What are perks of a JS?

[FrannyK]

I've noticed some posts of people in Junior Suites that mention concierges and lounges. What are the perks of a JS? Trying to decide between a balcony cabin or JS... JS is $300 more for a 4-night cruise.

[bbrad8]

Sorry, no Concierge access for JS unless you are a Diamond or D+ C&A member. Basic benefit of a JS is a larger cabin, priority check-in (some ports), oh and 2 cruise credits instead of 1.

 

Bruce

[Retired LEO]

The only real "Perk is you get 2 cruise credits. JS's are not actually suites so nothing else applies.

[cb at sea]

You will get priority boarding in a JS where available. If there is a "suite" check-in line, you may use that!

You do get alot of space and a tub in a JS--that's the whole reason for booking it! Much nicer than a regular cabin by a long shot!

[cruise_ahoy]

1. More room

 

2. Priority boarding (I do love that)

 

3. double credits on RCI towards raising your status

 

 

That's about it.

[FrannyK]

I think I may stick w/a balcony then since we are traveling w/another couple who will have a balcony. An extra $300 for four nights doesn't seem worth it. Thanks for the info though!