Cruise 3m
Guest eat dinner here
THE DINING ROOM
lobby like area where the purser’s office (front desk, hotel desk, reception desk) is locate.
THE RECEPTION AREA
Small facilities that are open part or even all of day
ALTERNATE DINING AREA
ALTERNATE DINING AREA
LIDO DECK (cafe
During day, may host orientation meetings, port lectures, games, movies, or other special events
THE SHOWROOM
Entertainment events usually take place here each night.
THE SHOWROOM
Majority of ships today have one or more swimming pools, with nearby Jacuzzi
THE POOL AREA
MAGRODOME: a glass skylight that can cover pool area
THE POOL AREA
a glass skylight that can cover pool area
MAGRODOME
Frequently adjoins a spa that offers massages, facials, saunas
THE HEALTH CLUB
Area for guests to exercise, with an aerobic area, stationary bicycles, treadmills and weight machines
THE HEALTH CLUB
Facilities for children's supervised by specially trained staff
THE CHILDREN’S AREA
More extensive place that sells souvenirs, duty –free goods, tee shirts
THE GIFT SHOP
Store where you can buy sundries.
THE GIFT SHOP
Required by maritime law for vessel that carries more than 100 pax to have a physician on board, often assisted by one or more nurses
THE MEDICAL FACILITY
Screenings of recent movies in a theater. Double-duty as meeting spaces
THE MOVIE THEATER
Key moments and picturesque spots, professional photographers take photos of passengers, which are then displayed in a photo gallery.
THE PHOTO GALLERY
gambling is usually legal on ships, :usually closed when the ship is on port
THE CASINO
time-based fee, where passengers can send and receive email
THE INTERNET CENTER
Ocean-view room
OUTSIDE STATEROOMS
Have windows
OUTSIDE STATEROOMS
Cheaper, “is only a place to sleep”
INSIDE STATEROOMS
No windows, but often use mirrors, pastel colors, bright lightings. Even false windows
INSIDE STATEROOMS
Sitting area, sleeping area often divided by a curtain
SUITES
Most expensive accommodations
SUITES
an entire deck made up of suites
CONCEIRGE LEVEL
bed or docking space of a ship
berth
Guest can often select the exact staterooms they want when the cruise is booked
Deck Plans Are Important
------ help indicate which price categories apply to which stateroom
Colors
are generally located on the highest decks
suites and larger staterooms
front of the ship
Bow
Righside of the ship
Starboard
back of the ship
stern
left of the ship
Port