2 Adults and a toddler in 2 Passenger Stateroom?

[babydealshunter]

Is it possible to book 2 adults and a toddler in a 2 passenger stateroom?

 

Our preferred stateroom class only has 2 passenger staterooms available online (when I select 3 passengers, the category is sold out). I don't mind paying for the toddler as a 3rd passenger, its just that no 3/4 passenger staterooms are available when I check online.

 

I think I know the answer, just hopeful thinking...

[CruiserBruce]

I think it is possible, if it is, say a child under 2 or 3, but ultimately it is the decision of the cruise line. As you didn't specify a ship, or cabin, it is essentially impossible to give you an answer.

[babydealshunter]

HAL Westerdam Interior

[Krazy Kruizers]

You should contact HAL or if you are using a TA, have him.her call HAL.

[HALrunner]

When I inquired while sailing with an infant, I was told no. Safety was cited as the reason as it would impact the muster/lifeboat capacity.

[NMLady]

When I inquired while sailing with an infant, I was told no. Safety was cited as the reason as it would impact the muster/lifeboat capacity.

 

That's been my understanding as well. Ships count every person regardless of age. So 2 adults and an infant or 2 adults and a toddler is three persons so requires a 3-4 person cabin.

[kbset]

We sailed Princess in January and our daughter (who was 2 at the time) stayed in a 2 passenger room with my husband and I. She slept in a pack and play.

 

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[beautifulcruiser1]

In my experience usually the cruise line won't allow extra passengers in rooms beyond their passenger capacity. We have a toddler as well as we were not able to book a room and just put her in with us. It's due to the manifest and safety regulations. We would have to book two adjoining rooms to accommodate.

 

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[beautifulcruiser1]

Interesting because I wanted to do that with my daughter but they wouldn't let us. We had to get a larger room or adjoining.

 

We sailed Princess in January and our daughter (who was 2 at the time) stayed in a 2 passenger room with my husband and I. She slept in a pack and play.

 

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[kbset]

Interesting because I wanted to do that with my daughter but they wouldn't let us. We had to get a larger room or adjoining.

 

 

 

 

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Was that on Princess or a different cruise line? It also may depend on who you are talking to at the time of booking maybe ??? I've found some reps to be more accommodating than others.

 

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[beautifulcruiser1]

Was that on Princess or a different cruise line? It also may depend on who you are talking to at the time of booking maybe ??? I've found some reps to be more accommodating than others.

 

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Yes it was Princess.

 

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[RMLincoln]

Check on your roll call... you might be able to register one person in with someone else. It's been done and is legal as long as each person has a berth. Of course you would have to pay the fare. The room keys and accounts are easy to settle with the front desk. Families do this often with no issues. m--

[beautifulcruiser1]

Check on your roll call... you might be able to register one person in with someone else. It's been done and is legal as long as each person has a berth. Of course you would have to pay the fare. The room keys and accounts are easy to settle with the front desk. Families do this often with no issues. m--

Thanks for the suggestion. Much appreciated!

 

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[Gail & Marty sailing away]

I would give Holland a call.