Dream - Cove Balcony Question

[nadalina]

Would someone please look at the photo link below and try to explain to me where the Cove Balcony cabins are located? I thought I read on a previous thread and also on Carnival's website that they are balcony cabins that are located nearest the water line, but I just can't find them.

 

Thanks,

Peggy

 

http://media.shipspotting.com/uploads/photos/rw/989882/Ship+Photo+Carnival+Dream.JPG

[Nunu]

They're the larger openings under the lifeboats.

[firefly333]

Yes, they are on Deck 2 Iv been told.

[nadalina]

They're the larger openings under the lifeboats.

 

Thanks so much. I see what you are talking about, but they don't look much like balcony cabins. I guess they do, indeed, have a balcony, but then just a very large "window" through which to see with probably a solid metal structure all around for safety in rough seas.

 

I understand now but just don't know if I would like it, even at the lower price.

 

Thanks, again.

[chachi]

It may be worth trying. I prefer to stay on lower levels.

[Coll101]

We booked 2 of them for our November 23rd cruise....they seemed "different' & we thought why not??

I'll let you know how it worked for us after we come back:)

[firefly333]

Cunard has them, the "in hull" balconies. They are much cheaper on that cruiseline, I guess because they arent such a new hot thing like Carnival calling them cove balconies and no other ships having them, so everyone wants to try them out now.

[LynnAnne]

We have the cove balconys for Jan on the Dream, and yes they were cheaper. Can't wait to see real pictures and hear how everyone is enjoying them.

[nadalina]

I, too, am anxious to hear reviews from someone who has actually stayed in a Cove Balcony. They are, indeed, cheaper than the other balcony cabins. I also enjoy being lower and closer to the sea, but I read somewhere that it would be normal to expect some sea spray on those balconies, even in calm seas, and I just don't think I would like that, if it's true. I tend to go out on my balcony at all times of the day and night and don't want to worry about being splashed, or even misted, for that matter. That's just me, though...... others may love that.