Promenade rooms on the Voyager class

[imatarb]

Do these rooms only accomodate two people? We are a family of two adults and one 7-yr old, and we are entertaining the idea of switching our booking from the Enchantment to the Mariner, but we'd love to get a Promenade room.

 

Thanks...

[herb]

Unfortunately, yes only 2 :(

 

We were a party of 3 and were hoping to book a promenade cabin when we sailed. We made do with our oceanview :D

[imatarb]

We have never sailed the Voyager class, and we're entertaining the idea of transferring our booking to the Mariner for the 12/10 sailing date. We've always been so spoiled by booking a balcony or JS, but we'd have to go for the inside to save a few bucks...I'm sure it would be okay, since there's so much to do, right?

[Schplinky]

The new promenade rooms on Fredom class will accommodate whole families but on Voyager class, it's strictly two per room.

[imatarb]

I think I'll wait for prices to drop a bit before I venture aboard the Freedom!

[superjerryw]

I'm sure it would be okay, since there's so much to do, right?

 

It really depends on what you like to do. The Voyager class ships have mini-golf, in line skating, ice skating, etc. If you are not going to avail yourselves of the activities peculiar to a Voyager class ship you may not find you have more to do than on any other ship.

[imatarb]

I think our son will get a kick out of the extra kid's pool area on the Mariner, plus I'd like to try a Voyager class, so I can at least say I've done it, and that I'd do it again or not.

[Schplinky]

We loved Navigator (her twin) and the Royal Promenade. It was also odd to be at sea and see an ice capades type show.