whats the difference between hump cabins and...

[S.S.Oceanlover]

regular outside balcony cabins on the Oasis. According to the RCI website they have the exact dimensions but looking at the deckplans the balconys sure look a lot bigger?

 

Any comments?

 

 

Bill

[The Sunset Glow]

Yes, the cabins are the same but the balcony is much larger at 80 sq. ft.

[dreamer976]

Yes, all "regular" balcony staterooms w/ocean view are coded D1 thru D8. The D1's are all located on the forward "hump" and are the most expensive of the ocean view balconies on the ship (non-suite, of course). Although the little extra space on the balcony was nice, I personally would book a different D category balcony next time I am aboard an Oasis class ship.

 

I would want to be closer to an elevator bank AND save the extra money. But that's just me.

 

Whatever you choose, enjoy your cruise!:)

[S.S.Oceanlover]

Yes, the cabins are the same but the balcony is much larger at 80 sq. ft.

 

Thanks for that info. I am surprised the RCI website listed the wrong info. Oh wait, no I'm not.:p

 

That's why I check with Cruise Critic.

 

Thanks again

 

Bill

[S.S.Oceanlover]

Yes, all "regular" balcony staterooms w/ocean view are coded D1 thru D8. The D1's are all located on the forward "hump" and are the most expensive of the ocean view balconies on the ship (non-suite, of course). Although the little extra space on the balcony was nice, I personally would book a different D category balcony next time I am aboard an Oasis class ship.

 

I would want to be closer to an elevator bank AND save the extra money. But that's just me.

 

Whatever you choose, enjoy your cruise!:)

 

Thanks Dreamer. I'll pass on your comments onto my son and his girlfriend.

 

She wants the hump balcony and he just wants to save money. lol

 

I'm trying to talk her into the very last B! (#9329) balcony over looking the water and aqua spa but she is not having any of it.

 

Thanks again

 

Bill