Are there any carnival ships that have inside family cabins? I have been watching my discussion about whether or not to book a balcony cabin when travelling with younger children and i think i would feel better without a balcony at this point. but i would really like to have a bit of room. i don't want two of us to sleep on the beds that come down from the wall. maybe we could book two adjoining cabins, but i would be worrying about the kids in the next room. any suggestions/information would be appreciated.
There's a difference between adjoining and connecting. Adjoining is next to each other, each with separate entry door only. You want connecting rooms that will have an inside door to go between the two cabins. You could leave the door open at night to hear the children.
thanks for that clarification. i would never had known that there was a difference between adjoining and connnecting! i have been using the terms interchangeably.
Add the Carnival Triumph and Victory, Splendor, and the four Spirit class ships Spirit, Legend, Pride, and Miracle. The Spirit class ships are limited in the connecting cabins. The Carnival Dream also will have connecting cabins.
Thanks Cruise Fanatic! Yes, I inadvertently left the Triumph and Victory out of the list. I intentionally left the others out though because the interior cabins do not connect to each other. The Splendor and Dream have 2 Category 4A Porthole cabins that connect to Oceanview cabins. The Spirit class ships have 6 cabins that are classified as interior that connect to Balcony cabins. Inside/interior connecting cabins are pretty scarce on the ships. They have added them to all of the Fantasy class ships except the Elation and Paradise. I thought they were suppose to add them to the Elation during the last drydock, they don't show up on the deck plans yet if they did. Thanks again, for keeping me on my toes.
