Reviews of Explorer category 1K/ ultra spacious?

[KittyloverCA]

Hello,

 

i cant seem to find any reviews of this type of cabin, they are in the front of the ship, has anyone stayed in one?

 

thanks!

[Clarea]

Ship?

[KittyloverCA]

Oops, Explorer!

[KittyloverCA]

Anyone? I am kind of baffled I can’t find any reviews

 

I'm slightly skeptical because the cabins are very large but relatively inexpensive. They seem to be in the very front, is that a bad location? We’ve always been more mid on ships I think. But I like the layout as my kids can have their own beds etc

Edited May 26, 2019 by KittyloverCA

[Merion_Mom]

There are many many many.  Search by cabin number.  If you want Deck 8, search for 8200 and 8500.

 

7200 & 7500 are different.

 

Deck 9, 9200 and 9500 are like deck 7.

[Merion_Mom]

 

 

 

[Merion_Mom]

 

[Merion_Mom]

 

[Merion_Mom]

All Voyager class ships (Voyager, Explorer, Adventure, Navigator, Mariner) have the same cabins.

[KittyloverCA]

I think I’m mostly wondering why they are so inexpensive when so large, is there’s some catch, something not good?

[Merion_Mom]

There is more movement in the very front of the ship.

 

The cabins are all the way forward and thus very far from things.

 

Some people won't cruise without a balcony.

 

 

 

 

[Merion_Mom]

What cruise are you considering?

[KittyloverCA]

We are going on a med cruise, next summer. We don’t care much about a balcony, the one time we had one we didn’t use it much.

 

i can’t really find any other good sized cabins without going up to a suite. We have a teen and tween so need some space. 

 

The cabin descriptions of the other ocean view and spacious ocean view seem to have just a pullout couch in addition to the main bed  and we really need at least 1 bunk, so the kids don’t have to share. Maybe I’m wrong in thinking that but the descriptions are very vague