cabin categories

[cowgrlkirby]

OK so I have been cruising for a while and have yet to figure out the cabin categories. I hate feeling about a big doof when I see people talking about upgrades and cabin selections. I thought that an inside cabin was and inside cabin and so on a so forth:rolleyes: I'm in need of some spalianin'...lol:D

[Not_Done_Living]

i'm with you -- all i know is GS (grand suite). but apparently there are 10 types of suites, some with balconies some without -- and an inside should be a inside -- shrug.

[cowgrlkirby]

I'm with you -- all i know is GS (grand suite). but apparently there are 10 types of suites, some with balconies some without -- and an inside should be a inside -- shrug.

 

Yea, I am hoping someone will explain it in a way my ADD mind can wrap itself around what is said...lol

[JLee1973]

Allot of it has to do with the deck a room is on. I'm in an 8J on my upcoming cruise on deck 6. Last cruise same ship same type of room on deck 7 and it was an 8K. No difference in the room.

 

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[ragethjj23]

I don't know all/any of them. All I know is that on the valor on my next, well first, cruise I am in a 6k. The grand scenic oceanview cabin on the Lido deck. Super excited by the pics I have seen!

[HawkIVette]

I can't say that I got it all figured out, but I get it something like this.

 

4 is for interior ( with 1 for upper/lower interior)

6 is for Ocean view

8 is for balcony

9 is for suites

Then starting lower in the ship, you will find A & B with B more midship

As you go higher decks, you will find maybe C & D with D more midship.

 

But basically, room is the same for interior to interior. Just higher deck equals different letter ( E higher than an A)

Edited July 18, 2014 by HawkIVette

[4Tacos]

Check out cruisedeckplans dot com. It helped me learn a lot about room categories and locations.

 

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