| A DECK JC GRADE |
| Balcony Cabins |
| C DECK JF GRADE BALCONY |
You can see from the photos the difference in size of the
balcony...but what seems odd is the cabin with the
larger balcony is in a cheaper price bracket it seems.
Whether the cabin is slightly smaller we don't know as
we certainly didn't notice.
balcony...but what seems odd is the cabin with the
larger balcony is in a cheaper price bracket it seems.
Whether the cabin is slightly smaller we don't know as
we certainly didn't notice.
| This photo (below) really shows the difference although we believe (you'll need to check yourself) that from what we could make out the lowest balconies actual had their balcony doors where the balcony above ends, rather than their balcony running the length of both (if you see what we mean.) e.g. A deck balconies did seem to be normal depth, C deck (the middle ones in this photo) were large balconies, and the lower deck was normal depth. Hope that makes sense!!!!! |
In the midst of the bedlam that ensued trying to book cabins on this
weekender, we managed to secure two balcony cabins - one on A deck
and one on C deck. The owners of these cabins allowed us in to take
photos - having straightened up the place first and for that we are grateful
(well they are friends and family after all!!!)
The above photo is of A609 (starboard deck 12)...but please take this as
the same as the C deck balcony C255.
BUT
weekender, we managed to secure two balcony cabins - one on A deck
and one on C deck. The owners of these cabins allowed us in to take
photos - having straightened up the place first and for that we are grateful
(well they are friends and family after all!!!)
The above photo is of A609 (starboard deck 12)...but please take this as
the same as the C deck balcony C255.
BUT
A609 is a JC grade and more expensive than C255 which is a JF grade however the lower grade of JF
has a far bigger balcony. Check out these pictures to see what we mean.
If you look at the deck plan in the brochure you should see what we mean...and it does seem odd so do
check with your TA whether there are any other reasons why the lesser priced balcony cabins have
bigger balconies etc.
I have been advised by P&O (Emily in actual fact) that balcony cabins are 233sqft (including the balcony)
- except of course those with the larger balconies - my advice though...double check with P&O or your
TA before booking.
has a far bigger balcony. Check out these pictures to see what we mean.
If you look at the deck plan in the brochure you should see what we mean...and it does seem odd so do
check with your TA whether there are any other reasons why the lesser priced balcony cabins have
bigger balconies etc.
I have been advised by P&O (Emily in actual fact) that balcony cabins are 233sqft (including the balcony)
- except of course those with the larger balconies - my advice though...double check with P&O or your
TA before booking.