TravelTime
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- All Resale: MVC DPs, Marriott Ko Olina, Marriott Marbella, WKOVR-N, Four Seasons Aviara
We booked the Infinite Ocean View Balcony on Icon of the Seas. My daughters prefer this stateroom because you get more space and they say we do not really use our balcony on vacations. Overall, it seems like a better fit for a family due to more space and option to convert to a balcony when you want to.
However, the downside I have heard from past cruisers who have experienced this cabin type on Celebrity is that the AC turns off when you open the window. I called Royal Caribbean to ask questions bc I was thinking we might move to the traditional balcony stateroom. The agent said that you can call room service and ask them to provide you with an AC controller and then you can keep the AC on even with the window open. I asked if this was published anywhere and he said no. He said he only knew through experience because someone asked him this question before.
Has anyone else sailed with an infinite balcony? If so, did you request an AC controller?
However, the downside I have heard from past cruisers who have experienced this cabin type on Celebrity is that the AC turns off when you open the window. I called Royal Caribbean to ask questions bc I was thinking we might move to the traditional balcony stateroom. The agent said that you can call room service and ask them to provide you with an AC controller and then you can keep the AC on even with the window open. I asked if this was published anywhere and he said no. He said he only knew through experience because someone asked him this question before.
Has anyone else sailed with an infinite balcony? If so, did you request an AC controller?