McDad
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I want to avoid the aft because of occasional diesel fumes.
I'm talking about the top one or two decks on the ship. Usually forward of midship. Those balconies should be good?
If she wanted to get rid of me forever and make it look like an accident, the higher the balcony the better. Less chance of rescue if I'm knocked unconscious when I hit the water.Ahh, I wondered if you meant that. I didn't spend much time on the open upper decks, so I'm not sure how much they look down on the balconies below them - and things vary from ship to ship. That's why once you figure out destination and ship, you want to do homework on individual cabins - including cruise cabin reviews and pictures.
If she wanted to get rid of me forever and make it look like an accident, the higher the balcony the better. Less chance of rescue if I'm knocked unconscious when I hit the water.
She may not wanna go if there's no chance to dispose of me permanently.She's gonna have to do some cruise ship shopping then because a lot bulge more as you go to the belt-line, and you'd just fall into the balcony below and be pissed off. We haven't been on a cruise ship in probably ten years, and they keep morphing - some even have balconies facing the playgrounds in the middle of the newer ships.
I'm not completely sure I'm following you. If the side is straight up and down, each balcony will be covered by the one above. If the deck steps out as you go down, then the balcony below will be exposed to the one above - no privacy. Ours was half covered and half not, and the suites (or mini suites) below ours were full exposed to our balcony. Hopefully that makes sense. I honestly didn't see much sunlight coming straight down - in fact, our balcony never really seemed to get full sunlight because of the ship's direction and clouds, so don't plan on it always being sunny. I'd love to try one of the rear facing cabins. One warning I read about the cabins facing forward is that at speed there is a problem with room doors if you have the balcony door open - somebody turns the handle and gets ejected down the hall because of the wind. Also because of projecting decks above, even private decks may not be completely private. See how the projections on the Riviera Deck project out beyond the balconies below. When you think you have a room picked out, do a search and see if there are comments about the room - there are websites almost dedicated to cruise ship rooms. Most rooms are pretty much OK.
https://www.cruisedeckplans.com/ass...com-deckplan.php-ship=Royal-Princess-III.webp
She's gonna have to do some cruise ship shopping then because a lot bulge more as you go to the belt-line, and you'd just fall into the balcony below and be pissed off. We haven't been on a cruise ship in probably ten years, and they keep morphing - some even have balconies facing the playgrounds in the middle of the newer ships.
I have always wanted to do one but I have this fear/vision of my drunk ass falling overboard into the ocean and then getting eaten by a shark.
Sharks and dark water are literally the only 2 things I am scared of and both terrify me.
Does it feel easy to fall over?
Let me clarify, if you are drunk is it easy to fall over?
I have always wanted to do one but I have this fear/vision of my drunk ass falling overboard into the ocean and then getting eaten by a shark.
Sharks and dark water are literally the only 2 things I am scared of and both terrify me.
Does it feel easy to fall over?
Let me clarify, if you are drunk is it easy to fall over?
Perhaps...However, there are better sports than football and we excel in those quite well...
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