A La Carte cashiers

[Adam Lang]

Thanks Lester - I was looking at the ET plans. Actually, I lied about there only being tables for 4; there was one for eight.

-Adam Lang

 

[Lester Mitcham]

Hello Adam,

Unfortunately those plans are less than accurate!

 

[Adam Lang]

Yes, I know

, but do you know where I can find a set of decks that shows restaurant seating and/or the arrangement of the third class berths?

-Adam Lang

 

[Lester Mitcham]

Hello Adam,

There are several places for the Restaurant seating, but since you also want the 3rd Class Berths, then you need to get yourself a copy of Bruce Beveridge's deck plans. Go to: http://titanic-model.com/ Look under: GENERAL ARRANGEMENT PLANS...
Click for full details Have you ever wondered what the internal arrangement of the post office looked like on Titanic? The 1st class pantry or 3rd class galley? The Captain’s quarters, or Scotland Road?

 

[Adam Lang]

Thanks a lot, Lester, these are great

. I'll have to put them on my wishlist for next Christmas...

-Adam Lang

 

[João Carlos Pereira Martins]

Sorry if this question was already done, but I was wondering how much money first class passengers would have to pay to take their meals in the a la carte restaurant.

 

[João Carlos Pereira Martins]

Thanks, Bob.A la Carte restaurant wasn't really a cheep place to eat!!In my book, all the main characters have dinner in this restaurant but they were really wealthy english aristocrats