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On the regal Princess. Is there a big difference in price between a balcony and a deluxe balcony?

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For pricing info, you are better going to a travel agent or Princess. They can give you the price for specific cuises.

Pricing will vary and is market driven based on ship, itinerary, date, and length of cruise. The only way to determine specific pricing and differences between stateroom categories is contact the cruise line directly or a travel agent regarding the itinerary you are interested in.

They can also discuss the differences between the stateroom categories in terms of amenities, size, location on the ship, to help you decide on the best value for your preferences.

Folks on the Princess forum here can help you with this. It is located back on the main boards page under Cruise Lines P-Z. EM

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In many cases, the only difference between a Princess balcony and deluxe balcony is location - a better deck (not over or under public areas) or closer to the center of the ship. In other cases, the balcony may be larger; if this is the case, you can usually tell by looking at the deck plans for your ship - a noticeably larger balcony will be easy to spot. The cabins themselves are almost always the same in size, layout, and amenities. A good travel agent should be able to check specifics, or try looking at the 'sticky' thread on cabin reviews on the Princess board:

https://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=2233606

When the Regal was built, there were interior, balcony, mini suite and suites. Although no walls moved, somehow DELUXE BALCONY WAS CREATED. If you think different linens and shampoo is worth ANY extra money, go for it.

We cruised on the Royal Princess (identical to the Regal). Our deluxe balcony had a small sofa, and was a bit larger than a regular balcony cabin, but not as large as a mini suite.

We liked having more space to sit rather than just one chair or the bed and thought it was worth the price difference.

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It varies greatly, we once got a delux balcony for $1 more that a standard was on offer.

On another line we got one for less than a standard.