balcony rooms

Am taking first cruise, have quote for balcony room at back of ship, anybody had experience with theses rooms? Any suggestions as to which rooms to avoid or try for ?? Also round trip from vancover/seatle or one way?? which is better/options ?? Any must do, must avoid ?? look foward to your input.

balcony rooms

Did NCL cruise this June and balcany WELL worth difference. Saw inside rooms and if a cave is for you then you%26#39;ll be fine, otherwise spend difference for the fresh air, view and openness.

balcony rooms

You may wish to do a one way cruise. I recommend Vancouver to Seward. Spend an additional day in Seward, then go north to Anchorage. If you have more time, spend a couple of days in Denali.

A round trip cruise does not give you an opportuinity to see any of the other 95% of Alaska.

I%26#39;ve never had a balcony room, so can%26#39;t comment on the feasibility. If you intend to spend a lot of time in your cabin, and don%26#39;t like the crowds that are often on these ships, then go for it. My issue is that Alaska is pretty chilly and rainy, depending on when you travel. It%26#39;s not like Hawaii or the Caribbean where you can enjoy the warmth and the blue waters. But each his own. I was perfectly happy with a window.

Why don%26#39;t you go to the www.cruisecritic.com website and get more info on cruises. Good luck.

We had a balcony room on our just-finished southbound cruise, and we only really used it once, when we were at Hubbard Glacier. An ocean-view room would have been just as nice, I think, but if you%26#39;re looking at Celebrity, the back-of-ship ones have HUGE balconies, and that might have made a diff.