The special dining room that was decorated all fancy was used by the 1st class passengers, mainly for dinner and supper
The Titanic had First, Second, and Third class dining rooms.
the first class room was on top of the titanic
There were 4 eating areas: an a la carte restaurant, a dining room with 554 seats, a veranda cafe, and a Parisian cafe
There were seven dining rooms
I think they had more than the second and third class. Also the food was fancier.
Second-class dining was the most luxurious that anybody knew. Some passengers even recollected that it was so surprisingly fine that they had believed that had mistakenly blundered into first-class somehow.
There were four different type of passenger rooms on the Titanic. The first class passengers rooms had up to 5 rooms total, including private baths. The second class passengers rooms had a total of 2 or 4 rooms. The third class passengers had single room accommodations.
First-class passengers gathered in the dining rooms four times a day. They had the three usual meals and afternoon tea.
They slept on the lower decks, beneath the water. There were certain rooms that they also weren't let in.
There were three 1st class dining rooms, 2 second class dining rooms, and 2 3rd class dining rooms.
I think they had more than the second and third class. Also the food was fancier.
In 2011 It Was In First Class Dining Room. But Now Its On A Or B Deck Bridge Around First Class Rooms.
Second-class dining was the most luxurious that anybody knew. Some passengers even recollected that it was so surprisingly fine that they had believed that had mistakenly blundered into first-class somehow.
There were four different type of passenger rooms on the Titanic. The first class passengers rooms had up to 5 rooms total, including private baths. The second class passengers rooms had a total of 2 or 4 rooms. The third class passengers had single room accommodations.
The Titanic consisted of 643 rooms totally, out of which 214 in the first class,207 in the second class and 222 in the third class.
First-class passengers gathered in the dining rooms four times a day. They had the three usual meals and afternoon tea.
Since there was so many passengers aboard Titanic, the ships designer desided to make two dining rooms.
They slept on the lower decks, beneath the water. There were certain rooms that they also weren't let in.
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I counted three restaurants on B deck, including the Cafe Perisian, two on D deck (The First and Second Class Dining Saloons) and the Third Class Dining Saloon on F deck. That makes a total of six. Hope this helps.