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Room on inside states,2 uppers.Does that mean the beds are uppers,or does that mean it has regular bed AND 2 uppers?Thanks for the help!!:)

 

Don't be too quick to assume the other postings are correct.

 

To be sure,what catagory and what ship did you book?

 

The correct wording should be 2 uppers,2 lowers.

 

Fantasy class 1A are bunk beds...no 2 lowers and the description reads ....2 uppers.I know,been there,done that.

Steve

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Whew,:eek:

 

Thanks for the info.I put my 69 year old mother and my 14 year old son in one of those rooms.I can just see my mom climbing a ladder to get into bed.:confused: LMAO!

 

I just looked at your other postings regarding the Miracle.You have 2 uppers and 2 lowers.You are fine. Nice ship,I was on her 2 months ago.

Steve

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So on the Elation, the deck plan on the web (Riviera Deck) show about 10 rooms aft of the forward elevators as "two uppers" according to the legend they have.

 

Question: Do these rooms have bunks? What exactly does the term "upper" mean?

 

Sorry for the stupid questions. We books IS guarantees, and were assigned cabins within the group described above a few days ago. I am not disappointed with the location or anything...not too far to the elevators :). However, I was assured we would have two twins in each room.

 

Thanks.

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So on the Elation, the deck plan on the web (Riviera Deck) show about 10 rooms aft of the forward elevators as "two uppers" according to the legend they have.

 

Question: Do these rooms have bunks? What exactly does the term "upper" mean?

 

Sorry for the stupid questions. We books IS guarantees, and were assigned cabins within the group described above a few days ago. I am not disappointed with the location or anything...not too far to the elevators :). However, I was assured we would have two twins in each room.

 

Thanks.

You got it!! Bunks. You need a ladder to get to the top bunk.

Steve

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