Possibly dumb question about balconies...

[CleverUserNameHere]

This might be a dumb question, but considering that Disney caters to families with little ones... I assume the door to the balcony has a child lock high up where a toddler won't be able to reach and open it right?

 

Maybe an irrational fear, but we just got back from a Norwegian cruise which was an inside cabin and I don't remember if I've ever noticed one on the balconies of our previous cruises. 

 

Thanks!

[gometros]

1 hour ago, CleverUserNameHere said:

This might be a dumb question, but considering that Disney caters to families with little ones... I assume the door to the balcony has a child lock high up where a toddler won't be able to reach and open it right?

 

Maybe an irrational fear, but we just got back from a Norwegian cruise which was an inside cabin and I don't remember if I've ever noticed one on the balconies of our previous cruises. 

 

Thanks!

 

Correct, the lock is too high for a toddler to reach. And it's a slightly heavy door, so that adds an extra level of security.

[jalves]

Agree with the PP that yes, the balcony door on the DCL ships all have special locks up high where a child can't reach.

[Shmoo here]

4 hours ago, CleverUserNameHere said:

This might be a dumb question, but considering that Disney caters to families with little ones... I assume the door to the balcony has a child lock high up where a toddler won't be able to reach and open it right?

 

Maybe an irrational fear, but we just got back from a Norwegian cruise which was an inside cabin and I don't remember if I've ever noticed one on the balconies of our previous cruises. 

 

Thanks!

Here's a picture of the room with the lock location circled:

 

And, I agree the door is fairly heavy to slide open.

[CleverUserNameHere]

Thanks everybody!