Upper bunk in Millennium cabin won't be used - will it be annoying?

[Sigyn]

There's an upper bunk in our cabin in the Millennium. There are only two of us in the cabin so we won't be using it. I've looked at photos of the cabins in our category, trying to see what the veranda rooms look like with an unused upper bunk, but the ones I see have the upper bunk unfolded, ready for sleeping. Maybe that's because when it's folded up it's invisible? (Hoping!) For anyone who has stayed in such a room, will we notice the upper bunk when it's folded up? Thanks!

[DingoMom]

You will not notice it, as it folds up into the ceiling.

[CHEZMARYLOU]

Not noticeable at all when closed.

[Rtowncruiser]

You will never know it's there. 

 

[D C]

There will be a rectangle in the ceiling panel where the bed is stowed away.  It will only be annoying if the inconsistent ceiling panel pattern is bothersome.

 

[Sigyn]

2 minutes ago, D C said:

There will be a rectangle in the ceiling panel where the bed is stowed away.  It will only be annoying if the inconsistent ceiling panel pattern is bothersome.

 

This is funny. I will have to come back to CC to complain about the inconsistent ceiling pattern in my cabin. 

[ymncruise]

The ladder will probably be stored in your closet. It doesn’t take up much space. 

[DCPIV]

40 minutes ago, njsmom said:

This is funny. I will have to come back to CC to complain about the inconsistent ceiling pattern in my cabin. 

 

I think you just won Cruise Critic "Line of the Week"!  Congratulations!

[sbcs5390]

11 hours ago, ymncruise said:

The ladder will probably be stored in your closet. It doesn’t take up much space. 

Sometimes I've seen them fold the ladder up on the bed inside the ceiling.