Maralya

Thanks, yes I already knew, I read it in the cabin's description, but it's a helpful comment! It did weight a little on my decision, but after careful consideration, I would be good either way!

Hi, is it worth it to save approx. $1,000 CAN on a BX category balcony vs B2, B3, B4? What are the chances to get something bad? What's "bad"? I think deck 13 overhang, views on the broadwalk restaurants, from what I read? Anything else?

I really want to enjoy my balcony, but I'm wondering if I could enjoy both a balcony and some great savings...

Any input? Thanks!

Hi, is it worth it to save approx. $1,000 CAN on a BX category balcony vs B2, B3, B4? What are the chances to get something bad? What's "bad"? I think deck 13 overhang, views on the broadwalk restaurants, from what I read? Anything else?

I really want to enjoy my balcony, but I'm wondering if I could enjoy both a balcony and some great savings...

Any input? Thanks!

No, I know that leaving without the kids is good for everyone in the end. But that was before the crying and really heartfelt and genuine sadness of not being able to go when she knows what she's missing out. We're not rich, we were able to cruise 2 years ago, next time may be 2 years from now, and now that she's starting school in September, it will become more difficult to find cheap and interesting cruises when school is off. And we're limited to Cape Liberty or New York for other cruise lines so we're able to drive instead of fly.

It's a difficult decision to accept to make her sad, it's like we're saying no to eating a 3rd dessert or drink wine, it's not like that "can't" come, we "could" have brought them with us like we did years ago.

Anyway... I'll feel better once I know if we even have the option to bring them, otherwise we'll continue to plan their own fun getaway and hope for the best!

The deck plan indicates 11268 can only hold 2 people.

Ok, so I did understand correctly... I wasn't sure all those staterooms could only hold 2 people, I thought sofa-beds were more frequents. well thanks a lot everybody!

Hm, just had a look at the deck plan... Not sure I understand correctly. My stateroom is 11268

Oh, the heck with "mommy-guilt"! You deserve a kid-free vacation! Leave them with their doting grandparents!

 

:) :) :)

Yeah, we had a wonderful week planned for them at their grand-parents' (and they are literally their 2nd set of parents), with a movie, new books every night, a trip to the indoor playground, but my 4 year old told me last night, crying, that it's not fair she's not coming, she wants to go to the beach, and to the kiddie pool, and it's been too long since she was on a cruise ship (2 years). And the worst is, she's right, it's NOT fair. :(

Is a D6 cabin always a 4-person cabin?

We decided on a couple-only vacation but mommy-guilt is starting to creep up... I'm not sure I hope we can bring them on, or that we have to leave them... We'll see what happens when I can call the travel agent.

Thank you for your quick replies.

Hi, I can't call my travel agent today, and I'd appreciate if someone could tell me how it works: I have a cruise booked for February, a balcony cabin for 2. Is it possible to add our 2 kids to the booking? How would it work? Or must we "cancel" and book again = double the cost? Anyone knows? I'd like to know what to expect! Thanks a lot!!