dawn stateroom question

[nemo269]

goin on the july 22nd cruise. we are staying in a stateroom. is there a way to have your beds together or do you do that when you go into your room when boarding???

[yuckylucky]

goin on the july 22nd cruise. we are staying in a stateroom. is there a way to have your beds together or do you do that when you go into your room when boarding???

 

Depends on the stateroom you have. In some of them, the beds do not move.

 

I think you might be able to ask your TA to make a note of that so it shows on your booking. However, I can tell you the beds are light as air and should take you no more than 30 seconds to move together (including getting the side table out of the way).

[cruiserssandr]

On all our NCL cruises our TA tells them we want the beds together and they are made up as one when we get there. Once the beds could not be moved.

[shell03]

We had an inside cabin. When we arrived, the beds weren't put together as we requested at the time of booking. However, each night the steward would put them together and put on a comfy duvet and sheets so that it felt like a queen.

 

Each morning, he would make the beds separately and then put them together at night for turndown. This was great because it gave us more floor room during the day (when the beds were apart).

[sweetpea-2]

goin on the july 22nd cruise. we are staying in a stateroom. is there a way to have your beds together or do you do that when you go into your room when boarding???

 

we were in 10508 balcony room and they were all ready together...but they knew we were DH & DW traveling tog so maybe that makes a difference ?

[pamera]

We had a balcony (deck 10) and our beds were together. (As well as the other cabins that were traveling with us.) On previous cruises, we had friends in the cabin that were not a couple and they requested the bed be separate (after we boarded). No problem. If the beds can be move, they will accommodate the request.