I'm back and we have parsecs more to go, bots & droids, so walk/roll
this way:
The cruise cabin hallway views are SO satisfying. Ahhhh. Just try not
to imagine two twin padawans holding hands at the end and asking you to play
with them.
Our preview night had two cabins open for our gawking pleasure: a standard size and a suite. Let's start with the standard, and work our way up.
Our preview night had two cabins open for our gawking pleasure: a standard size and a suite. Let's start with the standard, and work our way up.
Like the hallway, the cabin design is extremely satisfying: so
many doors, hatches, and bits of furniture that fit seamlessly into the
walls. There's a pull-out table & seats on the far wall, and see the
little handle on the lower right of the viewport? That leads to an emergency
exit of sorts: it looks like a closet, but I believe if you push through the
far wall it actually goes outside the building. o.0
The viewport has
moving spacescapes beyond it, but is suuuper glare-y, and almost impossible
to photograph or film well. Boo. We did play with the buttons that lower the shield, though.
On the right under the TV
screen is a fold-down bunk, and to the left of the bed are these adorable
bunk beds:
The bunks are roomier than they look; over 6 feet long. The urge to
crawl inside one was strong, but I figured the other people in there
might disapprove. (I had to wait for a break in the crowd to get these
people-free shots.)
Loooove the pops of orange.
The bathroom feels like any other cruise ship bathroom, except for the nifty Death Star lights on the mirror:
The bathroom feels like any other cruise ship bathroom, except for the nifty Death Star lights on the mirror:
SPACE TOILET:
Now let's scoot over to the suite, which is about to make this standard size cabin feel like a clown car.
Ready?
Ready?
