When I bring up a map of the Norwegian Jade all the cabins have some sort of symbol in them, triangles etc. I know, in general, the symbols mean quad room, obstructed view etc. But with Norwegian Cruise Lines what do the symbols mean? I have found no help on the various travel sites nor from the cruise ship site itself.

Square = disability cabin (ADA)
Circle = hearing impaired
<–> = connected staterooms
White triangle = king sized bed
Diamond = queen bed
Filled triangle: space for a 3rd person
Plus: space for a 3rd and 4th person
White star: up to 6 people
Filled star: up to 5 people
O = "family friendly accommodations"

You have to roll the mouse over the legend in the bottom right hand corner:
www.ncl.com/nclweb/fleet/deckplan.html?shipCode=JADE

If you have more general cruise questions, you might want to check out the Savvy Guide to cruises: http://www.cruisesavvy.com

Have fun with your cruise!

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3 Responses to “What do the cabin symbols mean when travelling Norwegian Cruise Lines?”

  • ramirezrossie says:

    maybe go back to caving
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  • PJ says:

    Square = disability cabin (ADA)
    Circle = hearing impaired
    <–> = connected staterooms
    White triangle = king sized bed
    Diamond = queen bed
    Filled triangle: space for a 3rd person
    Plus: space for a 3rd and 4th person
    White star: up to 6 people
    Filled star: up to 5 people
    O = "family friendly accommodations"

    You have to roll the mouse over the legend in the bottom right hand corner:
    http://www.cruisesavvy.com

    Have fun with your cruise!
    References :

  • Empress1 says:

    They mean: Go FAR FAR AWAY FROM NCL!!!
    References :

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