Flat Screen TV's

[mdmourges]

How many are in the Silver Suites on Shadow? Just one in the bedroom or is there another one in the living area? Thanks.

 

Mark

[meow!]

From the Silversea website, there are two, one in the bedroom and one in the living room for the silver suite.

[Jim00]

The Veranda Suite image on the Silversea Spirit website shows a TV in the sitting area and another in the sleeping section. This seems very extravagant. Could be because the sitting room TV doesn't rotate. Or this is just a possible configuration. I'll find out for sure next April.

 

The Silver Suites must have a TV for each of the two rooms I'm sure.

[CatServants]

Jim00,

 

We just got back from a cruise in a Verandah cabin and there is only one TV. I'm sure they rotated it for the cabin pictures to highlight that it is indeed viewable from both the bed and the sitting area.

 

Enjoy!

 

Randy

[CatServants]

Oops! You were asking about the Spirit, and we were on the Shadow.

 

Need to read twice post once next time. Sorry...... :(

[Jim00]

Just go off Shadow. The two TV's on the Spirit will make the April cruise for me.

[meow!]

The Veranda Suite image on the Silversea Spirit website shows a TV in the sitting area and another in the sleeping section. .

I asked that question a couple of months ago on this board (an earlier thread) and someone replied that there will be only one TV on a swivel base. Presumably, what we see (in those "pictures") are artist's renditions, not real photographs!

[billcrooz]

it really doesn't matter because no matter where you are all you get is worldwide cnn,italian footaball,fox which seems to freeze all the time and lousy movies. and that was in S.F. :mad:

[mdmourges]

Well I would like to know because since the Silver Suites have a bedroom that closes off, I would like to know if I can watch tv in the sitting area while my wife sleeps in the bedroom. Thanks.

 

Mark

[meow!]

For the silversuite, there definitely are two TVs, one in the bedroom and one in the living room,

[conchyjoe]

The Silver Suites on the Shadow and Whisper have two TV's.

 

One in the bedroom that is at right angles to the bed. It's not a very practical position for watching a movie in bed but is OK to look at the 'Bridge Cam" as you enter port in the early morning.

 

The other, is in the main cabin, in a cabinet between the hallway and the the bedroom. This directly faces the sofa and two easy chairs and is well positioned for viewing. It is fine for watching when the bedroom doors are closed and your wife is asleep. When you decide to go to bed you can enter the bedroom via the toilet & bathroom and not disturb her by opening the glass doors between the sitting area and the bedroom which have heavy curtains and can be quite noisy to open.

[Jim00]

@ExpertCruiser twitters Two LCD TV's in all suites.

 

Remember reading somewhere that they are interactive and "movies on-demand". Very convenient if true. Now we'll stay up even later catching up with movies we've missed. Hope there is a good selection, i.e. like ship's old library.

[meow!]

Perhaps Mr Tucker would like to clarify whether the Spirit's basic suites have one TV or two.

[ging466]

Perhaps Mr Tucker would like to clarify whether the Spirit's basic suites have one TV or two.

 

Posted today on twitter: "one really cool tidbit. All suites have 2 flat panel TVs and the one in the bedroom is behind the mirror. Suites are huge!"

 

Cheers

ging466

[Emtbsam]

@ExpertCruiser twitters Two LCD TV's in all suites.

 

Remember reading somewhere that they are interactive and "movies on-demand". Very convenient if true. Now we'll stay up even later catching up with movies we've missed. Hope there is a good selection, i.e. like ship's old library.

There is also a pretty good selection of DVD's in the library. Take the case to the Concierge Desk and they will put the disk in it.

[meow!]

Posted today on twitter: "one really cool tidbit. All suites have 2 flat panel TVs and the one in the bedroom is behind the mirror. Suites are huge!"

Thank you. So the artisit's rendition on Silversea's website is right. So there is now one known "advancement", along with other "drawbacks" (likely reduced public space per passenger)!