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Thanks, @DragonOfTheSeas, for the pictures! And it looks like that side door in the hallway would go to the adjacent balcony room. Since the cabin attendant would have to unlock that door, it makes me wonder whether the attendant can also unlock the inner doors going to the other two rooms, basically turning that hallway into an extension of all 3 rooms. Then the only seapass-activated locks would be on the outer doors on the hallway, and each door would have access to all 3 rooms. It's not a dealbreaker either way -- our kids are old enough that they can be in their own rooms with their own key if need be -- but we'll make sure to ask the attendant if this is possible. We already know we will ask to open up the divider on the balcony to combine the two balconies together.

So, I seem to be the only one interested in the points, I am the only one who bothered to get all the points from out last cruises on RC. (Not that I have that much -- this Alaska cruise will be the longest we have taken so far) But, I was under the impression that the junior suite room was double-points also. So, anyone in the Junior Suite room would get double points, as well as whoever is the solo traveler in that interior room. Since I am in the JS anyway, there doesn't seem to be any point to switching around.

Hello! We booked one of those Family Connected Junior Suites going to Alaska this summer. The last time we were on Anthem we wondered about those weird cabins mid-ship that looked like 3 cabins together. Then last year, when we decided to plan another cruise for this coming Summer, I called RC on a lark and they happened to have all 3 adjoining cabins on Quantum available at the time we were looking, so we snagged them. I see very little info on these here, so I am wondering if anyone has ever booked those 3 cabins together. My reservations are for the three separate rooms (JS, Balcony, Interior) with no mention that they are a suite, but I suppose that makes sense, since they can be sold separately. My main question: when it comes time to check in, can I check in all 3 rooms at once? My wife and I are in the suite and our older kids (one of whom is over 18) are in the Balcony room, and we have one younger kid in the interior room. (We had originally planned to have more people, but they backed out, so that one kid is looking forward to having their own room!) In the reservations, I can only see the interior room as specifically "linked" to the JS. We haven't been on any cruises since the Pandemic but those times the kids were younger so of course we checked them all in at once, and I'm not sure how they handle families that have kids who are over 18 but not yet 21. I'm also assuming that we can all board with whatever access the Junior Suite gives us. These rooms seem to occupy a weird space where they are considered connected for some things, but not others. I probably should have done more research up front, but I was so thrilled to get the rooms when I called. Please let me know if you have any advice on these, now that we have the rooms. Thank you!