Size Diff on Navigator

[colesc15]

Looking into balconies on Navigator. The D2 balconies are an extra roughly $250 per person compared to E3 balconies. Is the size difference between the two THAT noticeable for the room/balcony? The location piece is crucial, but curious as if the size different is that noticeable.

[Clarea]

Looking into balconies on Navigator. The D2 balconies are an extra roughly $250 per person compared to E3 balconies. Is the size difference between the two THAT noticeable for the room/balcony? The location piece is crucial, but curious as if the size different is that noticeable.

In my opinion, the size difference is very small. You're looking at the difference in the length of the stateroom such that you have a two-person loveseat in the E3 as opposed to a 3-person sofa in the D2.

[Ashland]

Looking into balconies on Navigator. The D2 balconies are an extra roughly $250 per person compared to E3 balconies. Is the size difference between the two THAT noticeable for the room/balcony? The location piece is crucial, but curious as if the size different is that noticeable.

 

I always feel it's based on "location" the difference in size shouldn't be that noticeable to you unless you bring a tape measure ;)

[Merion_Mom]

Looking into balconies on Navigator. The D2 balconies are an extra roughly $250 per person compared to E3 balconies. Is the size difference between the two THAT noticeable for the room/balcony? The location piece is crucial, but curious as if the size different is that noticeable.

 

Since you are talking about a two person cabin, as long as you and your cabinmate like each other, you will be fine in an E. Save your cash. Lots of better places to spend it on a cruise.

 

:)

 

(the E is simply not as long as the D. You will have a loveseat instead of a couch)

[silentbob007]

In my opinion, the size difference is very small. You're looking at the difference in the length of the stateroom such that you have a two-person loveseat in the E3 as opposed to a 3-person sofa in the D2.

 

This is the biggest difference for me if I'm traveling 3 to a cabin as the sofa bed ends up being mine. The sofa bed is much preferable to the bed that gets created out of the loveseat.

[colesc15]

In my opinion, the size difference is very small. You're looking at the difference in the length of the stateroom such that you have a two-person loveseat in the E3 as opposed to a 3-person sofa in the D2.

 

Are E2 balconies on the hump on Navigator bigger?

[Merion_Mom]

Are E2 balconies on the hump on Navigator bigger?

 

No.

[cb at sea]

All "E's" Are the same size...location is the only difference. "D's" are larger than "E's".

Edited March 17, 2016 by cb at sea

[colesc15]

All "E's" Are the same size...location is the only difference

 

That makes sense! For almost $500 cheaper, we can get an E3 that is like 4 cabins down from the E2.. I doubt the balcony difference from a D is much different than an E

[Clarea]

That makes sense! For almost $500 cheaper, we can get an E3 that is like 4 cabins down from the E2.. I doubt the balcony difference from a D is much different than an E

The actual balcony portion might be very close to the same size.

[colesc15]

The actual balcony portion might be very close to the same size.

 

Awesome thanks. I'd like to get a junior sweet but I can't see paying an extra 1,200 bucks for one over a regular balcony.

[Clarea]

Awesome thanks. I'd like to get a junior sweet but I can't see paying an extra 1,200 bucks for one over a regular balcony.

I agree with you, that would be too much for me too.

[peck]

We have booked a corner aft cabin 9360

on deck nine, what are those cabins like.

[colesc15]

Wasn't going to book quite yet, but the price went down a bit today. 9 nights in a balcony for only about $1,100 and only half deposit.. I couldn't pass it up. I feel like $1,100 for 9 nights is cheap!