Please make me feel good about having a forward port side room on the Fantasy!
We booked the nov 2020 double dip. We are a family of 5. 3 kiddos-newly 4, 8, and 10 at time of cruising.
By the time we could book for a family of 5, there were very few family deluxe oceanviews left. We ended up with stateroom 8012 all the way forward. I originally wanted 2 connected rooms but even the inside and 9B oceanviews on deck 2 were $1300 more than one deluxe family oceanview. A deluxe veranda is over $900 more than the deluxe oceanview. That’s a lot in my mind just to be mid ship and I don’t think we will use the veranda all that much as we haven’t in the past. All deluxe family oceanviews are now sold out that fit 5.
My kiddos have never cruised, hubby and I have many times. Worried about them feeling queasy. Don’t like not being closer to convenient elevators. Wish we could have gotten starboard too. Sigh, at this point, I’m just happy we got a room I guess since I knew it would be a popular cruise.
We booked the nov 2020 double dip. We are a family of 5. 3 kiddos-newly 4, 8, and 10 at time of cruising.
By the time we could book for a family of 5, there were very few family deluxe oceanviews left. We ended up with stateroom 8012 all the way forward. I originally wanted 2 connected rooms but even the inside and 9B oceanviews on deck 2 were $1300 more than one deluxe family oceanview. A deluxe veranda is over $900 more than the deluxe oceanview. That’s a lot in my mind just to be mid ship and I don’t think we will use the veranda all that much as we haven’t in the past. All deluxe family oceanviews are now sold out that fit 5.
My kiddos have never cruised, hubby and I have many times. Worried about them feeling queasy. Don’t like not being closer to convenient elevators. Wish we could have gotten starboard too. Sigh, at this point, I’m just happy we got a room I guess since I knew it would be a popular cruise.