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time2sail
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I've never cruised on Carnival and thinking of doing a Victory cruise. Can anyone explain the cabin categories or point to a link that can? I'm specifically looking for balcony cabin category info. Thanks.
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jetblue
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The following is a list of Carnival Stateroom categories for the whole entire fleet. Category 8 is the balcony category, the different letters represent the different decks that the rooms are on. Generally, A would represent the lowest possible deck for that category, B would be the next highest up and so on. So on the victory 8A would be balcony cabins on Upper Deck 6. 8B represents balcony cabins on Empress Deck 7 and so on. The Carnival Victory only goes up to category 8E for balconies though. Also, the higher up you go, in general the more you pay, but the price differences is usually nothing more than a few dollars.
1A (inside stateroom) *this room is the smallest and cheapest
4A (inside stateroom)
4B (inside stateroom)
4C (inside stateroom)
4D (inside stateroom)
4E (inside stateroom)
4F (inside stateroom)
4G (inside stateroom)
5A (outside stateroom with 2 portholes)
6A (outside stateroom with picture window)
6B (outside stateroom with picture window)
6C (outside stateroom with picture window)
6D (outside stateroom with picture window)
6E (outside 'family' stateroom with floor to ceiling glass window)
7A (balcony with obstructed view)
8A (balcony stateroom)
8B (balcony stateroom)
8C (balcony stateroom) *extended balcony on Spirit class ships
8D (balcony stateroom)
8E (balcony stateroom) *extended balcony on Spirit class ships
8F (balcony stateroom)
8G (balcony stateroom) *extended balcony on Spirit class ships
8H (balcony stateroom)
8I (balcony stateroom) *extended balcony on Spirit class ships
9A (Carnival's special staterooms) *these are often formed behind stairwells or elevators where there is a lot of space left over and Carnival can not fit a normal size room in them, these are often a very good deal!
11 (Suite, also known as mini-suite)
12 (Pent-house suite) *there isn't anything special when it comes to Carnival's suites as compared to other cruise lines
1A (inside stateroom) *this room is the smallest and cheapest
4A (inside stateroom)
4B (inside stateroom)
4C (inside stateroom)
4D (inside stateroom)
4E (inside stateroom)
4F (inside stateroom)
4G (inside stateroom)
5A (outside stateroom with 2 portholes)
6A (outside stateroom with picture window)
6B (outside stateroom with picture window)
6C (outside stateroom with picture window)
6D (outside stateroom with picture window)
6E (outside 'family' stateroom with floor to ceiling glass window)
7A (balcony with obstructed view)
8A (balcony stateroom)
8B (balcony stateroom)
8C (balcony stateroom) *extended balcony on Spirit class ships
8D (balcony stateroom)
8E (balcony stateroom) *extended balcony on Spirit class ships
8F (balcony stateroom)
8G (balcony stateroom) *extended balcony on Spirit class ships
8H (balcony stateroom)
8I (balcony stateroom) *extended balcony on Spirit class ships
9A (Carnival's special staterooms) *these are often formed behind stairwells or elevators where there is a lot of space left over and Carnival can not fit a normal size room in them, these are often a very good deal!
11 (Suite, also known as mini-suite)
12 (Pent-house suite) *there isn't anything special when it comes to Carnival's suites as compared to other cruise lines
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time2sail
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Thank you Jetblue! It helped a lot. Much appreciated.
