3rd Person in Balcony Stateroom

[lolanm9]

I have booked a BG category balcony stateroom on Pride of America and will have 3 adults in room. Is anyone familiar with what room setup will be?

 

I am hoping it will be a queen (2 twins together) and a sofabed, but thought i'd check here. Worst nightmare would be they expect 3rd adult to sleep on some sort of bunk coming out of wall :-).

 

Thanks.

[mpk218]

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I have booked a BG category balcony stateroom on Pride of America and will have 3 adults in room. Is anyone familiar with what room setup will be?

 

I am hoping it will be a queen (2 twins together) and a sofabed, but thought i'd check here. Worst nightmare would be they expect 3rd adult to sleep on some sort of bunk coming out of wall :-).

 

Thanks.

 

 

All indicators point to " sofa bed ";)

[mpk218]

[carontori]

It is a sofa bed, very hard, ask for an egg crate bed tropper as soon as you board to make it more comfy.

[llachance]

is a sofa bed that is hard and makes it impossible to get out to the balcony when it is open. If you or any of your party or a person of size you may find the room extremely crowded.

 

From experience my step son is 6 foot and about 400 pounds, length wise he hung off the end of the sofa bed. Girth wise he was side to side. Slightly wider then a twin but not as wide as a full. Also, if we didn't request it the bed was left open when the attendent cleaned the room which again makes it almost unusable space.

 

No complaints - we are going back this year in the same category of cabin...just think that a mini suite may be more comfortable for 3 adults if you can spring for it.

[lolanm9]

Oh lordy - thanks for heads up! :-)

 

I'll keep an eye on the mini-suite rates and fingers crossed that the upgrade fairy calls :-).

[llachance]

from a friend that prices are continuing to come down! Good luck.

[dark star]

we had three adults on the sky (sister ship ) tight for space... very

 

"murphy" beds take 280 lbs guaranteed. you may want to think about it if you don't want to spring tor a mini-suite.

[Ask4Jay]

lolanm9 -

Here is a picture of our triple configuration with granddaughter. As you can see, access to the balcony door is very tight until the sofa/bed is turned back into a love seat. If you open both bathroom and closet doors, you can create a 'changing room' by the cabin entrance. (Look for the feet in pic.) This was on the Dawn in an aft balcony cabin.

[pfisted]

changing room idea is nifty! We'll be traveling with our infant granddaughter in our aft cabin.

[garycarla]

Actually, I think the bunk coming out of the wall might be more comfortable than the sofabed. Be careful what you wish for.