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Hi, I'm going on my first solo cruise and I had a question about the bed configuration. If you go for the joined-together queen bed, is there a detectable joint in the middle, that either feels lumpy or otherwise makes it uncomfortable to sleep in the middle of the bed?

 

I have cruised a couple times with a roommate and only done the single beds. Not really sure which way I should ask to have it configured if I'm solo.

 

It's a Deluxe Ocean View w/Balcony on the Radiance, if that matters. From the room layout, it looks like if the beds are split the second one would be right up against the balcony?

 

Thanks for any tips on this. I've already changed my selection back and forth like 3 times on the web site, wondering which is better ;-P

 

Nancy

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Hi, I'm going on my first solo cruise and I had a question about the bed configuration. If you go for the joined-together queen bed, is there a detectable joint in the middle, that either feels lumpy or otherwise makes it uncomfortable to sleep in the middle of the bed?

 

I have cruised a couple times with a roommate and only done the single beds. Not really sure which way I should ask to have it configured if I'm solo.

 

It's a Deluxe Ocean View w/Balcony on the Radiance, if that matters. From the room layout, it looks like if the beds are split the second one would be right up against the balcony?

 

Thanks for any tips on this. I've already changed my selection back and forth like 3 times on the web site, wondering which is better ;-P

 

Nancy

 

Nope, no discomfort having the beds together.

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Hi, I'm going on my first solo cruise and I had a question about the bed configuration. If you go for the joined-together queen bed, is there a detectable joint in the middle, that either feels lumpy or otherwise makes it uncomfortable to sleep in the middle of the bed?

 

I have cruised a couple times with a roommate and only done the single beds. Not really sure which way I should ask to have it configured if I'm solo.

 

It's a Deluxe Ocean View w/Balcony on the Radiance, if that matters. From the room layout, it looks like if the beds are split the second one would be right up against the balcony?

 

Thanks for any tips on this. I've already changed my selection back and forth like 3 times on the web site, wondering which is better ;-P

 

Nancy

 

Last year was the first solo year that I had my beds together. I went to sleep on one side of the bed and woke up in the center. I couldn't tell that the bed was not two beds. No humps or lumps felt. Slept like a baby:o Enjoy:D

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:DWelcome to CC!

 

I'm a long time solo travler and have cruised six times solo and have two more coming up.:D I always have the beds made up into a queen and haven't felt a bump or anything when sailing on RCCL.

 

You may want to check out the solo and single cruiser boards here, they are full of helpful info for solo cruisers and be sure and sign up for your ship's Roll Call.

 

Enjoy your cruise!

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