Room categories

[jtdlmc]

Is there a list somewhere that defines all the stateroom categories? For instance, what is the difference between an 8A and an 8C, etc?

[Red-Headed Grandma]

The difference between an 8A and an 8C is their location on the ship. Go onto Carnival's website and pull up the deck plan for the ship you are considering. It will show you where the different categories are located.

[serene56]

Insides are 4

Oceanview are 6

Balconies are 8.

(mostly)

 

then suites and 9

 

the letter denotes location. The higher the letter the more it costs because the location is a better place.

[Rosefloater]

Insides are 4

Oceanview are 6

Balconies are 8.

(mostly)

 

then suites and 9

 

the letter denotes location. The higher the letter the more it costs because the location is a better place.

 

On the Spirit class ships:

4K - French door cabins. These are behind the lifeboats. The doors open for fresh air, but no balcony.

7A - Obstructed view balcony - The tenders/lifeboats might partially block the view. Most of the tops of the lifeboats are level with the floor of the balcony.

[Colorado Kat]

Thank you! This is all beginning to make sense!

[jtdlmc]

Thanks all. I was reading about people in a 4A being offered a 4B or whatever and just wondering what the difference between categories was *in case* I ever get called by the upgrade fairy :D

[serene56]

the cabin is exactly the same. the A is located forward and aft- the B is midship-

on the same deck-- or move up one deck to the aft or forward.

 

they didnt move far- its good if its for free