Originally Posted by
SanDiego1K
I'm unaware of such a requirement. After all, the ships have occupancy for more passengers than the cabins can accommodate. I anticipate that we might be stuck sleeping overnight in a public area.
Ah, I think I've got an answer from someone very familiar with Hurtigruten.
(The Internet is an *amazing* resource. However did we manage "way back then"?
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Apparently for shorter trips, less than 24 hours, and I think yours is about 23 hours, no cabin is "required".?
(And I wonder if they thus save cabins for those with >24 hour trips, perhaps until the last minute?)
flatlander, does this match your understanding?
That would also explain why there is a capacity greater than the cabin sleeping capacity.
(Of course, these numbers might not match up depending upon how many are booked in each cabin/suite.)
GC