This is going to be LOADED with photos!
Every ship has a variety of rooms to choose from that range
in size and price. For this cruise, we opted for category 4K rooms, also known
as “French door” rooms. These rooms are interesting, they have French doors that
open to the outside with little or no view due to life boats so they bill at
the cheaper “inside cabin” rate. You can cruise of a very limited budget with these and still
have the sounds of the ocean rushing by, fresh sea air, cool natural breezes,
and natural lighting. I am very happy with my 4K cabin. A balcony would be
ideal, however we have 2 cabins so budget was a consideration.
I’m sharing some photos of our cabin to give you an idea of
how much (or how little) space there actually is. While we are in a 4K, this is
pretty much the same size as any standard ocean view cabin and most balcony
cabins, and maybe a smidge bigger than most inside cabins. I will tell you many cabins can accommodate
four passengers, some even five- but that doesn’t mean they are any larger
unless you book a suite. They have bunk bed style racks that drop from the
ceiling and/or sofa beds that adapt. Can your family peacefully cohabit a space
this size? Many do! Mine however can not, we need two bathrooms, we need a
place to kick cranky kids, and we need a place to collapse at the end of the
night after a few too many mojitos. We always opt to book 2 cabins, and I
have found the price is not substantially higher to book 2 in 2, than 4 in 1.
Closet space is plentiful, and there is ample space under
the bed/s to store suitcases. There are plenty of drawers for personal items, a
room safe, and a stocked mini fridge (you pay per item so be careful!) Carnival
has converted (finally) to flat screen tv’s and they have standard channels,
special cruise channels, and in house movies. Carnival’s beds are typically
VERY comfortable, with firm mattresses, high count cotton sheets, and very
comfy duvets and hallelujah- good pillows!
I’m also going to share random photos from around the ship,
to share some of what the Miracle has to offer. This is hardly inclusive, there
are so many fun little clubs and lounges and sitting areas and game rooms, etc.
but this should give you an idea of the ambience and experience aboard the
Carnival Miracle and her sister ships.
Some inside shots (including a little food porn)
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