Outside or Balcony Cabin - We compare the differences on the Marella Explorer 2 Cruise Ship

Editorial Summary

The creators provide a detailed comparison between a standard balcony cabin and an outside cabin on the Marella Explorer 2. Starting in a deck 9 balcony cabin, they highlight features such as the private balcony with two chairs and a table, the comfortable bedding, and the availability of USB ports by the bedside lamps. They note that while the cabin includes a mini bar, it requires an extra fee, whereas tea and coffee are complimentary. The tour covers storage options, including spacious drawers, wardrobes, and a large safe. The creators also examine the bathroom, noting the presence of soft towels and a shower with a curtain. Transitioning to an outside cabin, the creators show a room with a large picture window and a twin bed configuration that can be converted into a double. This cabin type is noted for its ability to accommodate four people using bunk beds. They observe that the outside cabin features a secret storage cupboard behind a mirror and a glass shower door, which differs from the curtained shower in the balcony cabin. Both rooms offer similar amenities like complimentary tea and coffee and access to water stations on the decks.

Written by TripBacon from this video's transcript.