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Help for a Group of 20 on Summit


nclady1956

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Hi,

 

Our group of about 20 is taking the 14-day cruise to Hawaii on Summit in November 2007. We are all very excited and want to ensure our hard-earned $$ are spent wisely. Most in the group opted to reserve CC cabins mid-ship and we were assigned 9131, 9133, 9137, 9141, 9145 9149, 9153, and 9157. Does anyone have information (pro or con) about these cabins?

 

Also, one party has reserved 6026, which appears to have the oversized balcony, although it is at the front of the ship. Will the rough seas in the Pacific be a problem?

 

Any advice in general on cabin selection on Summit is appreciated. We made our reservations back in October 2006, and hope our advance planning pays off.

 

Thanks everyone!

 

Regards,

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Those cabins are fine...they are underneath the Waterfall Cafe where there is carpeting...so you will not get a lot of noise from above while you are in your cabin. The staircase is closeby so you can just head up above without an elevator. We had 2 cabins just behind you and they were excellent. Are you sure that your friends are in 6026??? There is no larger balcony there...and it is far enough from the bow.:D

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Are you sure that your friends are in 6026??? There is no larger balcony there...and it is far enough from the bow.:D

 

Your friends will infact enjoy their much, much larger balcony as theirs is one of the forward 8 rooms on each side of the M class ships which (on the Penthouse Deck) have these large balconies. (otherwise known as the sweet16 on these boards). We loved our room 6018 on our cruise to Hawaii in January '06 and no we didn't find it too rough or too far forward - it was just too wonderful for words! We will definately book any one of these 16 rooms again. Jayna k

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Hi ... two years ago, we were in 6027 (the other side of the ship) and the balcony is indeed double sized. It was not a concierge class room at that time and although we requested a lounge, we were told we couldn't have one. They gave us 4 chairs & a table but no lounge. The room is a typical room. I'm sure the folks in 6026 will be very happy. We had planned to do a cruise this Feb & had reserved 6027 specifically for the larger balcony but unfortunately, circumstances forced us to cancel the trip.

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HI JAYNA!!!

 

Are you sure you are talking about 6026 as mentioned above???...or are you talking about 6126 which you have described???:D

 

Hello Normandie - Nope I mean 6026 for sure. I have stayed in 6018 and I know for SURE. Here is the list of cabins with larger balconies as taken from another thread

 

2A: 8161,8146,9173,9138

2B: 7049,7080, 7163,7166, 7171,7173,7175,7177,7174,

7176, 7178, 7180

2C: 6016, 6018, 6020, 6021, 6022, 6023, 6024, 6025,

6026, 6027, 6029, 6030, 6031, 6033, 6034

CC: 9043, 9038, 9201, 9164, 9162, 9160

8045, 8046, 8185, 8176, 8172, 8170

6135, 6136, 6143, 6144, 7203, 7212, 7208, 7206

Here is the link to my webshots so you can have a look at the balconies - they are a real bargin considering they are 2C's

http://travel.webshots.com/album/549390828pqWVnS

 

These sixteen - 2C cabin balconies are 2ce the size of usual balconies -honest :) ;)

 

Jayna k (accidentally posting under Heimlich's name!)

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Thanks, all, for your helpful posts. To summarize for others, the "Sweet 16" on the Summit (and I would guess other M Class ships) that are priced at Cat 2C and have twice the size balconies are:

 

6016 to 6030 even number, inclusive

6021 to 6035 odd number, inclusive

 

The deck plans do not show this, but photos posted by others helped me learn about this.

 

Heimlich, I loved your tiki lights on the balcony! I will pack some for my trip. Thanks for sharing your photos. I'm also thinking of getting a couple of thin, low-cost folding lounge chairs in San Diego and packaging them as luggage to bring on board (I have a layover day with friends in San Diego on Nov. 8). Will eliminate the need to fight for deck space when I'm ready to sun!

 

Hope others find this information useful.

 

Regards,

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