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Has anybody ever added a thrid person to a cabin that is not marked in the deck plans as being a 3rd or 4th?

 

Voyager Class rooms 9676/9681 are adjoining doubles but what if I want to use them for 5 people total?

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I would think you couldn't-

 

We wanted 2 insides next to each other on our last Explorer cruise (double and triple). RC said it was impossible as there were no cabins left to accomodate 3 people where we wanted them to be. Then we got into our 'double' and there were actually 2 pullmans in the ceiling.

 

On the deck plan, this room was listed as 'double'. Who knows how they figure it all out.

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Thanks. That's what I was thinking but with the talk of a rollaway I thought maybe they actually do add thirds.

 

This leaves me a choice to give up my prime connecting cabins to get seperated rooms that can hold more people or get the other odd combo that connects an oceanview to a balcony but do accomodate 3 per room (more cost overall).

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