Joy - any king size beds?

[swanhaven]

Are there any regular balcony (non haven, suite etc) staterooms with king size beds? 

Thanks ahead all!

[All-ready2cruise]

Balconies / Minisuites have queen beds which can be split. (Some Concierge and Haven suites have Kings. I know you mentioned no suites)

[swanhaven]

Thank you!

[BirdTravels]

6 hours ago, swanhaven said:

Are there any regular balcony (non haven, suite etc) staterooms with king size beds? 

Thanks ahead all!

All balcony rooms have two twin beds that can be pushed together. Nothing bigger. 

[timf2001]

Even though advertised as queen size beds, the ship beds do feel wider than the queen size bed I have at home.  Not sure what the exact dimensions are.

[debenson0723]

Two twins make a king size bed.  Twin beds are 39" wide, a standard king bed is 78" wide.  2 x 39 = 78.  Can you tell I worked in a bedding department many years ago??   And I am not sure why the cruise lines always say 2 twins equal a queen...a queen bed is only 60" wide.

[hallux]

I was going to say - the bed in my balcony on the Bliss seemed to be MASSIVE compared to the double I slept in at the hotel the night before the cruise, much larger than the Queen I'm used to at home...

[BirdTravels]

8 hours ago, debenson0723 said:

Two twins make a king size bed.  Twin beds are 39" wide, a standard king bed is 78" wide.  2 x 39 = 78.  Can you tell I worked in a bedding department many years ago??   And I am not sure why the cruise lines always say 2 twins equal a queen...a queen bed is only 60" wide.

Because a cruise ship twin is not as wide as a twin you buy in the store. 

[hallux]

Looks like it's the same as on the Bliss.

 

This bed is surely wider than a Queen, not sure about being a full King size though...

 

[swanhaven]

Thanks all - heck, I'll be on a cruise so I'll be happy - and with all your information I have one less thing to take into account when picking a room.

Thanks again 🙂

Edited November 9, 2019 by swanhaven