Deck 2



The next level is comprised mainly of passengers cabins and some crew quarters. In the center is the main staircase and behind that are two cinemas.

At the aft of the deck are crew accommodations and the day room for the hotel crew. Here,the crew members of the hotel department spend their time off. As you can see, crew accommodations are located in the lower part of the ship close to the generating plants,auxiliary engines and air conditioning units. You may think that living close to these machines is noisy and uncomfortable, but that is not the case. The ship is so well designed that vibrations are well insulated and the living areas are kept as silent as possible. There is less noise in a cabin close to the engines than in an average apartment in a big city.
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