Inside On Poa

[mew1]

Has anyone stayed in an inside on the POA, they look really small on the pictures. We last had a balcony on the Jewel and we had lots of room in the room even without the balcony. Disney inside was very good size.

Please let me know, I am finding it money crunched this time.

Thanks

Mew1

[electricron]

The Pride of Aloha has two different sizes for inside cabins.

Towards the front of the ship, they're around 145 sq. ft. These are usually marked on the deck plans for up to three or four passengers.

Towards the aft, they're sized around 121 sq. ft. These are usually marked on the deck plans for a maximum of just two passengers.

[shoreguy]

The Pride of Aloha has two different sizes for inside cabins.

Towards the front of the ship, they're around 145 sq. ft. These are usually marked on the deck plans for up to three or four passengers.

Towards the aft, they're sized around 121 sq. ft. These are usually marked on the deck plans for a maximum of just two passengers.

 

Looking at the countdown clock question is about POAM

 

POA ??? which ship POAL (Pride of Aloha) or POAM (Pride of America) - what cabin number

[mew1]

I am looking at Cat. J, not the really little ones, any input very helpful

Thanks

Mew1:o

[shoreguy]

I am looking at Cat. J, not the really little ones, any input very helpful

Thanks

Mew1:o

 

Not the biggest :rolleyes:

 

Cabin 8691

• Duvet
  
• Hair Dryer (1)
  
• Telephone (1)
  
• Television (1)
  
• Safety Deposit Box (1)
  
• Refrigerator (1)
  
• Shower (1)
  
• Crib (1)
  
• Convertible Lower Beds (2)
  
• Pullman Bed (1)
  
• Cabin Square Footage (132)
  
• Aft Section
  
• Inside Stateroom
  
• Port Side
  
• Pier aft
  
• Sprinklers
  
• Internet access (1)
  
• Bed Rails (1)

[karfest]

My parents were in a J. This was their first cruise and they felt they had all the room they needed. I would have gone CRAZY in that room. There was no room to move on either side of the bed so they had to crawl over it to get to the bathroom. The bathroom was tiny, barely room for 1 person. But they were happy and enjoyed the cruise.

 

Our first cruise was also in a low category inside and we were fine. Since then we have discovered balconies and penthouses. So, the lesson is- it's not too small if you've never been in a different category:)

[RenieRaider]

We were in an inside Stateroom #9525 Forward. Oh yes, it is small. What we did was have the beds separated, it gives you a LOT more space... to move around and during the day it's like having two sofas, and when it comes time for packing ... perfect. Only down fall is, you don't sleep together unlessone of you sneaks into the others bed. ;-)

If there was EVER a cruise to take an Inside Stateroom on a cruise.... it would be while doing this Port Intensive Itinary.... AND if there was ever a time to take a balcony on a cruise (port side) .... it would be while cruising the Hawaiian Islands on an NCL America ship. Views of both the Volcano at night AND the Napali Coast.

You have to look at your budget

[mew1]

Thanks so much for all the input, these boards are so great, always someone to answer your questions or share an idea.

Hawaii is the dream destination and what a way to travel, CRUISING