SeaWitch#18

Greetings! I just got back from an 11 night cruise on the Voyager of the Seas in one of the new "Larger Panoramic Ocean View" staterooms on deck 12. I had a hard time finding photos of the room before we booked it so I thought I'd share a video that I made of the cabin:

 

Overall we LOVED it! The closet was on the small side, but the 5 floor to ceiling windows were awesome!

 

Please let me know if you have any questions, I'd be happy to help if I can!

Greetings! I noticed in the video toward the end, there is a door next to the entrance door on the side. Was that the closet door? You mentioned the closet being on the small side - was it able to hold two carry on luggage inside however?

Thank You!

For Adventure of the Seas?

I just contacted Royal Caribbean and they said it has to be for 4. Were you able to see the option to book it if it is for 2 people?

With these cabins - the cruise line does indeed block them from showing if you only have 2 people. They're trying to hold them for those who have 3 or more to a cabin (it varies by sailing though). However - I'm surprised they wouldn't let you book them if they have them available. I guess it depends on the agent you talk to. Sometimes - they make an exception and just book 2 people into a cabin meant for 3-4. Best of Luck!

Thank You! I was lucky and got the 1864 on for Navigator on 9/30/18 sailing. So excited now!

Have been in the large family panorama rooms on Voyager - same as Navigator.

There is only one tv but it is in a free standing console. The tv top half of the console actually rotates so you can watch in the sitting area and then turn to watch in bed. Pretty cool.

Love those rooms but as there are only 2 of the large family panorama rooms per ship, you have to be quick or lucky to get one. Been lucky twice.

Hello - for that P1 1864 - it looks like there are two TVs. Did the cabin have 2 TVs if you recall?

Thanks!

Yes, four will fit in P1 and P2 cabins which have a double sofa bed but I'm not sure about being it being comfortable with four in a P2 cabin. Larger P1 cabin with separate living room and bedroom areas would be better for four.

Panoramic Family cabins, PF, 1854 shown below, are very large and have two bathrooms, a two and three piece, a separate room with double bunks as well as a sofa bed and a overhead Pullman bed.

 

 

 

 

This is P1 cabin 1864 on Navigator.