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Unfortunately I've done that and all the images / pics are "normal" rooms and don't make it clear how/where a 5th person would sleep - was hoping someone here had insight, but I may need to just call RCCL to find out

Looking at a trip on Radiance of the Seas, and debating 2 connecting rooms of a lower class, vs. a single Spacious Oceanview Balcony for 5+ - this would be for 4 ppl, but include 2 kids who could share a double pullout if they really had to, but will be much more pleasant to be around if they have separate sleeping places. SO. What does the 5+ sleeping arrangement look like for the Spacious Oceanview Balcony for the ones tagged for 5+ people? I've honestly tried so many search terms on this site and on google, and I'm just not finding good detail other than "can hold up to 5". I'm hoping it amounts to both a double pull out (as normal) plus another sleeping surface somewhere to accommodate kiddos in separate sleep zones... but would love any and all particulars if you have insight. An example room would be 9574 Thank you for any insights!! (And esp pics or vids if you have!)

Thank you for all the replies so far! Definitely going to check out the OV and the GS's! Is there a way on the RCCL site to look up a suite in particular / see when it has availability? Or do I need to just look through each date range until I spot something? THanks for all the help here!

So sorry if this is a dumb question - I've tried searching but haven't come up with much. I'm trying to book a family cruise to Alaska, and eyeing Royal Carrib. The only other cruise I've done was on Celebrity, and they have some cool Aft cabins that have really big balconies - if I were cruising them, I'd aim to get one of those for a) views on sea days and b) just more room for my fam of 4 in one cabin. Curious what you experienced cruisers would recommend I look for for a family of 4, ideally with a good setup and spacious balcony? (Or is there some reason that's not ideal?) RIght now I'm playing whack-a-mole with the RCCL website and having trouble figuring out what room type might be ideal! Thank you in advance for any and all suggestions!

Stupid question - can one switch to this new deal if no other cabins of same class available on their cruise, or is that a no-go? I'm already booked for a cruise next year (through Celebrity directly), and this new deal is showing additional $800 OBC.

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Thanks so much for the quick replies! @canderson Thanks for this - I haven't cruised in more than a decade, so I'm certainly off my game! Any reccs on who / what agency you might consider a "strong Celebrity" travel agent? (Last time I used a travel agent it was basically a google crapshoot, and I regretted it!)

I'm trying to get a specific cabin type on Celebrity Millenium (formerly called a "Family Veranda", now I gather it's about to be called something else?) There are apparently only about 12 of these on the ship. My dates are extremely flexible - just looking for Alaska trip in 2023 or 2024, any dates between June and August - but really strong preference for one of these rooms. Short of manually checking every sailing date for 12 cabins of availability... is there any better way to find out which sailings have one or more of these rooms available?! Thank you in advance for any tips you can give!