Accessible staterooms are held for people with disabilities until all other non-accessible staterooms in that category are reserved.

An interior cabin, also known as an inside cabin, is a stateroom that lacks a window with a view of the outside. These cabins are typically the smallest and most affordable option on the ship, making them a great value for budget-conscious travelers.

Oceanview cabins provide passengers with a view of the ocean or the port they are docked in. They typically offer the same amenities as an interior cabin, but with the added benefit of natural light and a view.

The Faster To The Fun (FTTF) program is offered by Carnival Cruise Line, providing guests with the option to pay for priority services such as early embarkation, priority access to staterooms, priority dining reservations, and tender priority.

Norwegian Cruise Line's "Freestyle Cruising" is a concept that offers passengers the flexibility to enjoy their vacation on their own terms. It allows passengers to choose when and where they want to eat, rather than having set dining times and assigned seating.

The "Celebrity iLounge/Concierge" offers guests personalized advice and assistance with their electronic devices, as well as access to various Apple products and services.

The owner's suite may also offer separate living and sleeping areas, a private balcony or terrace, upgraded bathroom facilities, access to exclusive onboard areas such as private lounges or restaurants, and personalized service from a dedicated concierge.

Rooms on your cruise are called a "stateroom" and will be similar to a hotel room. You will have a bed, desk, TV, safe, closet and an en-suite bathroom, depending on the size of your stateroom you may have either a shower or a bath.

Typically only balcony, mini suite or suite cabins will have a mini-fridge in the room. If you require a mini-fridge for medication you may request one in advance by speaking with one of our travel advisers.