Cabin capacity in connecting?

[Boatingmom]

I booked a balcony connected to an inside cabin. If the kids don't want to be by themselves in the inside cabin , can we have the balcony cabin set up to sleep four? we usually book one cabin but it was cheaper this time to book two and the PVP talked me into the extra bathroom. The youngest has "fear of the dark" issues which could be a problem. :(

[98Charlie]

Check out the deck plan. Some cabins will be for 2 only, some have 2 twins (convertable to a Queen/King) plus a single sofa and an upper, and others have 2 twins plus 2 uppers.

 

If you are in one of the forward balconies that truely does connect with an inside it looks like they do not have the sofa or upper. OTOH there should be a connecting door that can be left open at night.

 

As always, check with your steward. They'll do what they can to make your cruise pleasant.

 

Charlie

[firefly333]

Turn on a light or bring a night light for your child in the dark. Leave the bathroom light on. They dont have to sleep in there in the dark.

[serene56]

I am taking a set of tree lights to throw around the vanity- for a night light.

[brokenlola]

I would just leave the door open between the rooms and give them a night light. If that's not good enough then let them sleep on the floor of your room.

[Colorado Kat]

If you look at the deck plans you will see exactly what the capacity of each cabin is.