Thread: Carnival Pride - Interior Stateroom w/ french balcony

We (my grandparents and I) are looking into a 2nd cruise on the Carnival Pride, and we are looking at Interior Stateroom 4K which has a fench balcony looking outside. It has obstructed views because of the lifeboats. Does anyone have pictures of these cabins? It would be great if you did!

Curtis

A little late, but here you go!

This is cabin 4194 on the Pride.

WOW! Thanks Jen!

Yes! Thanks, Jen!

You are welcome!

Okay, this might be a funny question. Never been on a cruise. Can you have 3 in a room. Going on a cruise with 2 of my friends, We are in our mid 30s and looking for relaxation and fun, but also comfort and affordable of course. What should we consider for a room.

Originally Posted by jeromek

Okay, this might be a funny question. Never been on a cruise. Can you have 3 in a room. Going on a cruise with 2 of my friends, We are in our mid 30s and looking for relaxation and fun, but also comfort and affordable of course. What should we consider for a room.

Yes you can. See the pictures above to see what is offered, but not all ships are the same.

Originally Posted by jeromek

Okay, this might be a funny question. Never been on a cruise. Can you have 3 in a room. Going on a cruise with 2 of my friends, We are in our mid 30s and looking for relaxation and fun, but also comfort and affordable of course. What should we consider for a room.

When you're looking at a deck plan, the cabins that accomodate three or four passengers will be indicated by a symbol. As you can see by the photo, often this means beds that pull down from the wall or ceiling. My last six cruises have been with our daughter so we've had the third passenger rate. At night while at dinner, our cabin steward will put down the upper bed and do the turn down service. In the day, while we are away, the cabin steward will bring up the bed.