Crown Princess Reserve Collection Mini-Suites

[Nightowl11]

When booking D501, it gave the option of 2 twins/upper and queen/upper, but looking at pictures, there is no upper, only a sofa.  How are these reserve collection mini's laid out for 3 people?  They all have the triangle symbol. but only a few cabins will allow 3 people to book them online.  How many reserve mini's are on the Crown?  What is the furthest aft mini reserve cabins on the Crown?  We have 3 boys all over 6 feet tall and we are trying to get them as close to the aft as possible but in a reserve cabin.  Will the sofa be a pull out or is it head to toe so a 6 ft. person can not stretch out unless they put their feet on the arm rest?  Does anyone have a picture with the 3rd bed/berth made?

[skynight]

There are 34 Reserve Collection mini suites on the Crown Princess, 17 port and 17 starboard. Reserve minis are the new name for Club Class. For information all categories of mini suites have the same interior layout.

In the main bed area there is the option of having the bed in the queen configuration or the twin configuration. In your case I assume you want the twin set up. If not set up correctly when you board just ask the cabin steward to change it. The 3rd berth is a 3 seat convertible sofa. Believe on the Crown Princess it pulls out, but not certain. Someone should have a photo. 

Don't quite understand why only a few cabins allow you to book a 3rd person. All mini suites, reserve and otherwise, have the sofa as a 3rd berth, and a few minis have a 4th berth.

Reserve Collection main benefit is club class dining. Only passengers actually booked in a reserve mini or full suite are permitted to dine in the club class section of the DR. Assuming that is why you are looking at a reserve mini.

[CruisinChris]

All minis have sofas but not all sofas turn into single beds.  Sometimes the bed pulls out (it's a single), sometimes it "flips over" and the bed runs the length of the sofa and becomes a standard single.