Photos of extra bed out of ceiling?

[Girls Scout Leader]

Ok, lost this one too....Dave had a link where you could see just how the extra bed dropped out of the ceiling! I lost it!! Help!!

[patches-4]

I have this bookmarked at home but I'm at work right now( had to get my cruise fix on lunch break)!! If no one else can find it for you I will post it later tonight when I get home. They were really good pictures too.:bounce:

[patches-4]

I have found the picture but can't figure out how to get the website to post here. If you will e-mail me my son said he could send it to you as an attachment. It is a very good picture of the bed showing down from the ceiling. Just let me know if you still need it.:smooth:

[patches-4]

http://home.att.net/~pete-williams/magic/magic.htm Just had son do this hopefully this will work, if not we'll try something else. The photo is at the very bottom under more stateroom pictures.:p

[Girls Scout Leader]

I appreciate the effort! I was not the sight I had in mind, but the photo was great! I was very clear and you really get an idea what it's like. The orriginal site I had seen was a few pictures, step by step of a room steward actually pullingthe bed down. But this one was so good! Thansk so much!!!

[Dave_from_Marietta]

I've posted this on the boards a few times, but I haven't put it on my site yet.



Rooms that sleep three utilize a single, convertible sofa for the third person. The back of the sofa folds over to form a single bed, approximately 32 x 72 inches (81 x 183 cm).

Rooms that sleep four utilize a ceiling pull-down berth for the fourth person. The pull-down berth sets up over the sofa berth. I have some photos of Jeff, our cabin host, demonstrating how the upper berth folds down from the ceiling.

<table align=center border=0 cellspacing=10><tr><td><a href="http://www.dcltribute.com/trip_report/images/jeff_showing_the_upper_berth_1.jpg"><img src="http://www.dcltribute.com/trip_report/images/jeff_showing_the_upper_berth_1_thumb.jpg"></a></td><td><a href="http://www.dcltribute.com/trip_report/images/jeff_showing_the_upper_berth_2.jpg"><img src="http://www.dcltribute.com/trip_report/images/jeff_showing_the_upper_berth_2_thumb.jpg"></a></td><td><a href="http://www.dcltribute.com/trip_report/images/jeff_showing_the_upper_berth_3.jpg"><img src="http://www.dcltribute.com/trip_report/images/jeff_showing_the_upper_berth_3_thumb.jpg"></a></td></tr></table>
<table align=center border=0 cellspacing=10><tr><td><a href="http://www.dcltribute.com/trip_report/images/jeff_showing_the_upper_berth_4.jpg"><img src="http://www.dcltribute.com/trip_report/images/jeff_showing_the_upper_berth_4_thumb.jpg"></a></td><td><a href="http://www.dcltribute.com/trip_report/images/jeff_showing_the_upper_berth_5.jpg"><img src="http://www.dcltribute.com/trip_report/images/jeff_showing_the_upper_berth_5_thumb.jpg"></a></td></tr></table>

The pull-down berth is approximately 32 x 72 inches (81 x 183 cm) and has a weight restriction of 220 pounds (100 kg). The clearance from the upper berth to the ceiling is 35 inches (89 cm). The upper berth is fitted with safety rails and a ladder when it is made up by your stateroom host.