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Fact or fiction that a magnet will fool the AC into thinking that the door is closed? We wouldn't do it much, but might if we're having cocktails on the balcony and need to listen for the door or the phone.

 

We'll be on Mariner.

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The door will lock open in any position (just put the handle in the opposite direction). But, like the previous post, be very careful when your balcony door is open and someone is going in or out of the room. There is quite a draft. Someone could get hurt or something could get broken. And, yes our atttendant told us a story about a couple that left their balcony door open all night and woke up in the morning with water dripping all over the bed and floor from the AC unit. We left it open for short periods of time and once at night(only about 1") and did not have a problem.

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The door will lock open in any position (just put the handle in the opposite direction). But, like the previous post, be very careful when your balcony door is open and someone is going in or out of the room. There is quite a draft. Someone could get hurt or something could get broken. And, yes our atttendant told us a story about a couple that left their balcony door open all night and woke up in the morning with water dripping all over the bed and floor from the AC unit. We left it open for short periods of time and once at night(only about 1") and did not have a problem.

 

 

I slept with my balcony door open on the Caribbean Princess every night and never had a problem. This time of year, you won't have to worry about the AC at night. It is definitely cool enough to be comfortable with just the breeze.

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We sleep with our balcony door open every night on every cruise! If you have a cabin on the side of the ship, the balcony door will stay open, because the ship rocks from side to side. If you have a cabin on the aft of the ship, the balcony door will roll open and closed. Therefore, we use the table from the balcony to keep the door open all night.

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Indeed...

We have lost many an item from our vanity when we forgot the balcony was open and someone opened the cabin door. :p

 

We've never had a problem with the door sliding closed on the side or aft. Like happywife said, you can always lock the door into whatever position you like.

 

The one thing I'm not sure about is the corner aft cabins....at least on the Voyager class the corner aft cabins (deck 9) had swinging doors. :confused:

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