daisygirl902
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Regardless of whether or not there is room in the stateroom, they sometimes only have certain occupancy level available for that room. Last year we tried to add my two nieces into our stateroom, which sleeps 4. We were told there are no more quad occupancies allowed, regardless of the fact that they can fit in our room. We had to book a separate stateroom for them to come with us.
What happens is that if they allowed all staterooms to have the maximum # of people in them, technically the ship would be over capacity. So regardless of the listed number that can fit in the room, it's all about occupancy allocation. If they book a certain number, for example, of inside staterooms with 4 people in the room, they will cap the quad occupancy and only allow 2 people to book the rest of the rooms to be sure they don't overbook the ship as a whole. I was super confused about it until a CM explained it to me this way!
What happens is that if they allowed all staterooms to have the maximum # of people in them, technically the ship would be over capacity. So regardless of the listed number that can fit in the room, it's all about occupancy allocation. If they book a certain number, for example, of inside staterooms with 4 people in the room, they will cap the quad occupancy and only allow 2 people to book the rest of the rooms to be sure they don't overbook the ship as a whole. I was super confused about it until a CM explained it to me this way!