stupid question....sorry

[smyemar]

If you get an inside stateroom to accomodate three people,DH,DD(10) and me can the two twins still be converted to a king size bed?:) TIA!

[MamaParrotHead]

I don't think so. It's pretty tight in there and I think that if they did that there would LITERALLY be no way to get around in the cabin.

[cruisinthemed]

Yes...That shouldn't be a problem at all:)

[SteelCruisin]

Yepper, chances are you will either have a bunk above that pulls down or a couch that converts being its an inside I think it will be a bunk.

[tef43]

It should be noted on the deck plan.

 

Which cabin? Which ship?

[H82seaUgo]

absolutely, as long as it's a standard inside cabin.

 

all you're missing is a window, and they are usually on the wall.

[caljencruisers]

Of course!! Great sailing!

[maxxedout2]

If you get an inside stateroom to accomodate three people,DH,DD(10) and me can the two twins still be converted to a king size bed?:) TIA!

 

Like this?

 

[Rizzorp]

Yep it sure can. I had an inside cabin on my last cruise with Me, DW, and DD (8) and although it was a little tight with her bed in there it was still fine.

 

 

[Rizzorp]

BTW do you like how the inside Inspiration has the cool fake window frame and curtain!!! LOL

[firefly333]

Note that when you push the twins together, the upper bunk, now that person either comes down in the middle of the twin or has to enter from the end.

 

Affects the upper bunk person, not you on the twins.

[serene56]

If you get an inside stateroom to accomodate three people,DH,DD(10) and me can the two twins still be converted to a king size bed?:) TIA!

Yes you can- there are some ships that have roll aways though-

What ship are you sailing.

 

Keeping the beds apart will give you extra floor space.

 

the one upper bed will be over the one bed which will make that person getting out of bed is a bent over position.

[smyemar]

Thanks for all the replies! We are looking at the Carnival Glory or Valor!:)

[SadieN]

If they cannot it SHOULD be noted on the deck plan. Only a few cabins cannot be converted. I will say that if the lowers are kept apart there is usually more walking around room.

[S.S.Oceanlover]

I don't think so. It's pretty tight in there and I think that if they did that there would LITERALLY be no way to get around in the cabin.

 

pretty tight? 185 sq ft?

 

We get insides a lot and have no problem with beds pushed together when my son used to bunk with us.

 

Bill

[golfadj]

I would call them and ask to be sure.

[MamaParrotHead]

pretty tight? 185 sq ft?

 

We get insides a lot and have no problem with beds pushed together when my son used to bunk with us.

 

Bill

 

Yes. See post #8. When you have to just about literally step on someone to get to the bathroom in the middle of the night, that, to me, defines "pretty tight".

[zqvol]

If you get an inside stateroom to accomodate three people,DH,DD(10) and me can the two twins still be converted to a king size bed?:) TIA!

 

 

Yes. The third bed is a bunk or a sofa and has no effect on putting the other two together.

[hkolln]

If you get an inside stateroom to accomodate three people,DH,DD(10) and me can the two twins still be converted to a king size bed?:) TIA!

 

We did it when we had 2 twins, 1 upper, and 1 couch bed (4 of us in one cabin).

It wasn't bad at all!