Luxury Liner interior cabin photos from the - very elegant

[Bucky]

This is how you live in the lap of luxury while crossing the Atlantic.





Sit down, read a magazine, or chat with the international travelers during your record-time crossing



At night you can arrange for a private room above the promenade for a tete-a-tete or naughty rendezvous



There's also a study where you can compose a letter to the folks back home, telling them about the exciting journey.



Hey, it's still the 20th Century, so the living quarters might be a bit cramped. But that'll just encourage you to get out and socialize during this once in a lifetime thrill.



Finally your ship comes to rest in picturesque New Jersey and you can thank your courteous pilot for a lovely trip. Maybe if you save up, you can catch another luxury flight in five years or so.

[NYC_SKP]

1. Ka-Boom...

Beautiful interiors, and I love how the designers needed to be very conscious about the weight of the various articles and materials employed.

The piano was aluminum.

Bravo.

[Bucky]

4. Oh, the huge manatee!

But don'tcha just love those 60s era dining chairs on a 30s era travel vessels. I tell ya, those nazis were ahead of their time.

[GreenPartyVoter]

2. No way I would cross the Atlantic in that, unless you meant Atlantic City.

[NYC_SKP]

3. Zeppelin-Museum Friedrichshaven has a full scale replica of the Hindenburg.

I love this:



http://www.zeppelin-museum.de/home_en.0.html

[baldguy]

5. Looks familiar

[RFKHumphreyObama]

6. It's probably sad that I recognized what this was immediately after I saw the first picture

In an era of crammed airlines and relatively small plane cabins, engaging in overseas travel in something so spacious would just seem so surreal -I can't even imagine it.

But yeah, pity about the ending

[Liberal_in_LA]

7. cool pics