Royal Princess - Secret of Cabin L102

In this video you can learn why we decided to travel on the Royal Princess in cabin L102.
There is a big saving to enjoy, but are the disadvantages worth it?

[@ericapham5298]

Nice balcony!

[@timetotravel-au]

Yes, we really enjoyed having this big balcony!

[@j4real]

Great video, how did you attach the hammock? Did they ever lock your balcony door on sea days, saw they could online in the booking.

[@timetotravel-au]

Thanks and glad you enjoyed the video. We attached one end of the hammock on the railing and the other end on the top of the partition between our balcony and our neighbour's. They don't lock the balcony door on sea days. You can certainly go out when you are sailing, but it can be very windy near the railing. The only thing to keep in mind is at night the curtains need to be closed or turn your cabin lights off as the light in the cabin can interfere with the bridge. There is a note on the balcony door as a reminder. Happy Crusing 🙂