Solstice 6247

[madgemonica]

Can anyone tell me about this cabin. Have been assigned from a 2d for 2nd half of our October b2b Australia and New Zealand cruise.

What happens on changing cabin day.??

 

 

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[jackieo]

This is a 2C cabin partly obstructed. I believe this means obstruction if any is up to the floor of your balcony should give you a good view straight out.

 

 

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[jackieo]

 

This was our 2C balcony this May on the Eclipse

 

 

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[jelayne]

You will recieve instructions and there may be a meeting for B2B cruisers explaining the process. It can vary by where the ship is & that country's requirements as well as how many B2B cruisers there are.

 

Most of the time you do not have to pack your hanging clothes as the cabin steward can move them to your new cabin. You do have to pack everything in drawers, bath, safe etc.

 

We did a New Zealand/Australia B2B in February. There were 1,100 B2B guests. There were way to many for the cabin attendants to help move so those changing cabins had to pack everything up on the last night.

[Mr&MrsCookie]

There is a 'sticky' thread up the top of this forum re the cabins on S class. If you do a search on 6247 you will see someone has posted about it. Looks like you will only see the top of the tender and so will have unobstructed views if you look straight out.

[manchester lass]

Hi,

Anyone know what obstruction we can expect in cabin 6161.

Thanks :confused::confused::confused: