Inside cabin overlooking promenade on Voyage/Adventure

[Cuizer2]

Got a question? Can the beds to seperated into two twin beds? Just wondering considering possible adjoining rooms next summer with the kids in one room but can only do if they beds can be seperated.

 

Yes ...

 

Promenade Stateroom Bowed windows with a view of the Royal Promenade, two twin beds (can convert into queen-size), sitting area with sofa, vanity area, and a private bathroom. (153 sq. ft.)

[veryhotred]

Bad news...my hubby says he would NOT want a PR room *pout* he says he would want at least an OV to see outside...guess that means I take a cruise w/o him so I can have a PR room..lol..

[VA CDC]

Got a question? Can the beds to separated into two twin beds? Just wondering considering possible adjoining rooms next summer with the kids in one room but can only do if they beds can be separated.

 

Not a problem. We had adjoining promenade rooms on the Mariner last Thanksgiving. The kids had their beds separated with the little tables between them. We had them together. We have had everything from a basic inside to a junior suite. So far I think the PR is the best "value". We are in adjoining PR's on the Freedom this Thanksgiving.

[mrstay]

Can any of you wonderful people that have sailed on a Voyager class ship in a Promenade cabin on deck 6 please post if you have had a cabin where you would not book it again (due to noise or blocked view)? I am booked on 8 but would like to move to 6. Noise is not a issue, since we are night owls and I wear ear plugs anyway.

 

Also, if you have a picture from that window overlooking the promenade, could you please post it also?

 

Thank you so much.