Britannia stateroom door

[Niclia]

Does anyone know if there is a door chain or similar on Britannia stateroom doors?? I'm not worried about anyone trying to get in just concerned that my 3 year old may get confused which door to use if she needs a wee during the night! The thought of her being stuck out in the corridor not being able to get back in terrifies me.

 

Thanks for your help!

 

 

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[Pink-belle]

No chains on the door but there is a lock.

 

If you think your little one will get up alone in the night, a magnetic battery light in the dressing area might be useful.

[sammybonny]

We always leave the light on in the bathroom with the door slightly open because I find it too dark if I get up during the night especially in an inside cabin.

[mandylennon]

When my children were young, my husband used to put the bin up against the door and a couple of pairs of shoes and anything else he could find, if they opened the door by mistake they would cause a noise, but they never did.

[soobs]

Or how about if you have a push chair put that up against the door with something that makes a noise on to alert you

[john watson]

There is a lock which prevents the steward getting in. The other worry if applicable is to high bolt the balcony door, this is a bigger hazard if you have one.

 

Bathroom door shut with light on still gives enough light, as a strip across foot of door, to know where to head for and keeping the route clear of trip hazards is prudent.

 

Regards John

[Niclia]

Thanks everyone, some good ideas. I'll have a think as to what will work best for us.

 

John, I had thought about the balcony doors (we're in a suite so two of them) and I think we'll have to be vigilant with them and check they're locked whenever we go into the room. She's unlikely to try to open them but better safe than sorry.

 

 

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