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Can I get a lounge chair on my balcony?


Mist_ynight

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I've got a balcony cabin on my upcoming cruise and noticed that there are regular chairs and a table on the balcony. I was looking at some other pics and they have lounge chairs on their balcony. I know they are probably pictures of the suites that have big balconies, but I was wondering if I could request a lounge chair rather then the table and chairs on my balcony? Has anyone done this? I would spend more time on my balcony if I could have a lounge chair. I love to lay around and read but like a quieter shaded area as opposed to out on the deck.

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Most balconies are not big enough, but some of them are. Ship configurations sometimes have some balconies that are larger than others. One time we had a larger balcony (not a suite) and we asked our room steward if he could get us lounge chairs, and he did.

 

It never hurts to ask.

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The balcony looks small, but all I want on it is a lounge chair, so it should fit. I'll ask my room steward.

 

Thanks Michelle, I figured it wouldn't hurt to ask.

 

Think of a ship having limited space. Let's assume that they bring you a lounge chair. Where are they going to store the table and two chairs from your balcony. If you are sailing on board Princess. The chair may be turned into a 3/4 lounge chair. You can use the other chair to prop up your feet. Princess no longer allows pool loungers on the balconies after the fire on board the Princess Star.

 

I am not familiar with the Sapphire. Not sure if their have 3/4 lounge chairs on their balconies.

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Princess will not let you have a recliner on the balcony-only the chairs they provide-something about a fire awhile back that started in a chair from a tossed cigarette. The only recliners they allow are the ones they have placed in suites etc. We even asked our steward if we could buy one at a port and he got really nervous and said he could get in trouble if he didnt say anything if he saw it on our balcony

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You can ask, but unless they can supply you with one of the new lounge chairs that are fire retardent, it won't be allowed. For many years, having a lounge brought to your stateroom balcony was against the rules, but they may have replaced them with new ones now. I have not read where one passenger on Princess had their request granted for a lounger in a very very long time though. Good Luck!

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