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Auflistung Filter FILTER Schiffsausstattung Parameter ID Beschreibung 135 24 Std. Roomservice 197 3-D/4-D Kino 131 Aktivitäten 132 All inklusive 140 Asiatisches Restaurant 233 Aufzug 191 Autoscooter 214 Babyphone Verleih 127 Babysitter 120 Badminton 94 Bank/Wechselstube 180 Barrierefrei 240 Bars und Cafe s 85 Basketball 147 BBQ/Grill/Rotisserie 87 Behindertengerechte Kabinen 199 Billiard 229 bis 1500 Passagiere 230 bis 3000 Passagiere 228 bis 500 Passagiere 231 bis 5000 Passagiere 109 Bistro 114 Bodega 176 Bootcamp 128 Bordsprache 192 Bowlingbahn 146 Brasserie 153 Brauhaus 136 Buffetrestaurant 149 Burgerrestaurant 92 Bücherei/Bibliothek 96 Café/CoffeeBar 157 Champagner/Caviar Bar 95 Cocktail Bar 167 Comedy 118 Creperie 216 Deutsch 88 Dialyse möglich 184 Dialyse möglich 166 Dining & Show 100 Disco 243 Eisbahn 154 Eisbar 217 Englisch 129 Entertainment 190 Ernährungsberatung/ Kochkurse 225 Expedition 161 Fish & Chips 175 Fitness Studio 82 Fitness Studio 182 FKK-Bereich 224 Fluss 242 Fluss 210 Formel 1 Simulator 218 Französisch 145 Französisches Restaurant 93 Friseur 150 Fusion Restaurant 171 Fußball 112 Gelateria/Eisdiele 186 Gesundheitskurse 200 Glaskugel 83 Golf(abschlag)platz 174 Golfsimulator 221 Griechisch 137 Hauptrestaurant: Feste Tischzeit 234 Hauptrestaurant: Flexible Tischzeit 223 Hochsee 194 Hochseilgarten 202 Hochzeitskapelle 183 Hospital 158 Indisches Restaurant 134 Inkl Getränke zu den Mahlzeiten im Buffetrest 245 Inklusive: Mineralwasser zu den Tischzeiten 248 Inklusive: Spirituosen, Biere,Cocktails, Wein 133 Inklusive: Wasser, Softrinks z.d. Mahlzeiten 249 Inklusive: Wasser,Softrinks,Kaffee und Tee 247 Inklusive:Hauswein z.d. Mahlzeiten 204 Inlinerbahn 91 InternetCafe 220 Italienisch 138 Italienisches Restaurant 141 Japanisches Restaurant 173 Jogging/Walking Parcour 235 Kabinenservice/Roomservice 104 Kasino 121 Kids und Teens 80 KidsClub/Kindergarten 103 Kindergarten 205 Kinderpool/Aquapark 207 Kinderrestaurant 211 Kinderstühle im Restaurant 168 Kino 206 Kleinkindbetreuung 116 Klettern 193 Kletterwand 130 Kommunikation 101 Konferenzraum inkl. Technik 185 Kosmetik 178 Kostenfreies W-LAN 179 Kostenpflichtiges W-LAN 86 Krankenabteilung 244 Liegen und Schirme 163 Livemusik Jazz 162 Livemusik klassisch 164 Livemusik Rock/Pop 189 Massage 148 Mexikanisches Restaurant 107 Minigolf 215 Nächtlicher Kinderhort 169 Open-Air Kino 159 Orientalisches Restaurant 246 Panoramalounge 155 Panoramarestaurant 227 Passagierzahl 238 Personalausweis / Identitätskarte 105 PianoBar 139 Pizzeria 209 Playstation 84 Pool Außen 98 Pool Bar 170 Pool Innen (überdacht) 99 Poolrestaurant 106 Privates Dinner 111 Pub 236 Reisedokumente 237 Reisepass 251 Russisch 181 Sauna 124 Schiffsausstattung 222 Schiffstyp 160 Seafood Restaurant 195 Seilbahn 90 ShoppingCentre 165 Shows 177 Shuffleboard 201 Skydiving 239 Sonnendeck 81 SPA 219 Spanisch 143 Spanisches Restaurant 126 Speisen 208 Spezielles Kinderessen 123 Sportangebot 152 Sportsbar 119 Squash 151 Steakhouse 196 Surfsimulator 142 Sushi 144 Tapas Bar 213 Teens Disco 102 TeensClub 115 Tennis 89 Theater 198 Tischfußball 110 Tischtennis 241 Tischzeiten 97 Trattoria 250 Treppenlift 212 Videospiele 108 VirtualRealityGames 