I guess my opinion is based around the fact that anytime I was someplace that I could see an inside cabin I would naturally try to look into the cabin. I wasn't trying to see anything I shouldn't but in most cases it's all there is to look at. A good example was when I was leaning against the rail watching the zip line people, you could just look a little down and there was the rooms. I just find it creepy that people can look in, but if that is something you don't care about then it might be a good choice.
The other thing I noticed was that central park was very windy while at sea. Not sure if that is the case on the balcony rooms there or not but that might also be a consideration.
Allure of the Seas--Boardwalk or Central Park balcony cabin?
in Royal Caribbean International
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I guess my opinion is based around the fact that anytime I was someplace that I could see an inside cabin I would naturally try to look into the cabin. I wasn't trying to see anything I shouldn't but in most cases it's all there is to look at. A good example was when I was leaning against the rail watching the zip line people, you could just look a little down and there was the rooms. I just find it creepy that people can look in, but if that is something you don't care about then it might be a good choice.
The other thing I noticed was that central park was very windy while at sea. Not sure if that is the case on the balcony rooms there or not but that might also be a consideration.
Just a few of my thoughts good luck and have fun.
MTSHQ