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Greetings Princess cruisers, I am thinking about taking my first Princess cruise to Mexico in the fall and I have a question about the balconies on the ship. Do any of the balcony staterooms on the Sapphire Princess have a covered balcony?

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Greetings Princess cruisers, I am thinking about taking my first Princess cruise to Mexico in the fall and I have a question about the balconies on the ship. Do any of the balcony staterooms on the Sapphire Princess have a covered balcony?

 

Only Dolphin deck balconies are 100% uncovered, Caribe is 1/2 covered (they are also the biggest). The rest have cover.

Whatever you choose, enjoy your sailing!

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We had an Emerald deck Mini suite on the Sapphire, and loved it! The last 5 or 6 minis towards the aft are covered on this deck. If you do not mind a little walking, you will love one of these....lower foot traffic , so feel more private....we did use our balcony more because it was covered

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Yes, most balconies are covered as follows.

 

Standard Balcony Cabins:

 

Aloha and Baja Decks: covered

Caribe Deck: half covered/half uncovered (but twice as large as Aloha and Baja balconies)

 

Mini Suites:

 

Dolphin Deck: totally uncovered

Emerald Deck: totally covered

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Yes, most balconies are covered as follows.

 

Standard Balcony Cabins:

 

Aloha and Baja Decks: covered

Caribe Deck: half covered/half uncovered (but twice as large as Aloha and Baja balconies)

 

Mini Suites:

 

Dolphin Deck: totally uncovered

Emerald Deck: totally covered

 

And the Lido deck balconies are also covered on the Sapphire Princess...

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And the Lido deck balconies are also covered on the Sapphire Princess...

 

Yes, right. I always forget about the Lido deck. The reason being is that it is right under the fitness center and I would avoid booking one of these cabins due to potential noise issues (treadmills).

 

By the way, my recommendation could be Caribe deck (larger balcony) for a standard balcony cabin and Emerald deck (covered balcony) for a mini suite. Enjoy your cruise!

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Yes, most balconies are covered as follows.

 

Standard Balcony Cabins:

 

Aloha and Baja Decks: covered

Caribe Deck: half covered/half uncovered (but twice as large as Aloha and Baja balconies)

 

Mini Suites:

 

Dolphin Deck: totally uncovered

Emerald Deck: totally covered

 

Are the aft balcony cabins on Caribe partially covered or completely covered?

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The aft cabins are covered. The Baja aft balcony rails jut out a bit, but all the balconies are covered. I just booked an Aloha aft balcony this week, so I've spent a lot of time researching it.

 

Here's a link ot a picture someone kindly posted for me on another thread:

 

IMG_0685

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The aft cabins are covered. The Baja aft balcony rails jut out a bit, but all the balconies are covered. I just booked an Aloha aft balcony this week, so I've spent a lot of time researching it.

 

Here's a link ot a picture someone kindly posted for me on another thread:

 

IMG_0685

 

Thanks for the confirmation and photo :)

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