Looking for photo of Mardi Gras Interior

[jamie717]

My SIL just booked an Interior (square) Stateroom and we were trying to find a photo with the beds separated into twins, the rooms almost look to small to separate the beds and still have room to walk in between. 

[TrqoisWtrs]

I normally book a balcony, but decided on a last minute B2B so for budget I booked an interior.  I was in 10345.  I initially had the king set up, but almost zero floor space, so I asked to have it switched to twin beds.  I live out of my suitcase, so at least was able to move my bag to the bed.  This cabin was horrible due to the overhanging bunk beds.  Had to be careful sitting up in bed so I didn't knock myself silly hitting the corner of the metal frame overhang.  On top of the new tiny bathrooms...ugh.  I was solo and it was terrible, so I honestly cannot see how 4 people could legit stay here.

Edited November 14, 2021 by cruisin*tigger

[Virga]

I'm trying to imagine four people in that room and it seems absolutely miserable.

[mz-s]

5 minutes ago, Virga said:

I'm trying to imagine four people in that room and it seems absolutely miserable.

 

Four people in pretty much any cruise ship interior room isn't fun. The Mardi Gras rooms do seem to be quite small.

 

I remember back in the day Carnival's ads used to say their rooms were twice as big as other cruise lines. I doubt that's true anymore.

[jamie717]

cruisin*tigger, thank you, that’s exactly what I was looking for.  The stateroom she has is only for two, thankfully, anything more looks to be pretty miserable. 

[Saint Greg]

Here’s one without the bunks. I didn’t have the beds separate though.