Please explain cat 6A 5A B C

[moet7]

hi
Can someone explain the difference in the following category

6A
5A
5B
5C

Thank you

 

[HooKooDooKu]

It's mostly differences based on the location of the stateroom on the ship.

For example, I believe the difference between 6A and 5A is that 6A is on a higher deck than a 5A.
The difference in a 6A vs a 6B might be in the style of the veranda (solid railing vs plexiglass).

 

[PrincessShmoo]

It's mostly differences based on the location of the stateroom on the ship.

For example, I believe the difference between 6A and 5A is that 6A is on a higher deck than a 5A.
The difference in a 6A vs a 6B might be in the style of the veranda (solid railing vs plexiglass).

A vs B = an A type room would be more midship, while a B type is more forward or aft of midship. And Cs are even more forward/aft or on a lower deck than the A/B types (same category)

 

[KristiMc]

On the Fantasy/Dream 6a & 6b have a solid wall verandah that comes up to about shin height. The rest of the wall is plexiglass. The 5 a,b,c have a full plexiglass verandah (all of the rooms cat 6 and 5 are the same size) The 6a on the Magic/Wonder have a full solid wall verandah.

 

[rcchello]

On the Fantasy and Dream a 6A is on deck 8 and has a navigators veranda - solid from floor to railing. The cat 5s have veranda with thick glass of plexiglass from the floor to the railing giving a more open feeling.

Deck Category
10. 5A
9. 5A
8. 5B
7. 5C
6. 5D

 

[PrincessShmoo]

On the Fantasy and Dream a 6A is on deck 8 and has a navigators veranda - solid from floor to railing. The cat 5s have veranda with thick glass of plexiglass from the floor to the railing giving a more open feeling.

Deck Category
10. 5A
9. 5A
8. 5B
7. 5C
6. 5D

I believe the Navigator Verandahs on the Dream class only have the solid wall up to about shin-high and plexiglass above to the rail.

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