Anyone had 4 adults in outside cabin on Pacific Star?

[howsthis]

I looked at the Stars bedroom pics on P & O's site and am a little concerned with one pic that showed two fold out bunks on one wall and two single beds squashed together which would be ok for parents and kids but I can't see my elderly mother climbing over the bed to get in. I am hoping that the bunks actually fold from each wall above the single beds. Does anyone know from their experience with 4 adults sharing how it is configured. My mum is a little clostrofobic and that is why we have an outside cabin with a window. I would appreciate any help.

[Skyrules]

I looked at the Stars bedroom pics on P & O's site and am a little concerned with one pic that showed two fold out bunks on one wall and two single beds squashed together which would be ok for parents and kids but I can't see my elderly mother climbing over the bed to get in. I am hoping that the bunks actually fold from each wall above the single beds. Does anyone know from their experience with 4 adults sharing how it is configured. My mum is a little clostrofobic and that is why we have an outside cabin with a window. I would appreciate any help.

 

We didn't have a four berth cabin ourselves, but I did see through open doors lots of 4 berth cabins that were the traditional 4 seperate bunks. I believe some cabins have been configured as you'd described for the benefit for family's travelling together or so that they can be configured as 3 berth cabins, but not all cabins are configured that way.

 

Kym

[aussiedisneyfan]

Don't stress you will get the traditional 4 bunk cabin. In Jan we had hubby, me and daughter; and friend. Were told that we would have double, single and bunk. When we boarded found the traditional setup.