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---WONDER OF THE SEAS BALCONY CABIN REVIEW----
0:00 Introduction
0:45 Wonder of the Seas Balcony Cabin Overview
1:45 Wonder of the Seas Cabin Stateroom
6:00 Recap of Wonder of the Seas Balcony Room
----WONDER OF THE SEAS BALCONY ROOM TOUR AND REVIEW-----
For our recent cruise on @RoyalCaribbean newest and largest cruise ship, we were assigned a Wonder of the Seas Balcony Cabin, cabin 10260.

Reviewing the deck plans, this portside balcony cabin is considered a 2D category balcony stateroom. It is a pretty typical balcony cabin.

This cabin was conveniently located nearby the aft bank of elevators. Being on Deck 10, it was also pretty equidistant from most of the public areas, with the Royal Promenade located on Deck 5 and the pool deck on Deck 15.

This Wonder of the Seas Balcony Cabin tour included a stateroom that measured in at 182 square feet with a 50 square foot balcony.

----THE LAYOUT OF A WONDER OF THE SEAS BALCONY CABIN REVIEW-----

Immediately entering our Wonder of the Seas balcony room, the bathroom was to the left. Beyond the bathroom was the bed flanked with his and her closets. One closet was a full-length clothes bar with hangers, while the other was half clothes bar and half shelving.

The Royal king bed was on the left (aft) wall. There was a small night stand on each side of the bed with a power outlet and USB outlet for easy charging access. Across from the bed was the larger than usual television as well as newly added pegs for hanging items.

Continuing further into this balcony cabin, there was the sitting area and desk. The seating area on the left included a somewhat larger sofa but no coffee table.
The desk, positioned on the right, had a small shelf as well as several power outlets. Adjacent to the desk was a dresser that included 5 drawers for more storage and the mini-fridge.
Finally, there was the balcony. The size of the balcony is what we have come to expect from mega-ships. There was enough room for 2 adjustable chairs, 2 small ottomans, and a small round table.

The bathroom in the Wonder of the Seas Ocean View Balcony Cabin is similar to other newer ships in the Royal Caribbean fleet. It has a cylinder-shaped shower with a glass door and a strategically designed sink and toilet area. The vanity area contains a few small shelves and some counter space. Overall, there was adequate storage for the week.

----OUR IMPRESSIONS OF THE WONDER OF THE SEAS BALCONY CABIN-----
Similar to our experiences on other Royal Caribbean cruise ships, the Wonder of the Seas Ocean View Balcony Cabin was the perfect mix of size and value. The bed was comfortable, and the space was adequate. The main cabin and balcony square footage were on par with most balcony staterooms on contemporary cruise lines.

The décor was simplistic yet inviting. The bathroom was also a bit more upscale than some of the older ships in the Royal Caribbean fleet. Further, we always like having the his and her closets. We also appreciated the number of outlets in the stateroom.

Overall, this Wonder of the Seas Balcony Cabin was an ideal accommodation for our 7-day Caribbean cruise on the line’s brand new ship.

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