Cabin Configuration Question

[geospyder]

The few times we've cruised it has just been the two of us so we always had the cabin configured to have one bed. Next year we're planning to take the kids and the grandkids. We will still be by ourselves :) but each of our kids will have their kids. That would mean four to a cabin - two adults and two kids (tweenies). Most inside cabins are small enough with two people - out of curiosity, how do they set it up for four? The cruise we plan to book would be the five day cruise on the Elation to Ensenada and Cabo San Lucas.

[DarthGrady]

The two beds on the floor can still be in either two-twin or one-king format. The bunks are pullman type beds that fold down from the wall, and can be flipped back up during the day.

[cjar855]

The few times we've cruised it has just been the two of us so we always had the cabin configured to have one bed. Next year we're planning to take the kids and the grandkids. We will still be by ourselves :) but each of our kids will have their kids. That would mean four to a cabin - two adults and two kids (tweenies). Most inside cabins are small enough with two people - out of curiosity, how do they set it up for four? The cruise we plan to book would be the five day cruise on the Elation to Ensenada and Cabo San Lucas.

 

here is a Pic of the upper bunks and couch made up to sleep. This is a balcony cabin ,but the oceanviews and inside cabins are similar.

 

[geospyder]

Thanks for the responses. I couldn't see how they would accommodate four beds with the limited floor space. It now makes sense. Thanks again.