Millenium inside cabin for 2 adults/1 child

[sandyh422]

I have gotten several different answers from the Celebrity rep on the phone, so I am wondering if someone on this board has stayed in one of these cabins and can explain the actual configuration which is a square and a circle. I was told several variations, one being that there is twin beds, a sofa bed for one and a drop down bunk. Cabins # 8097 and 8093.

 

If anyone can give me more info, would appreciate it.

 

Sandy

[Essiesmom]

This is a picture of cabin 3028 on Summit, which has a square and a circle on the deckplan. It is possible that the chair also makes into a single. On Millie, they would be allowed to put five in this cabin. EM

[sandyh422]

This is a picture of cabin 3028 on Summit, which has a square and a circle on the deckplan. It is possible that the chair also makes into a single. On Millie, they would be allowed to put five in this cabin. EM

 

This picture clarifies everything. Thank you so much.

[Miss SeaBee]

Wow, can you imagine 5 people living together in that cabin for a week? :eek:

[pattyj 1204]

Personally I wouldn't do it. I take too many clothes. !!! Might be cheaper to get a second inside cabin??

[Kuddel Daddeldu]

Yes I can - met a fellow cruising family of five on Celebrity Infinity. Husband, wife, two boys of around 9 and 6 years old and a baby of about one.

It was a two week (!) Panama Canal cruise, so the conditions were certainly a bit cramped, but they managed well. Marvellous people, and very well behaved children, even on a self-made shore excursion to see Arenal volcano in Costa Rica - over two hours drive either way on a minibus.