Carnival Panorama Balcony Cabin Tour & Review
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our balcony cabin was room number 8 387 which is considered a category BD on the ship
the space was certainly adequate for two adults cruising on the 7 night voyage
the bathroom space felt a bit cramped
the decor was rather basic and did not give the room a luxurious feel
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Subscribe to the Eat Sleep Cruise YouTube Channel if you love to travel and cruise the world! https://www.youtube.com/c/EatSleepCruise1?sub_confirmation=1 We have just returned from one of the first 7-night Mexican Riviera cruises on the new Carnival Panorama. For this voyage, the Princess and I opted for a balcony cabin on deck 8. We are back and want to share every detail of this accommodation with you in our Carnival Panorama Balcony Cabin Tour and Review. If you enjoy the video, please make sure to give it a BIG THUMBS UP! Balcony staterooms are among the most popular cabin categories on most ships. For this cruise, we stayed in a Deck 8 aft cabin, stateroom 8387. This was located not far from the elevators on the starboard side. It was a perfect location to get up to the Lido Deck or down to the main areas on Decks 3-5. The room’s layout was pretty standard, with the bed situated next to the balcony door. There was a desk that provided limited space for storage and was the Princess' main station for getting ready each day. Closet space was on par with other cruise lines, as was the seating area. As we toured the Carnival Panorama Balcony cabin, we felt there was adequate room for two adults, but it might be tight for families with children. One big miss in the stateroom was the lack of USB outlets near the bed. Also, we were not fans of the balcony setup. Instead of a sliding glass door, there was a large window and a door that opened out to the balcony. Learn more by watching this comprehensive ship tour and review of a Carnival Panorama Balcony Cabin which covers every square inch of this 220 square foot stateroom. Read Our Entire Cabin Review of a Carnival Panorama Balcony stateroom: https://eatsleepcruise.com/2017/06/10-best-things-to-do-in-great-stirrup-cay-bahamas/ Complete Carnival Panorama Ship Tour https://youtu.be/Nq4CubBMUkw Carnival Panorama Cruise Ship Review https://youtu.be/t47Y5KmrxZQ Top 10 New Cruise Ships of 2020 https://youtu.be/2ULGCSadPac SUBSCRIBE to our channel above to get the latest cruise tips, cruise reviews, packing guides, port guides, travel tips, and more. Join us on Social Media as we “Sea the World, One Port at a Time.” Instagram: https://instagram.com/EatSleepCruise Facebook: https://facebook.com/EatSleepCruise Twitter: https://twitter.com/EatSleepCruise Pinterest: https://pinterest.com/EatSleepCruise Royalty Free Music Courtesy: https://www.epidemicsound.com/ #CarnivalPanoramaBalconyTour #CarnivalPanroamaCabinTour #CarnivalPanoramaStateroomTour