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I was just wondering about that too

Scary price without even a balcony or a swimming pool and to get a proper breakfast you must walk to the restaurant? or is there a breakfast service on the train

There is a bit of a balcony, I think, and a pool by the restaurant, where the carriages spend much of their day?

So they are not staying permanently on the bridge? Are you sure

Yes look back on the thread, they only go out for bedtime!

So actually you can never enjoy the view from the bridge, only early morning

Lisbeth wrote: ↑Thu May 21, 2020 10:13 am So actually you can never enjoy the view from the bridge, only early morning

Exactly...

But who would want to spend the whole day inside the train

Guests will probably run up and down all day!

I am not going to stay there anyway, so why do I care Only my natural curiosity, which never leaves me

Alf wrote: ↑Thu May 21, 2020 10:21 am

Lisbeth wrote: ↑Thu May 21, 2020 10:13 am So actually you can never enjoy the view from the bridge, only early morning

Exactly...

But who would want to spend the whole day inside the train

Yes Spending a whole day in a train will remind me of the 1960's when it took 24 hrs by train to get back to boarding School in Grahamstown from my home in Parkmore JHB . But who in their right minds goes anywhere near Skukuza let alone stay in Camp..I must admit I do like Lake Panic but then thats all my Skukuza experience will ever be

Lisbeth wrote: ↑Thu May 21, 2020 9:32 am I was just wondering about that too

Scary price without even a balcony or a swimming pool and to get a proper breakfast you must walk to the restaurant? or is there a breakfast service on the train

apparently they are going to build a pool and a sundeck on the eastern side of the train

in the middle of the bridge overhanging the river...