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Has anyone ever taken a folding chair with them on a cruise ? If so did you have any problems getting them on board, did you just send them through with your luggage ? My next three cruises I will be in an interior room with a walkway view, thought a couple chairs would be nicer than those benches.

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What bench? And where do you sit out at night with a bench?

 

They must be in a 4J cabin. In the very front of the ship on 2 or 3 decks there is a walkway that anyone can go to through a door at the end of the hallway. Very few people go there. We are booked in a 4J for our next cruise and I've thought of how t get a chair to sit on but think the most I would carry is a stadium seat with a cushion instead of a chair.

 

There is only a bench on these outside deck. Some people call them the hidden balcony cause so few people ever go there.

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They must be in a 4J cabin. In the very front of the ship on 2 or 3 decks there is a walkway that anyone can go to through a door at the end of the hallway. Very few people go there. We are booked in a 4J for our next cruise and I've thought of how t get a chair to sit on but think the most I would carry is a stadium seat with a cushion instead of a chair.

 

 

 

There is only a bench on these outside deck. Some people call them the hidden balcony cause so few people ever go there.

 

 

Mine is on deck 7 in February and deck 9 in October.

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I've seen people walking off the ship with them and heading to the beach, but never seen one used on the ship itself.

 

 

If it wasn't for the room I'm in I wouldn't take one on the ship, but think it will be nice to have at that part of the ship.

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I've been considering this also. We have a 4J for B2B cruises in January 2016 on the Triumph for 21 days. There are no chairs in the room, no sofa, only the stool for the vanity as far as I can tell. I was wondering if we could get our steward to bring us a small table if there isn't one already and we could use it with our camp chairs for room service.

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OP and others- if you strap it to your checked luggage make sure you put a separate luggage tag on it just in case they get separated...

 

I would put them together in a duffle bag with the tag around the handle. Seems like it would be awkward and bulky strapped on the outside of luggage. More likely to get damaged too.

 

OP I assume you are driving to the port?

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I would put them together in a duffle bag with the tag around the handle. Seems like it would be awkward and bulky strapped on the outside of luggage. More likely to get damaged too.

 

 

 

OP I assume you are driving to the port?

 

 

I will only strap them to my luggage while I'm pulling them, I will unstrap them when I give them to the porter, since he will have cart. For my February cruise I will be flying, when I get to Orlando I will rent a car. I will go by Walmart to see if I can find a cheap chair. In October I will be driving.

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I took one along on my cruise on the Pride, put a luggage tag on it and gave it to the porter, made it to the room without any issues. Used it on my extended balcony and when not in use it was in my room folded up in a corner out of the way.

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Just a thought.. you can take the chairs if you want to, as i agree the bench is not a comfortable seat. But there are railings all around those forwards decks that you can only see over if you are standing at them.. So consider that if you bring a chair you are going to be sitting there looking at a white wall railing. You are not going to be able to see much. So if you just want to be able to sit outside, that is fine...

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