Island Princess B745

[islandwoman]

We're looking for a cabin to see the Northern Lights, with an aft view, a view up, and preferably a starboard or port view as well.  Most of the aft cabins are sold, but B745 just came available.  The information I'm finding online (deck plan, photos, reviews) are conflicting.  Can someone who's been in Island Princess B745  tell me what the view from that cabin's balcony is like?

[JF - retired RRT]

39 minutes ago, islandwoman said:

We're looking for a cabin to see the Northern Lights, with an aft view, a view up, and preferably a starboard or port view as well.  Most of the aft cabins are sold, but B745 just came available.  The information I'm finding online (deck plan, photos, reviews) are conflicting.  Can someone who's been in Island Princess B745  tell me what the view from that cabin's balcony is like?

Hope you put a hold on it while you wait for an answer.😉

[skynight]

B745 is a full aft suite. You will love the full suite benefits. The balcony will be covered by cabin A727. There will side and end views. Any northern lights should be visible in the distance.  

[Steelers36]

33 minutes ago, skynight said:

B745 is a full aft suite. You will love the full suite benefits. The balcony will be covered by cabin A727. There will side and end views. Any northern lights should be visible in the distance.  

As long as the ship is sailing southbound.  😁

[skynight]

13 hours ago, Steelers36 said:

As long as the ship is sailing southbound.  😁

Ship is five days north of the Arctic Circle with two days anchored in Alta. In October there will be 12+ hours of darkness. Northern lights could be sighted in any direction. 

[islandwoman]

Thank you all for your responses.  A cabin more to my liking popped up, A727.  I booked it.  Now if the seas will just cooperate, so that I don't get seasick so high in the ship  🤢

[Steelers36]

13 hours ago, skynight said:

Ship is five days north of the Arctic Circle with two days anchored in Alta. In October there will be 12+ hours of darkness. Northern lights could be sighted in any direction. 

Sometimes, you are just too serious.  But always accurate.  😉