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We have the chance to change our corner aft balcony to a junior suite on the AOS. Not sure what to do? We have stayed in the aft rooms before and loved it, but we also would like to try a Junior Suite and the price is right (and the extra cruise credit)

 

Any sugguestions-Thanks in advance

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We have the chance to change our corner aft balcony to a junior suite on the AOS. Not sure what to do? We have stayed in the aft rooms before and loved it, but we also would like to try a Junior Suite and the price is right (and the extra cruise credit)

 

Any sugguestions-Thanks in advance

 

 

 

If the JS isn't on the Aft as well, IMHO I would keep what you have got, we love the JS but only if they are the Aft ones.

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We have the chance to change our corner aft balcony to a junior suite on the AOS. Not sure what to do? We have stayed in the aft rooms before and loved it, but we also would like to try a Junior Suite and the price is right (and the extra cruise credit)

 

Any sugguestions-Thanks in advance

 

 

Go for the JR suite if the price is right for you!

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This is strictly a personal opinion which you're sure to get different responses. From our perspective we'll always choose a much larger balcony over the larger stateroom. Our favorite aft balconies are on the Vision and Radiance Class ships. No so much the Voyager Class.

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I'd take the JS. I love the aft cabins on Radiance and Vision class ships, but I didn't care for the aft cabins on Mariner (I didn't stay in one, just had a look on disembarkation day). What I disliked was the ship infrastructure that gets in the way of the view, even up on deck 10. I would probably have gotten used to it, but it wasn't nearly as nice as Radiance or Vision class cabins.

 

We had a hump JS on Mariner and I loved it - huge cabin, great balcony with views forward and aft and very convenient to everything.

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Tough question as you can see from the previous responses that there are great reasons to choose either of them. Personally, I am an avid Aft cruiser as the size of the balcony and where the cabin is situated are both important to me. The size of the cabin is not a priority however the corner deck 10 afts on the AOS are exceptionnally big (had cabin 1688 on the AOS). I like some previous poster have had JS in the past but they were in the Aft as well. The only thing I can tell you about that corner aft is that the steel structure gives a shaded area on the balcony. In my case, this was perfect as my husband loves to sit on the balcony but in the shade. I ,on the hand, prefer the sun.

 

In essence, I would keep the corner aft :D

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Thank you for all the great responses! I realized I didn't mention in the original posting that the JS was a Guarantee. But doesn't really matter because we made the switch from room 7688 (corner aft, E1) to the GTY Junior Suite. We had a aft on the Jewel, which was great, and didn't have the metal structure outside it-we got spoiled with that! And we did have a promenade room last cruise-which was great (and less $) but this time we decided to go for the JS, being it was only $100 more a person. I will keep you posted as to what room we receive.

Thanks again for the posting!

Critterchick-funny thing, I met you on the Jewel 11/06, our dinner mates knew you and introduced us in the casino (Jim & Amy from Illinois)

Small World!:)

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