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I don't think the set up will cause any problems. The service and amenities are essentially the same. The difference comes in the difference in the ship class. Victory and triumph are triumph class ships, and the glory is an conquest class ship. each ship is outfitted differently, although the ships are relatively the same design within the class. The Miracle is a spirit class ship. the deck plans are definitely different, but it looks like getting around on the spirit class ships is just a smidge easier due to the elevator placements. The elevators on the spirit class ships seem to be a little more evenly spaced through the length of the ship. Overall though even with the differences in layouts there simply isn't much to make navigating the ship any more difficult. I personally walk a thorough "get familliar" walk before embarkation. This allows time for the luggage to arrive at our room, and it gives me ample oppourtunity to familliarize myself with the ship. I usually get to the port about 4hrs before sail time. This leaves me ample time to trudge through any snafu's the boarding process may have, as well as leave plenty of time to get to know the ship. It is always nice to not have to ever feel rushed when cruising.... :clap:
I don't think the set up will cause any problems. The service and amenities are essentially the same. The difference comes in the difference in the ship class. Victory and triumph are triumph class ships, and the glory is an conquest class ship. each ship is outfitted differently, although the ships are relatively the same design within the class. The Miracle is a spirit class ship. the deck plans are definitely different, but it looks like getting around on the spirit class ships is just a smidge easier due to the elevator placements. The elevators on the spirit class ships seem to be a little more evenly spaced through the length of the ship. Overall though even with the differences in layouts there simply isn't much to make navigating the ship any more difficult.
I personally walk a thorough "get familliar" walk before embarkation. This allows time for the luggage to arrive at our room, and it gives me ample oppourtunity to familliarize myself with the ship. I usually get to the port about 4hrs before sail time. This leaves me ample time to trudge through any snafu's the boarding process may have, as well as leave plenty of time to get to know the ship. It is always nice to not have to ever feel rushed when cruising.... :clap:
