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Follow up: I'm debating a Western Caribbean next March. The ships we are looking at (Jade or Star) are all older based on dates. Do you think it's worth it to do Haven on Jade or would a suite on Star still give a good feel? The itinerary for that one is a bit more appealing and, to be honest, the decor on Jade looks overwhelming.

The deals right now are amazing.

Can you tell me the difference between suite perks vs. Haven perks? Is ti just access to the private pool area?

Hi. I'm a new poster and hope I can hit up you experts for advice. We are going on our first cruise this summer on Disney. It is a 4 day to Nassau and Castaway Cay for my parents' 50th anniversary. I'm very hopeful that I love cruising. On paper it seems like the perfect vacation. My mom has the same high hopes and exciement I do. In my lurking, I got interested in Royal's bigger ships and then came across the 9 night Eastern Caribbean on Oasis of the Seas for next March. All the ports look interesting and the ship looks like a lot of fun. So, we are thinking about booking a couple rooms.

1. It appears that a 4 year old (DD) would have plenty to enjoy. Yes?

2. Has anyone stayed in a central park balcony room? They seem lovely even though you don't see the ocean.

3. With the current promotion (buy one get one 50% off), the price is incredibly reasonable. Would it be nuts to book the cruise even before cruising? Is canceling pretty easy if we decide we hate boats?