Balcony Doors

[SkiCruiser44]

Are the doors sliding doors or do you have to push them open? I love to sleep with the door open at night.

 

We're in 7102 - anyone have the cabin or one near it?

 

Thanks

[clivep]

Yes they are sliding (from my experience anyway).

 

We also sleep with them wide open even in the Med in November.

 

Usually they stay in the position you put them in but we have had the occasional ship movement where the door slides shut.

 

Unfortunately there is no way to turn off the air con on the ships I have so far sailed on. They request that you keep the door shut to save energy in running the air-con so to be greener I would like to turn it off but can't.

 

I should add that we have not yet been on Azamara (that will be next month) but I've been on Celebrity and RCL and would expect Azamara to have similar doors.

[critterchick]

The balcony doors on Azamara are indeed sliders.:)

[mstrc1]

Are the doors sliding doors or do you have to push them open? I love to sleep with the door open at night.

 

We're in 7102 - anyone have the cabin or one near it?

 

Thanks

 

We just returned in mid Febuary and the doors are sliding. But you have to rotate the handle up and then once open you rotate the handle down and the door will stay in that position.

 

The door was sliding shut on me also until I figured out how to secure it. Enjoy your cruise.

[SkiCruiser44]

Thanks - that's what I was hoping - I love the sound of the waves and smell of the ocean!! Only 6 months to go until we sail.

[capegranny]

That's probably okay when you're at seas, but I wouldn't recommend it if you're in or near a port; flying insects love open doors!

[Jancruz]

That's probably okay when you're at seas, but I wouldn't recommend it if you're in or near a port; flying insects love open doors!

 

I agree.. always have your doors closed while in port!

Jancruz1

[mstrc1]

I agree.. always have your doors closed while in port!

Jancruz1

 

Yes, we do the same both for the insects and for the security.