Are all standard cabins the same?

[wales4ever]

Is a inside cabin the same on every deck? That is an inside cabin on deck 1 or 2 the same as an inside cabin on deck 6 or 7?

 

Same with an outside cabin. Deck 1 or 2 the same as deck 5, 6 or 9 or 10?

 

If they are the same - except of course for outsides with some sort of obsrtucted view - why do they have different prices?

[eandj]

What ship are you looking at?

 

 

A main category of room (in your case, "inside") is then priced generally on its location on the ship. Mid ship and higher floors will be higher cost than on an "end" and/or lowest deck. Not sure if on the ship you are looking at, has a size difference in those too. It would state that in the room descriptions.

[cruisestitch]

There are some outside cabins on M-class ships which have unique configurations -- especially those very far forward overlooking the bow.

[stellarose]

We have an interior on summitt. M class?? Not sure of its location. Good question.

[phoenix_dream]

To the best of my knowledge, all inside cabins (save for handicapped) have the same configuration. This is true of almost all outside and balcony cabins as well. Location usually drives price within category. In my opinion, being on a lower (and therefore cheaper) floor is no big deal. Have sailed more than once on the 3rd floor and loved it - quieter and easier access to an empty elevator.

[trabeler]

Inside cabins on the M class vary in bed / couch placement. If you have a 3rd person and plan to use the pull out couch as the 3rd bed, the placement may matter. The rooms seem to alternate with some having the couch near the entry door and the others opposite. When the couch is near the entry door, the path to the bathroom is blocked from the other beds... you have to step over the pull out bed if you can't make the (very) tight squeeze between the end of the bed and the desk.

 

We've stayed in multiple interiors on M class and other than the bed layout and whether the bathroom is to the left or right of the entrance door, they all seemed the same to us.

[Hawaiidan]

pretty much all insides except handy capped are exactly alike on each ship.

Same with outside and verandas... and as you go up...so do the prices.

 

It is a game of diminishing returns for your money. the more hype the cabin the higher the price and the lesser value it becomes

 

We now sail in the lowest inside cabins after realizing how little tangible value we got from Penthouse cabins... It was, well a waste of money in out opinion. With the savings we enjoy more cruising experiences rather than a possesson of a cabin whch in reality is a bed a closet and bathroom

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We cruise now up to 40 days in insides at a time and its no big deal. Getting out of the cabin and enjoyng the ship and other people is way more important than hanging even on a little balcony for the day...

 

If you want better cabins...change lines not cabins.