Andrew DEREK UK
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Yes would be nice!WooHoo![]()
! Maybe some in the future for us EBer's!
You have had some good answers already, during the transit, either side can be best, it depends on what lock side left/righ you enter, going to LA, your side will be away from the viewing gallery, for locals and the panama railway, but as said close to lots going on and you will see a lot.Andrew, we have been assigned a starboard room going WB. Will we see much of the land, we both hope so?
Going from Panama to LA, you will be land side, but it depends on how far out the Magic is if you see it!
Well the ship will be out from the coast in international waters, it depends how far to if you can see land.Thanks for the info - very helpful. We will certainly go to the presentations on the history of the canal.
How about the rest of the journey being starboard? How close to land are we?
The canal is not very wide so either side of the ship is rather close to land. At the last lock, Mira Flores heading in the WB direction you will see the lovely skyline of Panama City, Panama. Also at the Mira Flores locks is a (I think) a restaurant (this would be on the starboard side for the WB travelers) and there were lots of folks waving and holding up signs.
I think for MAY cruisers (WB)Panama city, the viewing platform will be port side, and coming back in August (EB) will be starboard.

I am on the deck 1.. is that port side?
What else could a guy want.
