Navigator Balcony Dividers

This will be our first cruise where we have adjoining rather than connecting rooms with our teenage kids. We've been told that opening the dividers between balconies is at the discretion of the Captain. Has anyone been on the Navigator recently where they opened the divider?

That ship's dividers were not designed to be opened...

That ship's dividers were not designed to be opened...

The second generation Voyager class ships (Navigator and Mariner) have dividers that can be opened.

That ship's dividers were not designed to be opened...

Incorrect.

The dividers can be opened on Navigator, at the discretion of the captain.

We were on the Navigator about a month ago, and the cabins next to us had them open.

We will be in 9614 and 9612 on the Navigator. I'm hoping the dividers can be opened as well. :)

We will be in 9614 and 9612 on the Navigator. I'm hoping the dividers can be opened as well. :)

You should be OK, as long as the management allows the dividers to be opened. Only the aft facing staterooms haved fixed dividers.

We were on the Navigator about a month ago, and the cabins next to us had them open.

Thank you! I was hoping that someone who had been on the NOS recently would respond (knowing that different Captains have different rules). The last time we were on the NOS we had a quad room so it mas a mute point.

Wish me luck in March that we can have one big balcony!

Any update on if recent sailings have allowed them being open? We have three cabins on deck 6 in a row and would love to have them open.

Any update on if recent sailings have allowed them being open? We have three cabins on deck 6 in a row and would love to have them open.

Still up to the Captain. All you can do is inquirer on board

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