Anyone been on Dawn in 9736?

[Flyingfish]

Just booked our 3rd NCL (been quite a while) on the Dawn for Bermuda. Curious about the cabin. It's aft (first for us) and I've seen different configurations for the cabin. Is it a decent cabin? Much movement back there? Any info you can render is appreciated! Of course, no matter where you are, any cruise, any cabin, is a good one! Thanks

[Baitman19]

Just booked our 3rd NCL (been quite a while) on the Dawn for Bermuda. Curious about the cabin. It's aft (first for us) and I've seen different configurations for the cabin. Is it a decent cabin? Much movement back there? Any info you can render is appreciated! Of course, no matter where you are, any cruise, any cabin, is a good one! Thanks

 

No wind, no noise & fresh baked bread everyday (the smell anyway)

 

Check out our webshots link May 2005 9236.

 

You love it

Hap[y Cruising,

Monty

[*Wink*]

I found this info. on a stateroom website. You may want to check out the threads here: http://boards.cruisecritic.com/forumdisplay.php?f=207

 

On Decks: 8, 9, 10, 11

 

Private balcony, large living room with minibar, dining area, refrigerator, CD/DVD player, TV, safe, separate bedroom with queen-sized bed, and luxury bathroom with whirlpool tub and separate shower. Butler and concierge service available.

 

AB: 533 sq. ft. plus 54 sq. ft. balcony.

AC: 314 to 360 sq. ft. suite plus 134 to 254 sq. ft. balcony.

AE: 290 sq. ft. suite with 64 to 106 sq. ft. balcony.

[Ask4Jay]

9738 is a Penthouse right next to 'our' lowly BA #9738. Cannot comment on the size or the amenities, but the location is wonderful. Man, I had forgotten all about that lovely smell emanating from the bakery somewhere below. Do we like stern (aft) cabins? See our signature.

[no port @ dfw]

We were in 9236 on the June 8, 2008 sailing to Bermuda (same cabin but on the starboard side). We had a similar AE on the Pearl in Alaska last year and are booked for another AE on the Pearl in the Caribbean this winter. We like it and the extras that come with the penthouse. We had no movement issues on either past cruise and have really enjoyed the view. We had a BB on the Jewel transatlantic and found ourselves sitting in "the great outdoors" which is a cafe on the aft portion of deck 12 because we liked the sound of the wake and did not want to be bothered with too much wind while sitting outside reading. Neither of our previous trips in an AE had rough seas so we don't know what it would be like in that instance, but assume the ship is set up to keep the screws firmly in the water and since we are directly over them, figure it should not have too much excess movement. Cabin size is more than comfortable for 2 and on the Alaska trip our 3 kids had an inside around the corner but spent most of the time in our cabin and we did not feel crowded at all. The only real down side we noticed was the long walk at the end of the day, whether it is coming from a show in the Stardust Theater or the Spinnaker Lounge. Monty's photos, with the exception of a bit of decor change, are still accurate as of June 2008. As we book future cruises we will continue to try to get the same cabin.

[nyflush]

Great photo's Monty! Thanks for sharing:)

[pcreek]

Love the photos, Monty!! My mom & I were on the Dawn 1-28-07, too!

Was great to see those pics! :D What a great trip!

 

Thanks for sharing!

[Flyingfish]

Thanks all for the responses! The bakery aroma will be an added bonus.

[Rapture24]

I'm glad that you posted this questions. I am booked in AE 9732 for our cruise in May 2009. I was kind of wondering about the movement of the ship back there also...