I need to know where can I find a picture of an outside ocean view cabin? What's the difference between the inside and the outside cabin?

None except an outside is an Oceanview (meaning it has a window) Other than a window, they are the identical size and configuration.

It's impossible to have an "inside oceanview" although some oceanviews will only have a port hole or two (if they are near the front of the ship) most have a large window

But on Royal Caribbean Voyager and Freedom class ships you can have an inside with a window looking at the Royal Promenade. But not and inside ocean view.

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Originally posted by "P":
I need to know where can I find a picture of an outside ocean view cabin? What's the difference between the inside and the outside cabin?

You didn't specify the ship, but as most of your posts have been about Carnival Fascination, I'll go with that. Here are some photos directly from the Carnival Web site. As Jim said, the main difference is a window overlooking the ocean...the insides don't have them.

Carnival Fascination cabins

Here is a direct link to a picture of an outside oceanview cabin.

Here is a direct link to an inside cabin.

Notice the curtains are closed. That is because there is only a wall behind them.

Both of the cabins are the same size, the only difference is the window.

Dwayne

I know plenty of people who like the inside cabins, they've all talked about how dark it is when the lights are off and that's just the way they like it.

Me, after many years in the NAVY, I want a freakin' window (if not a balcony).

If anyone is claustrophobic, you may want to consider a window, if price is the driving factor, then book inside. As far as the physical size of the room, on a Fantasy class there is no difference.

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