Magic cabin 2367

[cvpends]

On the Magic, 2367 is one of those unusual sideways cabins, and it is listed as interior upper/lower. Do any of you know if it is *really* upper/lower, or if it might actually have beds that can be pushed together. A friend is interested in booking it, if it is not really an upper/lower. Anyone been in 2367?

[k2excursion]

It is definitely an upper/lower. One twin bed plus an upper bunk. It's listed at 185 sq.ft, but it's actually probably around 150, same as the standard interiors. Plus, that room is below the galley/kitchen. I'm not sure if that spot gets noise from the galley, but many rooms below the galley have reported noise late into the overnight.

 

The only upper/lower rooms that have 2 beds that can be pushed together are all of them on the Spirit class ships, plus 3 rooms on each of the Conquest class ships (the ones by the midship elevators on Decks 6, 7, & 8).

[cvpends]

It is definitely an upper/lower. One twin bed plus an upper bunk. It's listed at 185 sq.ft, but it's actually probably around 150, same as the standard interiors. Plus, that room is below the galley/kitchen. I'm not sure if that spot gets noise from the galley, but many rooms below the galley have reported noise late into the overnight.

 

The only upper/lower rooms that have 2 beds that can be pushed together are all of them on the Spirit class ships, plus 3 rooms on each of the Conquest class ships (the ones by the midship elevators on Decks 6, 7, & 8).

 

Thank you so much for your response and for this very useful information! I will tell my friend :)