Yeah, I hear you. Personally, it comes down to money - if I need to get those views from the open decks to save some £$£, then so be it! Thanks for watching, Julie!
This is a brilliant cabin. I shared with ny dad for a week and its a good size cabin. The balcony is the highlight for me, waking up and sitting outside with a coffee first thing was such a treat. 🙏🙏 Have fun on yiur adventure Frazer, your videos are brilliant xx
Hey Sonia, thanks for following! Totally agree re the balcony - I could sit out there with my morning coffee for hours. I’ve got a balcony on my next cruise, and am SO excited for it!
We really like MSC cabins, 2 minor things, 1 a splash of colour would be nice and 2 a power socket beside the bed. The power socket beside the bed seems to be impossible for many cruiselines tho! Thanks Fraser for the tour.
I don’t disagree re the power socket - I’m lucky I charge via USB, but know a lot of people who now don’t and would benefit from a plug! I always find the newer MSC ship cabins SO comfortable!
@FraserAtSea some of us old and decrepit folk 😂 need medical devices such as CPAP machines, and they require mains power, and a cable stretched from the desk on the opposite wall is never good. Never mind, extension cables are frowned upon by cruiselines as fire hazards. Therefore great to see your cabin tours, Fraser, to judge how far the sockets are from the beds! 🤣
Wow! I didn't realize the balcony was so small. I'm sure I'll still enjoy it but I don't think I've ever had a balcony on a cruise that didn't have lie-down loungers on it.
Great video and a nice cabin tour. I booked an infinite Oceanview which I didn't know what it's until I look at some TH-cam videos. The window can be half way down so it's like a balcony room without a balcony.
Hi Fraser, have you got the link to your video where you explain the good and bad cabin locations please? I checked through your youtube account but can't seem to find it ;-) Thank you!
Hey Carola, good question - I actually don’t think I got around to putting it together - oops! I’ll get some stuff together over the next few weeks to cover this topic hopefully - watch this space, ha! Long story short though, just make sure your cabin’s got other cabins on all sides, and don’t book beside any ‘crew only’ access doors… Hopefully this helps for now!!
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Booked on Deck 9 in October 2023! So close, can't wait to board this ship.
Ooh, amazing!
It's balcony for me all the way for now. I have to have those views especially in the mornings N sail aways plus sunsets
Yeah, I hear you. Personally, it comes down to money - if I need to get those views from the open decks to save some £$£, then so be it! Thanks for watching, Julie!
@@FraserAtSea true Fraser. I understand that too 👍
This is a brilliant cabin. I shared with ny dad for a week and its a good size cabin. The balcony is the highlight for me, waking up and sitting outside with a coffee first thing was such a treat. 🙏🙏 Have fun on yiur adventure Frazer, your videos are brilliant xx
Hey Sonia, thanks for following! Totally agree re the balcony - I could sit out there with my morning coffee for hours. I’ve got a balcony on my next cruise, and am SO excited for it!
We really like MSC cabins, 2 minor things, 1 a splash of colour would be nice and 2 a power socket beside the bed. The power socket beside the bed seems to be impossible for many cruiselines tho! Thanks Fraser for the tour.
I don’t disagree re the power socket - I’m lucky I charge via USB, but know a lot of people who now don’t and would benefit from a plug! I always find the newer MSC ship cabins SO comfortable!
@FraserAtSea some of us old and decrepit folk 😂 need medical devices such as CPAP machines, and they require mains power, and a cable stretched from the desk on the opposite wall is never good. Never mind, extension cables are frowned upon by cruiselines as fire hazards. Therefore great to see your cabin tours, Fraser, to judge how far the sockets are from the beds! 🤣
thanks for cabin tour on msc world europa, i've just join your channel, best regards from france.
Hi Laurent, thanks so much for subscribing - welcome aboard!
Wow! I didn't realize the balcony was so small. I'm sure I'll still enjoy it but I don't think I've ever had a balcony on a cruise that didn't have lie-down loungers on it.
Yeah, most cruise ship balconies are about the same size as this - you must’ve been in some faaaancy cabins!
Ijust came home from my first 10-day greek island-cruise on the Norwegian Gem in a insidecabin..and yeah I would like this balcanycabin! Who wouldn't?
Ahh! How did you find Gem? Did you enjoy?
@@FraserAtSea yeah I did enjoy! Some things were better then expected some not but it was great overall. Next one in november ;)
Great video and a nice cabin tour. I booked an infinite Oceanview which I didn't know what it's until I look at some TH-cam videos. The window can be half way down so it's like a balcony room without a balcony.
Ahh, please let me know how that is - I tried to get into one of them but none were available - they look beautiful!
@@FraserAtSea thank you. Maybe you can try to do a video of that type of room on your next MSC cruise
Hi Fraser, have you got the link to your video where you explain the good and bad cabin locations please? I checked through your youtube account but can't seem to find it ;-) Thank you!
Hey Carola, good question - I actually don’t think I got around to putting it together - oops! I’ll get some stuff together over the next few weeks to cover this topic hopefully - watch this space, ha!
Long story short though, just make sure your cabin’s got other cabins on all sides, and don’t book beside any ‘crew only’ access doors… Hopefully this helps for now!!