Dreamliner - Best Seats?

[Minimanam]

We are travelling next year on Norwegian Airliners Dreamliner and I was just wondering if there are any seats that are better to sit in for us as a family of 5 (DW, 3 DD's 17, 13, and 7 and myself).

Looking forward to your suggestions

[tomdan]

Waiting on this one😉

[byeo]

Use seatguru, pop in your flight number and date of travel and it’ll tell you what are the better seats and which ones to avoid.

[MarBell]

Went on Tui Dreamliner to Costa Rica couple of weeks ago and had extra legroom seats row 31 out and row 32 coming back,very comfortable plenty of room. Hope this helps.

[PPM]

Originally Posted by MarBell

Went on Tui Dreamliner to Costa Rica couple of weeks ago and had extra legroom seats row 31 out and row 32 coming back,very comfortable plenty of room. Hope this helps.

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The OP is on a Norwegian Air Shuttle Dreamliner. The interior layout may be different.

[Lumiere]

We booked the exit row seats with Norwegian last year both ways at no extra cost - For both journeys we were on the correct side for the air bridge - First off, first through immigration, and pretty much the first out of the airport!

[Minimanam]

Thanks, everyone - we have booked Row 27 (I think these are exit row seats) for the journey out and 26 for the return - Hope these will be OK

[sandshal]

We had Row 27 last month(I think, exit row seats anyhow) fabulous seats, although no good if you have children under a certain age as they wont be able to sit there.

[sandshal]

One other point on Row 27, avoid the middle four. We watched the people in those struggle all flight as people were using it as a cut through. No flight announcement to say otherwise. It was, walk through the galley, or across people's legs, even the crew were using it as a cut through. Would never choose those.

[Minimanam]

Originally Posted by sandshal

One other point on Row 27, avoid the middle four. We watched the people in those struggle all flight as people were using it as a cut through. No flight announcement to say otherwise. It was, walk through the galley, or across people's legs, even the crew were using it as a cut through. Would never choose those.

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Ah - hadn't thought about that - I think a few strategically placed bags will deter people from cutting through