What does the * on ship map mean?

[Pirate4Lifex3]

I have a state room with a * after the number and I can't find out what this stands for. Still new to all this stuff.

 

[m4travel]

Sorry, just checked the DCL website deck plans and do not see any cabins marked with an asterisk (*). Some have the handicap accessible logo and some with arrowheads indicating to which cabin they connect, but no asterisks.

Where did you see the deckplans with them?

 

[ashman]

They are in the guidebooks and I think they represent the obtructed view staterooms, but that is a guess based on a wisp of a faint memory. I'm sure more learned members will be along to correct if my assesment is wrong.

 

[outahere]

Taking a quick look at the deck plans, it looks like they are the ones with a solid metal wall (as opposed to plexiglass) below the railing on the verandahs.

 

[m4travel]

Yes, outahere has it right. Found a different set of deck plans here on disboards that show the 5 aft cabins on decks 5, 6, 7 & 8, both starboard and port with asterisks.
Checking the stateroom reviews the one thing they all have in common are metal instead of plexiglass below the veranda rails.

 

[disneyfaninaz]

According to the Disney Cruise Line Vacations 2007-2008 book/DVD sent out by DCL. The rooms with a * indicate a solid white wall verandah.

 

[Capt_BJ]

actually that means you have a room with a plug

if the ship starts to fill up with water, the crew will pull this plug to let the water out

however, you should not pull this plug under non-extremis circumstances otherwize you could let water in

it is kinda like the big valve in the beginning of the movie Joe Versus the Volcano ......

don't worry about it

JUST DON'T TOUCH IT !!!

just kidding,,,,,

 

[Pirate4Lifex3]

Tahnks for the help, whats what we thoguh, be we werent sure.....3 more days until cruise. woot