Ocean View Balcony, Cabin Category 2D, Allure of the Seas (2024)

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What is category 2D on Allure of the Seas? ›

Category 2D - Ocean View Stateroom with Balcony.

Balcony: Differences. The key difference between oceanview rooms and balcony cabins is, of course, one has a window and the other has a private verandah, usually furnished with a couple of chairs and a drinks table. Oceanview cabins can have either a rectangular window or a round porthole, which typically do not open.

Description: Balcony staterooms have two twin beds that convert to a Royal King, a sitting area with sofa, full bathroom, and a private balcony. *Square footage is not specific to this cabin, but rather as an average in this category type.

1D vs 2D vs 5D vs 7D

The basic difference between each category code is the stateroom location and/or size of the room. The lower the number, the more desirable the cabin, in terms of size or location on the ship.

All of the D-category staterooms are oceanview balcony staterooms. D1s are known as "Superior Oceanview Staterooms with Large Balcony" because these are the "hump" staterooms, the ones located where the ship bulges out in two places on either side of the ship, creating larger, deeper balconies.

Know This: Location can matter! One of the best spots for a balconied cabin (or suite) is on a ship's aft deck, facing backward over the wake. It's an incredibly soothing sight ,and often these verandas (even with a standard-category cabin) are deeper and roomier than usual.

The best views. Balcony cabins don't just offer you access to an outdoor space. They typically also offer you a great view of the outdoors from inside your cabin. This is because the doors leading to balconies in balcony cabins usually are made almost entirely of glass running from floor to ceiling.

Category 2N - Ocean View Stateroom. Description: Ocean View Staterooms feature two twin beds that convert to a Royal King, a sitting area with sofa, and a full bathroom.

Each cabin has a two letter code, such as PF or NC, identifying the type of accommodation, varying by size, features and location on the ship.

What are category codes on cruises? ›

The number corresponds to the type of stateroom (inside, oceanview, verandah) and typically the higher the number the more economical the stateroom is. The letter that follows it (A-E) corresponds to the location on the ship and typically the higher decks have either an A or a B, but that is not always the case.

From sun-soaked poolside lounging to adrenaline-amping attractions, Allure of the Seas® takes sea days to thrilling new levels with unforgettable vacation adventures. Like a zip line ride ten decks above the Boardwalk. A Rock Climbing Wall that offers stunning views of glittering seas and stunning shores.

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What are the different types of Royal Caribbean staterooms? We group our onboard accommodations into four categories: Interior Outside Balcony Suites/Deluxe All of our accommodations are designed to be comfortable places you can kick back and relax in after a day of adventure.

Symphony of the Seas Ocean View 2N

Size: 179 sq. ft. Occupancy: 2 guests standard. Amenities: Two twin beds that convert to a Royal King a window private bathroom with shower vanity area an interactive flat-screen TV mini-safe radio telephone and a hairdryer. Wheelchair Accessible Staterooms: 3578 (264 sq.

Category 4D - Ocean View Stateroom with Balcony.