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C2 and C3 cabins are identical, just location on the ship.  C1 cabins are generally facing aft and have a larger balcony.....better view of the sea (if you like looking back), but the cabin itself is the same size as C2 and C3.   You also may feel more ship movement if your cabin is way in the back of the ship...it's a trade off that only matters if you hit rough seas.

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On S-class, first and third cabins on the front or back of the hump (C2 on Deck 9 and up) have the longest balconies and best locations, IMO.  Second and fourth cabins are longer, but not as long as 1st and 3rd.  Close to elevators, mid ship, covered or sun, mostly protected in weather, and room for a lounger if you ask.  If you're a Captain's Club member, you can automatically upgrade to C2 cabin at a C3 fare; however, C1 cabins cannot be upgraded from a C2 fare.  C1 fares are C1 fares.

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8 hours ago, goofysmom99 said:

On S-class, first and third cabins on the front or back of the hump (C2 on Deck 9 and up) have the longest balconies and best locations, IMO.  Second and fourth cabins are longer, but not as long as 1st and 3rd.  Close to elevators, mid ship, covered or sun, mostly protected in weather, and room for a lounger if you ask.  If you're a Captain's Club member, you can automatically upgrade to C2 cabin at a C3 fare; however, C1 cabins cannot be upgraded from a C2 fare.  C1 fares are C1 fares.

Going on our first Celebrity cruise next month and have one of those longest balconies  ( deck 10 ) so I am excited about that ! Plus being midship is great also. 

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