Twin and 2 uppers

We are looking at booking a balcony cabin for 3 people. The booking is saying twin and 1 or 2 uppers. From what we can find on line this is one twin bed and one or two beds that come off the wall is this correct.

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Which ship? All balcony cabins have two twins that can be pushed together to form a queen/king. Upper bunks come down from the ceiling.

This is a cabin with two uppers, but only one is lowered:

This picture shows both bunks down"

Yes, if you simply cannot sleep two feet away from your husband, they can push the twins together. But then the steward has to stand up on the bed to service the bunk. EM

Thanks for the great pics we are looking at the star

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Thanks for the great pics we are looking at the star

 

 

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Some cabins can be main bed and a rollaway or main bed, upper berth, and a rollaway.

That's what we were reading as well. We didn't want to get stuck with a roll away. The prices between the balcony cabin and mini suite is so close in price we decided to go with the mini suite.

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You'll be much happier going with the similarly priced mini-suite! Then you can all be comfortable.

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