We are considering a cruise on the NCL Sky for next January. Has anyone &quot;fit&quot; 3 adults into one of their Outside cabins ? My husband and I travel light but our friend does not.<BR>Thanks

You've probably read about NCL having the smallest cabins, etc. However, I think fitting 3 adults is doable as long as you don't mind some minor inconveniences and are ok with the sleeping arrangements. When we traveled on the Sky a year ago, our friends (family of four - two adults and two kids) stayed in one cabin and were fine (and they were not light packers!).

We did a two week transitional cruise and we are NOT light packers.. we asked the Steward to take our empty cases and the others we managed to get under the bed.

thx for input. Does anyone know what the sleeping arrangements are like in a triple/quadruple cabin - sofa bed ? or upper bunk kind of arrangement?

Upper bunk (in normal-size cabins).

Well we are booked for an outside with balcony. Twin beds and a sofa that converts to a sofa bed. Our TA feels the balcony will make us feel a little less shoe horned in. Thanks for everyone's help.

I've done it before. Do it. You wont really be in the room that much anyway.