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When you book a cabin with 2 singles (they say if pushed together they make a king...hmm) and an "upper", does the upper mean a bed that hangs on the wall above the singles or does it mean a single that hides in the wall and you let it down out night? If anyone knows, HELP!

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When you book a cabin with 2 singles (they say if pushed together they make a king...hmm) and an "upper", does the upper mean a bed that hangs on the wall above the singles or does it mean a single that hides in the wall and you let it down out night? If anyone knows, HELP!

I have a pic of the bed against the wall on the Elation. It was not set up but gives you an idea where it is located in the room.

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If you don't feel comfortable being the person who will be on the wall bed, will they bring in a roll away for you if you don't have a sofa in your room? We're booked on the Elation in a deluxe oceanview stateroom if that helps any.

 

 

 

Ask the agent to place a roll away on your reservation.

 

Please note that this rollaway takes up much of your floor space in the cabin.

 

On the elation there is no sofa in an oceanview cabin- upper beds can be placed above the lower beds---if you keep those beds seperated.

 

Upper beds are very comfortable- they hold up to 250 pounds. My kids who were over 6 feet tall were very comfortable up there.

 

There is a little rail that prevents you fromfalling out

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If you don't feel comfortable being the person who will be on the wall bed, will they bring in a roll away for you if you don't have a sofa in your room? We're booked on the Elation in a deluxe oceanview stateroom if that helps any.

 

Only the older ships have rollaways. Ships built 2001 and after do not have them... so it depends on the ship.

 

The ships that have them are the ones that allow 5 to a cabin. Folks who can only use the cabin if they have the rollaways will get first preference.

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