Regal Princess Cabin Tour E626 🚢 | Deck 8 Fully Obstructed Balcony Review | Is It Worth It?
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Creator's Key Takeaways
The cabin can be configured as either one king bed or two twin beds as it sleeps up to three guests.
The space feels comfortable and functional with nightstands on each side and good lighting.
Since this is a fully obstructed balcony, the lifeboat sits directly in front of your view.
You'll still get fresh air and natural light at a lower price point compared to a standard balcony.
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Welcome aboard the Regal Princess! 🚢 In this video, we’re touring Cabin E626 on Deck 8 — a fully obstructed balcony stateroom with a lifeboat view. If you’re considering booking an obstructed balcony cabin on Regal Princess, this detailed walkthrough shows you exactly what to expect, including: ✨ King or two twin bed configuration ✨ Sleeps up to 3 guests ✨ Desk area & storage space ✨ Bathroom with shower ✨ Closet with in-room safe ✨ Balcony with two chairs & table ✨ Full obstruction (lifeboat directly in front) Is an obstructed balcony worth the savings? Watch until the end to see if this cabin category is right for your next cruise! If you found this cabin tour helpful, please 👍 LIKE the video, 🔔 SUBSCRIBE for more cruise tours and reviews, and drop a comment below if you’ve stayed in an obstructed balcony cabin before! Thanks for watching and see you on the next cruise! 🌊☀️ #RegalPrincess #PrincessCruises #CruiseCabinTour #ObstructedBalcony #CruiseLife #Deck8 #CruiseReview #Cruising #CruiseVlog #PrincessCruise #TravelWithUsAdventures #CruisingFromGalveston