5 people in a cabin, Is it possible?

[CaribBlue4Two]

Hello All,

I've been on one cruise previously and had a balcony cabin, now I have to take the kids(made a promise and wasn't thinking clearly). I would like to cruise either the Triumph or the Victory, do either of these have a cabin that will hold 5 people or am I going to have to do 2 cabins? If they do have these cabins could you please let me know where they're at on the ship and any other information you can.

 

Thank you

John

[DqALEX]

Hello All,

I've been on one cruise previously and had a balcony cabin, now I have to take the kids(made a promise and wasn't thinking clearly). I would like to cruise either the Triumph or the Victory, do either of these have a cabin that will hold 5 people or am I going to have to do 2 cabins? If they do have these cabins could you please let me know where they're at on the ship and any other information you can.

 

Thank you

John

Triumph and Destiny hold 5 to a cabin. I was on the Triumph last year with 5 of us in a cat 12. Im in the same boat as you, me my wife and 3 kids. Its fun. This year its the Legend for New Years, one of my kids have to room with my parents. That ship has no cabin that will hold 5

[nybumpkin]

We've done (and are doing again) 5 in a balcony cabin on Victory. We found that having the balcony helps when everyone's getting dressed at the same time. If you're booking a specific cabin, what you need to look for are the "quad" cabins (twin beds/queen, sofa and upper); they bring in a rollaway for the 5th bed. The newer ships do not sleep 5 in a cabin due to changed regulations; older ships are "grandfathered."