7074 and 7076 are they adjoining cabins?

[Skallywag]

We have the above for our october cruise and wonder if anyone could tell me more about them please. They look a good location and would appreciate advice please

 

[CRSNDSNY]

I can tell you that they are not adjoining cabins.

We've cruised midship on deck 7 before in stateroom 7568 and loved the location. We've also had 7524 category 5 forward and loved that location too. It is close to the spa and adult pool and the foward stairs and elevators are rarely crowded.

If you're looking for adjoining 5s on that deck:
7016 & 7018
7008 & 7030
7040 & 7042
7080 & 7082
7088 & 7090
7100 & 7102
7108 & 7110
7516 & 7518
7528 & 7530
7540 & 7542
7580 & 7582
7588 & 7590
7600 & 7602
7608 & 7610

 

[BuzzMan]

If by adjoining you mean next to each other, the answer is yes. If you mean are they connected with an inside door that opens between them (called connecting rooms) , the answer is no. The list above from CRSNDSNY is a list of connecting rooms.

In my opinion the rooms are in a great location!

 

[HollyH]

We were in 7076 in June and loved it. The location was perfect and we would choose it again in a heartbeat. Very quiet. The kids liked it because there was a light strip on the wall next to the cabin which helped them find it easily.

 

[mmouse37]

I know it seems like we are nitpicking about the words ADJOINING and CONNECTING....but in DCL's eyes they mean specific things.

As stated above...ADJOINING only means that they are next to each other.

CONNECTING means that they have the interior door between them.

So, in answer to your question...YES the rooms you have are ADJOINING, NOT CONNECTING. This list CRSNDSNY provided is for CONNECTING CABINS...which is what you want to ask for.

Make sure you reference the right term when making your reservations or you might not get what you want.

MJ

 

[CRSNDSNY]

Wow...never even thought about the technicality of the terminology. Thanks for clarifying that.