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Breakaway Slanted Balcony Room 9736


npro1464
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I just got off the Breakaway 10/16 cruise and had the pleasure of staying in a slanted balcony room, which I discovered per Cruise Critic's suggestion. For those of you who don't know, these balconies are priced the same as the base balconies, except they have additional space because they're on the "hump" of the ship. I highly recommend it! The balcony was huge. I'm surprised NCL doesn't charge more for it.

 

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The balcony faces backwards, which minimizes the amount of wind you face. It is also good for people watching. The every morning, without fail, someone would be playing shuffleboard on the 6th or 7th deck show in the third deck. If you're gonna book this cruise early, I'd look into booking one of these rooms.

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We've just been assigned 9300 for our guaranteed cabin on the Getaway. It seems to have an angled balcony too. I think it does look down on the roof of the Great Outdoors, or whatever they call the area on the promenade deck, but I don't think that will bother us.

 

Has anyone had this cabin?

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