172 Volleyball 203 Wasserrutsche 156 Weinbar/Vinothek 122 Wellness/Gesundheit 188 Whirlpool Außen 187 Whirlpool Innen 117 Wickelraum 226 Windjammer 232 über 5000 Passagiere 113 Zigarrenzimmer Schiffskategorie Parameter ID BESCHREIBUNG 2 ** 4 **** 5 ***** 6 ****** Kategorie Parameter ID BESCHREIBUNG IS Innenkabine OS Aussenkabine BK Balkonkabine MS Minisuite SU Suite Anreise-Hotel-Zugaben Parameter ID BESCHREIBUNG ADD Zugaben AIR Flug BEV Getränkepaket BUS Bus CTY Stadtrundfahrt DIN Spezialitäten Restaurant EXC Landausflug GRT Trinkgelder HTA Hotel (ohne Angabe) HTG Hotel (4 Sterne) HTH Hotel (5 Sterne) HTL Hotel HTM Hotel (3 Sterne) HTN Hotel (2 Sterne) OBC Bordguthaben RND Rundreise RNF Rail & Fly TRA Anreise TRF Transfer TRN Zug WIF Internetpaket Veranstalter Parameter prefix suffix Beschreibung INFXSLR_NACH2 Schauinsland Kreuzfahrt + 2 Nächte Hotel INFXSLR_NACH3 Schauinsland Kreuzfahrt + 3 Nächte Hotel CPM200999 aidapauschal AIDA (UDI) Pauschalangebote aidapakete AIDA Flugpakete CPM200999 bestfly Bestfly Royal Caribbean & Celebrity Cruises CPM200999 clevertours Clevertours CPM200999 compass Compass Kreuzfahrten costapakete Costa Flugpakete CPL200281 ZUBUCHER-PAKETE CruisePool.com CPL200281 ZUBUCHER CruisePool.com CPM200999 eberhardt Eberhardt Travel CPM200999 foxtours FOX-TOURS CPM200999 gebeco Gebeco CPM200999 hundh H&H Touristik mscpakete_LHR Interline MSC NAV204047 Interliner INTERLINE Preise rcipakete_LHR Interline RCI, CEL, AZA NAV204047 Interliner_PEP INTERLINE und PEP Preise PXP205021 Interliner Interliner Rate PXP205021 Interliner_Pep Interliner/ Pep Rate JUST JUST AIDA CPF200887 zubucher Kreuzfahrten Flemming CPM200999 mediplus Mediplus CPM200999 miller Miller Reisen mscpakete MSC Pakete mscpakete_CPY MSC PEP Angebote mscpakete_PXP MSC PEP Angebote CPY203122 zubucher Multicruise Gruppenreisen ZUBUCHER NICHT BENUTZEN!! CPM200999 nicpakete nicko cruises CPM200999 paketeall Paketeall zB CUN HLKF PHX NAV204047 PEP PEP Preise mscpakete_NAV PEP Preise MSC rcipakete_NAV PEP Preise RCI-CEL-AZA PXP205021 PEP PEP Rate rcipakete_PXP RCI, CEL, AZA PEP Raten rcipakete_CPY Royal - Celebrity - Azamara PEP Angebote rcipakete Royal Caribbean Pakete CPR200357 ZUBUCHER Rudolf Reisen INFXSLR_VOR11 Schauinsland 11 Nächte Hotel + Kreuzfahrt INFXSLR_VOR2 Schauinsland 2 Nächte Hotel + Kreuzfahrt INFXSLR_VOR3 Schauinsland 3 Nächte Hotel + Kreuzfahrt INFXSLR_VOR4 Schauinsland 4 Nächte Hotel + Kreuzfahrt INFXSLR_VOR5 Schauinsland 5 Nächte Hotel + Kreuzfahrt INFXSLR_VOR6 Schauinsland 6 Nächte Hotel + Kreuzfahrt INFXSLR_VOR7 Schauinsland 7 Nächte Hotel + Kreuzfahrt INFXSLR_NACH11 Schauinsland Kreuzfahrt + 11 Nächte Hotel INFXSLR_NACH4 Schauinsland Kreuzfahrt + 4 Nächte Hotel INFXSLR_NACH5 Schauinsland Kreuzfahrt + 5 Nächte Hotel INFXSLR_NACH6 Schauinsland Kreuzfahrt + 6 Nächte Hotel INFXSLR_NACH7 Schauinsland Kreuzfahrt + 7 Nächte Hotel CPM200999 seetours Seetours AIDA & Costa Pakete seepakete Seetours Pakete CPM200999 selectholidays Select Holidays CPM200999 studiosus Studiosus CPM200999 terranova terranova CPM123456 ZUBUCHER TEST Zubucher TOC202237 zubucher ThomasCookDE CPM200999 tourvital TOURVITAL CPM200999 travianet Travianet tuipakete TUI Cruises Himmel&Meer Pakete CPM200999 windrose