bunk beds???

[jillian_lpn]

Has anyone stayed in a room with these? My husband booked this room to save $200. I'm thinking about changing it though? I'm not sure???? Help????

 

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[strawberrybisque]

Do you mean a room with two uppers? If so, my family of 4 (at the time) stayed in one on the Fantasy and it was fine. BUT each of us had our own bed rather than my husband and I sharing one. It worked out fine and we had no problems at all. Our boys at the time were...I wanna say were 5 and 8.

 

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[jillian_lpn]

hmmm im not sure it says oneuppper and one lower and the lady said it was abunk bed lol.

 

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[strawberrybisque]

That's probably what she meant. As I'm thinking about it now - our 5 year old got scared being on the upper so he took the lower and my husband took the upper on the 2nd or 3rd night. If you are having three in your cabin it might be a room with one upper but if you have 4 ppl in the cabin it's probably a room with 2 uppers. I guess it also depends on the ship. You could have a uessn with a convertible sofa and one upper too.

 

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[jdfloyd]

You will have one bed on the floor and one that is above it fastened lengthwise to the wall. Some of them, during the day, can be folded up against the wall.

 

My DH and I were going to do this to save money too. Except for the obvious reasons for wanting a larger bed, it is acceptable..and if you can accomplish about anything you want on the lower bed. It's the size of a twin bed.

 

Our TA was able to book us into a 4A gty, it's inside, no window but has two lower twin beds that can be pushed together.

 

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[jillian_lpn]

Actually its just my husband and I going on the cruise. I can deal with bunkbeds i'm just concerned that they are supersmall since this is sort of our late honeymoon...smile...jillian

 

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[jillian_lpn]

Great!!! Thanks for the information. A twin bed is big enough. I was woried about them being singles...thanks, jillian

 

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[serene56]

Sounds like a 1A to me. Did he at least book a guarantee? They are single beds.

 

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[jdfloyd]

This from Canival's web site...

 

- Uppers & Lowers

 

Each room features one upper and one lower twin bed, sitting area with sofa, television with remote control, complimentary room service, and private bathroom with shower. (160 sq. ft.)

 

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[jillian_lpn]

I'm not even sure what a gurantee is??? I dont think he booked it. We went though our travel agent. We actually havent even gotten any info yet besides the ship name/destination and that we were going to have bunkbeds. Should I upgrade than?

 

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[jdfloyd]

I would check to see if an inside gty. (IS) is available for the same price as the inside upper/lower. If it is, I would book this. You may STILL get the upper/lower but then again you may get a 4A or better. It would still be inside with no windows or portholes. We personally like the inside cabins, but never had a window, porthole or balcony. Just can't swing the extra bucks.

 

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[Sea Turtle]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>A twin bed is big enough. I was woried about them being singles <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

 

jillian--

Just curious as to what you consider a 'single' since to me a twin and a single bed (even though different wording) is one and the same.

 

I've had a 1a cabin on Sensation which was a twin/single bed on the floor along with a twin/single that folds down from the wall. It's a great cabin for one or two girls traveling together but can't imagine it being comfortable for a couple. Especially a couple on a 'late honeymoon'.

 

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[jillian_lpn]

Well my definition of a single bed is that it will barely fit one person where a twin you can defiently fit two people fine. Actually I called my travel agent and shes going to try to change rooms for us. YIPPEEEE

 

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