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I really like the Sun class ships. We've been on the Sea Princess and found her to be "just right" in many respects. The only real drawback to these ships, IMO, is that the cabins tend to be much smaller. The ship's design appears to be a modification of earlier designs that had very few balconies, so you'll find that most of the balcony cabins, especially the category B's, have reduced cabin sizes to incorporate the balconies. There is still plenty of storage, but the sitting area, if you can call it that, is quite tiny.The cabins that are called mini-suites (AB and AC) are larger than the minisuites on the Grand-class ships. There are very few of them, so they are pricey.
I really like the Sun class ships. We've been on the Sea Princess and found her to be "just right" in many respects. The only real drawback to these ships, IMO, is that the cabins tend to be much smaller. The ship's design appears to be a modification of earlier designs that had very few balconies, so you'll find that most of the balcony cabins, especially the category B's, have reduced cabin sizes to incorporate the balconies. There is still plenty of storage, but the sitting area, if you can call it that, is quite tiny.
The cabins that are called mini-suites (AB and AC) are larger than the minisuites on the Grand-class ships. There are very few of them, so they are pricey.
