Angled balconies?

[fstuff1]

Going to book on the Breakaway to Bermuda.

i read that angled balconies are bigger than the regular balconies (35 sq feet).

but is it the same price as a regular balcony?

 

Here's a pic. I'm assuming the balconies on the left?

 

What category are these angled balconies?

and what are the room #s?

 

Thx

Edited May 24, 2015 by fstuff1

[LrgPizza]

Yes, they are the same price as standard balcony cabins. They appear in several different cabin categories, depending on whether or not they are midship, which deck, etc. You can find them by viewing the deck plans on the NCL site. To give an example, cabins 13870 and 13236 on the Breakaway are angled balconies in different categories. Check them out on the deck plans so you can see how the drawing designates the angled ones, and then you can find others on various decks.

Edited May 25, 2015 by LrgPizza

[Sand and Seas]

We were in a Mini-Suite #13180 on the Getaway. Regular Balcony cabin next door had an angled balcony that looked like it had significantly more space then ours. I've booked a similar one for our next Getaway cruise- Cabin #11240.

[fstuff1]

We were in a Mini-Suite #13180 on the Getaway. Regular Balcony cabin next door had an angled balcony that looked like it had significantly more space then ours. I've booked a similar one for our next Getaway cruise- Cabin #11240.

 

I just booked an angled balcony.

ncl person said it was 52 sq feet.

 

it's 50% bigger than the standard 35sq feet balconies.

[cruisin0504]

Is there enough room to request a lounge chair?

[LrgPizza]

Is there enough room to request a lounge chair?

Probably, if there wasn't anything else out there. Maybe one lounger and the dinky table would fit.

[fstuff1]

Is there enough room to request a lounge chair?

 

from the pics ive seen, yes it can fit a lounger on the angled side

[woods79]

I just got off the Breakaway on May 31. We were booked in stateroom 13836 and LOVED the extra space of the angled balcony. The regular balconies are only a few inches wider then the width of the chair on the balcony. I was actually quite surprised how large our balcony was.

 

It didn't cost us any more then the other staterooms in the category (I think it was BA) and highly recommend the angled balconies if you can snatch one up!

Edited June 1, 2015 by woods79

[LrgPizza]

Ours was a BD category. They are available in most standard balcony categories.

[CTSandy]

We were on Breakaway 4/19 to 4/26 in cabin 13870 and loved the angled cabin. The extra space was wonderful, plus much nicer angle for taking photos.

[LrgPizza]

We were on Breakaway 4/19 to 4/26 in cabin 13870 and loved the angled cabin. The extra space was wonderful, plus much nicer angle for taking photos.

That was our same angled cabin on Getaway - 13870!

[weebobby]

angled balconies are a no brainer.

 

im on 11782 on the Getaway for my first cruise in a few weeks.

 

if it can fit a lounger then others have given their room steward 5/10$ and one has been on your balcony soon after !

[hansolosmom]

We were on Breakaway 4/19 to 4/26 in cabin 13870 and loved the angled cabin. The extra space was wonderful, plus much nicer angle for taking photos.

 

Good to hear, we're in 13270 which is on the opposite side. I was a little nervous since I had heard stories of the fwd angled ones being windy.

[WoodsDrive]

We were on Getaway last week in 11274 with an angled balcony. We had no problems with it being windy.