Convertible bunk v. Upper Pullman

[Jenrey]

I arm trying to figure out the difference as the ship's legends show there is some difference in an upper Pullman and a convertible bunk. 

 

Everyone keeps saying it's a pull down from ceiling or wall or convertible couch,  that's not right stone rings have both. I can't find and answer.   

 

The ship symbols are square ■ for 2 twin beds convert to king plus soda bed and upper Pullman. 

The symbol is equal sign =  for 2 twin beds convert to king plus soda bed and convertible bunk.

 

I am still trying to find answer to this,  picture of each type of room.  Please help. 

Edited February 24, 2022 by Jenrey

[Heidi13]

1 hour ago, Jenrey said:

I arm trying to figure out the difference as the ship's legends show there is some difference in an upper Pullman and a convertible bunk. 

 

Everyone keeps saying it's a pull down from ceiling or wall or convertible couch,  that's not right stone rings have both. I can't find and answer.   

 

The ship symbols are square ■ for 2 twin beds convert to king plus soda bed and upper Pullman. 

The symbol is equal sign =  for 2 twin beds convert to king plus soda bed and convertible bunk.

 

I am still trying to find answer to this,  picture of each type of room.  Please help. 

 

Probably best to ask on the Board for your cruise line.

 

On all the ships I have worked or cruised on the 3rd/4th bunks were either lowered from the deckhead, or swung out from the bulkhead.

[Host Kat]

6 hours ago, Jenrey said:

I arm trying to figure out the difference as the ship's legends show there is some difference in an upper Pullman and a convertible bunk. 

 

Everyone keeps saying it's a pull down from ceiling or wall or convertible couch,  that's not right stone rings have both. I can't find and answer.   

 

The ship symbols are square ■ for 2 twin beds convert to king plus soda bed and upper Pullman. 

The symbol is equal sign =  for 2 twin beds convert to king plus soda bed and convertible bunk.

 

I am still trying to find answer to this,  picture of each type of room.  Please help. 

 

@Jenrey

 

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[ray98]

I believe the convertible bunk is where the sofa raises up on a frame to make an upper bunk while keeping the lower sleeping area.  I looked for a picture and could only find one from MSC.

[Jenrey]

Thank you