Can anyone help with family cabins sleeping 5 on quantum class please?

[DaisyDoo246]

There are 5 of us and We always stay in an ocean view family stateroom that sleeps 6 or a promenade family stateroom that sleeps 6.

 

Can anyone offer any info on the equivalent on the quantum class? What the family option is called etc.

 

Thanks:)

[boulders]

There are family junior suites. The ones on decks 8 and 9 can sleep 5. They even have a second half bath. Woohoo! The abbreviation is FJ and they're a dark green on the deck plans.

 

There's also the royal family suite and the family connected junior suites which are a junior suite, studio and balcony that can be booked together.

Edited February 10, 2014 by boulders

[DaisyDoo246]

Thanks for that. I've had a look at the FJ suites, I suspect they're going to be very pricey. If we had connected suites then we'd have to pay for 4 adults and 1 child rather than the children all being reduced rates as they're in one cabin with 2 adults.

 

I think it's going to work out very pricey compared to the freedom class we usually sale on :(

[boulders]

Thanks for that. I've had a look at the FJ suites, I suspect they're going to be very pricey. If we had connected suites then we'd have to pay for 4 adults and 1 child rather than the children all being reduced rates as they're in one cabin with 2 adults.

 

I think it's going to work out very pricey compared to the freedom class we usually sale on :(

 

i booked one of the FJ suites for an 8 night cruise when Quantum was released. The first and second persons were about $200/night and the third was about $100/night. Not pricey at all.

[Giorgi-one]

Get two adjoining cabins - balcony, ocean view or inside depending on your budget. Most importantly you will have two bathrooms. Five people in one cabin with one bathroom is not avacation.