Originally Posted by
LCSinTexas
I think I understand, but please correct me if I am wrong. -
I did a bit of sketching on a layout, I marked some footstools with red arrows, some of the partitions between travellers in white (they go up and down), and the green arrow shows what route one would take if sitting in a non-aisle seat, for example, if seated in the A seat, you would need to step over the feet of the person in the B seat in the row behind yours...
If this picture does not help, please try to explain further where you see partial or full partition, and IŽll try to do better.
LcS
Thanks for this. I was reading the wiki, and the following bullet points make a reference to partial or half barrier, and so I was wondering what those are...
Club World Upper deck- 50J for longest bed is the best. However, you only have a curtain between you and the stairs and right hand side forward loo. Should be okay but might be noisy. Partial barrier around feet.
- 51D and 51F: no half barrier either so very good for tall people and first row of CW cabin so good for food and ease of access to loo without any galley.
- 56B has a bit of extra length but also a partial barrier.