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Has Anyone Noticed? 2 Twins=king Or Queen?


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At the risk of sounding stupid, has anyone else noticed that depending on which cruise web site you are on that they claim 2 twins convert to a king while others say the same twins convert to a queen? Now how can that be? And whats up with that?:cool:

 

Advertising.Anyway, I think the answer maybe that on some cruiselines the "twin" beds are more narrow as in the european style which if pushed together would make them a queen,but if the larger size they would become a king.This is a just a guess on my part,but I thought this question needed an answer....:D

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Definitely a Queen size bed--king would be great--but, not so

 

These seemlike small twins--when we get to the room they are already pushed together

 

Nancy:)

 

Only on the Disney ship did the bed look like a king to me-on other lines-as you said-more of a queen.

 

Twins beds are 39 inches but I think on cruiseships they are usually not even 36 inches.

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:D I am definetly smiling and laughing out loud at all of the responses that everyone gave me. (esp the queens out of san fran) I think it is hysterical that everyone has a different perception and that there is not a clearcut answer. No wonder the cruise lines keep us guessing and use it as marketing strategy. Now i don't feel so alone in trying to figure it out. Thanks to all......

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Only the ships leaving out of San Francisco have queens.

 

OK, I smiled. But we're leaving from NYC.:D

 

And as to bed dimensions, after checking several different web sites, it looks like the consensus is as follows for US beds:

 

Twin/Single 39" x 75"

 

Full/Double 54" x 75"

 

Queen 60" x 80"

 

King 76" x 80"

 

So if you start out with two twins and push them together, you get a bed that's a little wider and shorter than a king.

 

And, of course, all bets are off if non-US or custom dimensions are being referenced.

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OK, I smiled. But we're leaving from NYC.:D

 

And as to bed dimensions, after checking several different web sites, it looks like the consensus is as follows for US beds:

 

Twin/Single 39" x 75"

 

Full/Double 54" x 75"

 

Queen 60" x 80"

 

King 76" x 80"

 

So if you start out with two twins and push them together, you get a bed that's a little wider and shorter than a king.

 

And, of course, all bets are off if non-US or custom dimensions are being referenced.

...C'mon now, Dorothy has friends in the Big Apple too !....As to beds....It does vary from cruise line to cruise line...The one I am most familiar with, HAL, the bed is a full size king in the suites....It seems to me it was the same on QM2, Silver Seas and Regent....
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...C'mon now, Dorothy has friends in the Big Apple too !....As to beds....It does vary from cruise line to cruise line...The one I am most familiar with, HAL, the bed is a full size king in the suites....It seems to me it was the same on QM2, Silver Seas and Regent....

 

You are right-on our Hal cruise it did look more like a king the queen-but not on Carnival and not on Royal Caribean either. On Celebrity zenith also it was more the size of a queen.

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