Regal/Royal mini-suite angled balconies

Does anyone have pictures of the angled balconies that are 72 sq ft)

 

 

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Does anyone have pictures of the angled balconies that are 72 sq ft)

This'll give you a pretty good idea:

 

Thanks Pam

 

 

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Hi - I've stayed in the angled balconies twice, but unlike Pam, don't know how to post photos on CC!! If you are willing to email me, I'll send you pictures.

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Pam: Were those photos taken from the Skywalk (hence giving us an idea of who can see what from where)? If not, where were they taken from? TIA

Recent post that shows a video taken on the Regal SeaWalk - some of the angled balconies are visible.

 

http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showpost.php?p=44878686&postcount=1

 

Thanks for Fore on the Floor for posting.

Edited December 2, 2014 by MarKay525

Pam: Were those photos taken from the Skywalk (hence giving us an idea of who can see what from where)? If not, where were they taken from? TIA

Yes, taken from the Skywalk. I'd say that it's really just the balconies on Marina, Riviera and Aloha that are visible. Lower down, very little can be seen. No matter what, it's better than a mini-suite on Dolphin deck on the Grand-class ships. The reality is that not many people walk on the Skywalk and if they do, it's maybe once. Not something to do over and over.

Yes, taken from the Skywalk. I'd say that it's really just the balconies on Marina, Riviera and Aloha that are visible. Lower down, very little can be seen. No matter what, it's better than a mini-suite on Dolphin deck on the Grand-class ships. The reality is that not many people walk on the Skywalk and if they do, it's maybe once. Not something to do over and over.

 

And those that do walk over it, don't linger. :D