Windrose CPM200999 wolters Wolters Reisen Abfahrts-/Enthaltene-/Ankunftshäfen Parameter ID Name ACS A Coruna AAB Aalborg AAL Aalesund AOQ Aapillatoq, Kujalleq AAR Aarhus AAS Aasiat ZWZ Abaco ALL Abashiri ABS Aberdeen ADJ Abidjan ABR Abrolhos Archipel AUH Abu Dhabi AS1 Abu Simbel - Assuan ATI Abu Tieg ABU Abuko Nature Reserves RAX Aburatsu ABW Abwinden ABY Abydos JUL Acajulta ACA Acapulco ACC Accra ACH Achtuba ACJ Acjutla ADA Adabya, Suez ALF Adak ADL Adelaide AEA Adelaide Island DEY Adele Island ADE Aden AEQ Aequator ARR Aeroe AFU Afuá - Para AGA Agadir GSS Agats AAT Agatti AGG Agia Anna AGI Agios Nikolaos ARG Agrigent GAO Agropoli AGU Aguilas AHN Ahsen AHT Ahtuba AAN Aiduma Island AIG Aigina Island AIS Ain Soukhna XAO Airao AIR Airlie Beach AIU Aitutaki AJA Ajaccio ABA Akaba AKA Akaroa AKE Aken AKI Akita TTT Akpatok Island AKX Akranes AKU Akureyri ABN Al Bahrain ADK Al Dakhla ALI Al Khums ALS Al-Chasab ALY Alanya ASO Alassio ALB Albany ASG Albatros Isl. ADM Alborg ADI Albredia ALU Alcoutim ALX Alcudia ALD Aldabra ANY Alderney TGX Alert Bay AXY Alesund AES Alesund AEE Aleuten XXE Alexander Selkirk Island AEX Alexandria AHO Alghero ALG Algier ALP Ali Island ALC Alicante IMS Alim Island ALJ Aljmas ALK Alken ALH Alkhornet ALR Alkmaar ASQ Alluitsoq LUI Alluitsup Paa LEI Almeria ALM Almerim ALO Alofi, Niue OOF Aloofushi - Dhaalu Atoll LOX Alor Island AOT Alotau ALE Alphonse AVE Alstahaug ALA Alta ALT Altea ACO Alter do Chao ADT Altinkum Bay ALV Alvaraes, Tefe AWI Alyui, Waigeo AMD Amada AMA Amador AFI Amalfi AIA Amalia-Gletscher AKB Amalik Bay AMJ Amami AMH Amapala AUY Amarapura ASA Amasra (Safranbolu) AMT Amatura AMX Amazon Exit AME Amazon River Entry AZG Amazonas Einfahrt DAC Amber Cove AMB Ambergris Cay AMO Ambodifototra ABT Ambohitralanana ABO Ambon AMM Ambon RYI Ambrym Island AMW Amedee Island AMI Amelia Island AML Ammassalik AGO Amorgos ARM Amrum ASB Amselbühren AMS Amsterdam ANW Anacortes ADY Anadyr AKR Anak Krakatoa AKK Anakao LVI Analvilhanas AOS Anami-Oshima AIW Anano Island / Wakatobi AYB Anastasiya Bay AVB Anavilhanas CEI Ancenis ANC Anchorage ANA Ancona ADC Ancud AJD Andalsnes ANM Andaman Inseln AND Andance AAK Andavadoaka ADD Andernach ANN Anderten ANI Andoya Island ANE Anegada QRG Angers AHE Angra Do Heroismo AGR Angra dos Reis AMP Angthong Marine Park AXA Anguilla ANK Ankalm AZY Annaba ANO Anori AAX Anse aux Meadows ASL Anse Lazio, Praslin ASK Anserski ADX Anses d´Arlet ANS Anstruther AYT Antalya AHI Antarktische Halbinsel ANB Antibes ANU Antigua ATK Antilla APO Antipoden ANF Antofagasta ATS Antsiranana ANR Antwerpen ANZ Anzac Cove ZIO Anzio AOJ Aomori APW Apia APR Apo Riff APH Apra Harbour AQJ Aqaba AQI Aqisserniaq, Grönland AQV Aqua Verde ARK Arakamchechen EAI Aran Islands ARV Arature ABX Arbatax RRO Arch. De los Canarreos ARC Archangelsk ARB Arecibo ARE Arendal AGT Argentia AII Argentinische Inseln ACP Argostoli ARU Arguni HUS Arhus AAA Ari Atoll ARI Arica IDE Aride HGN Arkhangelsk ARL Arles ADB Armacao dos Buzios RNA Arnastapi ARH Arnheim ABH Arraial Beach ACE Arrecife ASF Arsukfjord AUA Aruba NGA Arutanga - Cook Inseln ATN Arviat, Nunavut ASW Asau ASX Aschach ASH Aschaffenburg AAV Aschdod (Tel Aviv) ASR Ashmore Reef
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