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Mardi Gras Cove Balcony and Cloud 9 Spa Cove Balcony Cove Balcony Vs Balcony – the differences explained The biggest difference between the two standard balconies and cove balconies on Carnival ships is that the cove balcony is far more enclosed with a smaller opening and more solid walls between you and your neighbour. Give me a cove balcony over a regular balcony any day of the week. WE love cove balconies!!! They're shaded, they're secluded, they're closer to the water, it's quicker to get on/off at ports, it's quicker to the atrium. We love them. Never seen them close any doors during rough weather. We've been on a cove balcony and sailed through a If you are closer to the water, you will have a more immersive experience when viewing the beautiful Carnival Dream. Cove Balcony Vs Regular Balcony Mardi Gras. There are two types of balconies on Mardi Gras floats – Cove balconies and regular balconies. Cove balconies are located in the front of the float and offer a better view of the On a Carnival cruise ship, the decision between the cove balcony and the regular balcony ultimately comes down to personal taste, fiscal matters, and priorities. To assist you in choosing wisely, let's examine the specifics of each choice in more detail. Cove Balcony Vs. Regular Balcony on Carnival Cove Balcony on Carnival Cruise If you’re sailing on Excel-class ships like Mardi Gras, Carnival Celebration, or Carnival Jubilee, there are also some Cloud 9 Spa Cove Balcony rooms (category 7S). These are close to the spa and include a pass for unlimited use of the thermal suite facilities. I booked a cruise later this year on the Carnival Breeze and ended up booking a Cove Balcony room. I like the idea of being right by the water and having some shade on the balcony. The downside I have read is that Cove Balconies are often right under the galley but I ended up getting a room right under the shore excursion desk. The Differences Between a Balcony and Cove Balcony. A Cove Balcony stateroom (category 7C) is more enclosed than a standard Balcony. They have a smaller opening, with a completely solid bottom half-rail and solid sides and roof. They are more like a large open window than an open-air balcony. Cove Balcony rooms are available on Excel Class The Carnival Firenze has 120 Cove Balcony cabins, each designed to accommodate up to 2 guests. Each cabin is 185 sq ft inside and has a private balcony of 45 sq ft. Carnival Mardi Gras Cove Balcony. The Carnival Mardi Gras has 124 Cove Balcony cabins with each capable of accommodating up to 4 guests. Finally, on Carnival Ecstasy, Carnival Elation, and Carnival Paradise, the Grand Suites have balconies with a wider-than-normal metal frame and all-metal balustrade. Pros and cons of cove balconies. Let’s now go over the pros and cons of these balconies, especially to see if they are an advantage and whether you should book them for your next the view is a little different, some prefer it. closer to the water and the way the balcony supports are set up, vs having that rail in the middle of a regular balcony. i woudnt pay $220 extra for either, whichever balcony is the better deal. but i dont mind walking either. Balcony staterooms and suites are popular cabin categories. The appeal of an ocean breeze and private outdoor space is a draw for many when booking a cruise, and Carnival provides its guests with lots of great options to choose from. Making the choice even harder is a wide range of suites with even more indoor and outdoor space as well as a range of amenities and benefits that many cruises Mardi Gras Cove Balcony and Cloud 9 Spa Cove Balcony Cove Balcony Vs Balcony – the differences explained The biggest difference between the two standard balconies and cove balconies on Carnival ships is that the cove balcony is far more enclosed with a smaller opening and more solid walls between you and your neighbour. Check out an in-depth look at our cove balcony room onboard the brand new Carnival Mardi Gras! This room tour shows you all the hidden features you might not One of my future bookings with Carnival will be in a Cove Balcony after always booking interior rooms. As much as I’m excited about the upgrade, I can’t help but wonder what the experience will be like compared to a regular balcony and if I should upgrade to a regular balcony from my cove if given the chance to do so. What is Cove Balcony on Carnival? Cove balconies are uniquely designed staterooms found exclusively on Carnival's Dream, Vista, and Excel-class ships (including Carnival Dream, Breeze, Vista I was pricing a cruise on the Mardi Gras, under the casino rate and it picked a room that is a junior balcony, what is the difference between this and a regular balcony. Thanks for any help Linda Jump to content Check out this room tour of our Cove Balcony Cabin on the Mardi Gras.Fintastic Travel: fintastictravel@gmail.comFintastic Cruising Community: I found the balcony information to be helpful. We were offered a cove balcony on a free casino deal (never really free) and upgraded to a regular one. This was on the Mardi Gras. I am not sure I would want a balcony on a Carnival cruise again though as the door was too heavy for me to open on my own. My husband had to help me in and out. A cove balcony is much more private than a regular balcony. With a regular balcony, your neighbors can look over into your balcony, other cruise passengers can look up onto your balcony depending on where you’re located, or down into your balcony. With a cove balcony being enclosed, this eliminates that possibility. Come let me show you around and get an in-depth look at our cove balcony room onboard the Carnival Mardi Gras! This room tour shows you all the hidden featur
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