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We did 5 in a cabin on the Carnival Destiny years ago. It was actually not that bad, queen bed, bunks with a trundle. Our room also had a balcony which let my husband and I sit outside, have a late evening snack (cookies & decaf coffee) delivered, and wait for kids to go to sleep. When travelling with the little ones it can be difficult with their bed times being rather early. We never left them in the room alone as some people I have heard do. We had them do camp carnival at night if we wanted a late night out by ourselves.I wonder if any RCI ships do let 5 people be in a cabin. I know you can't book it online if they do. I'm sure some of the royal suites, etc must let you have more than 4 in a cabin--they usually have more than one bedroom! Also, the onboard consultant told us that adjoining cabins are usually held for those travelling with younger kids.
We did 5 in a cabin on the Carnival Destiny years ago. It was actually not that bad, queen bed, bunks with a trundle. Our room also had a balcony which let my husband and I sit outside, have a late evening snack (cookies & decaf coffee) delivered, and wait for kids to go to sleep. When travelling with the little ones it can be difficult with their bed times being rather early. We never left them in the room alone as some people I have heard do. We had them do camp carnival at night if we wanted a late night out by ourselves.
I wonder if any RCI ships do let 5 people be in a cabin. I know you can't book it online if they do. I'm sure some of the royal suites, etc must let you have more than 4 in a cabin--they usually have more than one bedroom! Also, the onboard consultant told us that adjoining cabins are usually held for those travelling with younger kids.
