the various classes of cabins as you highlight them but does not have individual pictures of every single cabin on every ship so while it shows you pretty much what your cabin will be on a particular ship a particular odd cabin may still vary a bit.

[SactoSteve]

I have tried and tried to search for this thread but am having no luck with the search engine so....

Does anybody have the web address that was posted several months ago for information about a particular cabin on a specific ship. I am interested in

Poam and I remember that the address or method was a little different for this ship than the other ncl.

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

 

and I got it working for the Dawn, but I haven't figured out the ship coded for the POAM.

 

Replace the category type, the room number and the ship and you'll get info back about the room.

 

Now you just need someone to tell you what the ship abbreviation is. I tried both POAM and PAM and didn't get it to work.

 

https://seaweb.it.ncl.com/consumer/stateroom_detail.cfm?Cat=BC&Num=9518&SC=DAWN

 

Ada

[shoreguy]

Simple to find. I just went to the booking engine - selected a cabin - and copied the link. We would never guess the code.

 

https://seaweb.it.ncl.com/consumer/stateroom_detail.cfm?ExtID=7DA46EBB-63D0-47B1-A40D01313CA46433&Cat=BA&Num=10046&SC=PRIDE%20AMER

[SactoSteve]

Simple to find. I just went to the booking engine - selected a cabin - and copied the link. We would never guess the code.

 

https://seaweb.it.ncl.com/consumer/stateroom_detail.cfm?ExtID=7DA46EBB-63D0-47B1-A40D01313CA46433&Cat=BA&Num=10046&SC=PRIDE%20AMER

 

Well, it wasn't a total WAG ... there was a subdirectory named "pam" in the address line ... and the naming convention seemed to follow a shorter name :rolleyes:

 

Ada

[Luv4dacruise]

This is the one i use......http://1stmatecruises.com/nclcabins/

[beechparty]

That is the link I wanted.

Thanks again!