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Ecstasy Connecting Room Door Question


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We will be sailing on Carnival Ecstasy in April if we get my 1yo’s vaccine exemption. We got 2 interior cabins with connecting doors on the inside (this was cheaper than putting all family members in one cabin). Essentially our oldest kiddo will have a cabin to herself, but I prefer to leave the doors on the inside that connect to each room open. Do these doors have something that help hold them open and keep them from closing? If I remember correctly the bathroom door has a magnet or something that does this. Do the connecting doors have the same thing? If not what would be recommended to bring onboard to help accomplish this? TIA!

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But I should mention that door slamming is popular on Carnival ships 🙃. Just lay your head down on that pillow and that super soft Carnival mattress, SLAM!

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