Carnival Fantasy - interior rooms

[megamoo]

We have an interior room booked on the Fantasy on the Riveria Deck for the four of us (2 are kids).

 

Are the two lower beds under the upper beds?

Can the two lower beds be pushed together to make a one big bed?

Do anybody have any pictures of these rooms on the Fantasy?

[seashell36]

I've been looking for a pic of the interior quad rooms on that class of ship and can't find any of my pics (of course). We stayed in one of these rooms last month on our Inspiration cruise. One of the top bunks will be over the bed (yes the twin beds on the floor can be pushed together) and the other bunk is off to one side at the foot of the bed.

 

Hope this helped!

[doctordi]

The two lower beds can be pushed together, but you loose all the floor space. If the lower beds are together and the upper beds are down, then you have to enter the lower beds from the foot. I think it is really better to keep the lower beds apart. Then when the upper beds are down, you still have a space to walk between the beds. Also, I don't think the stewards will move the lower beds apart during the day and together at night. That requires moving other furniture (like the bedside table) also.