Cabins are 184sf and are on Decks 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 and 14 with a 52sf balcony. Cabins are assigned based on preference and availability. 

Passengers in Boardwalk cabins can look out onto the bustling Boardwalk area below where kids ride the carousel, cruisers chow down on Johnny Rockets and divers put on spectacular acrobatic shows at night. Boardwalk cabins get the most traditional balcony views in that from many of them you can see the ocean out behind the ship and there's lots of bright sunshine on a clear day. The further aft (at the back) your cabin, the better your view of the diving shows and the more ocean you'll see. There's also a lot more noise as the cabins are above one of the most happening areas of the ship. One last thought: people hanging out on the Boardwalk or in the Boardwalk cabins across from you can see you on your balcony and sometimes even into your cabin if the curtains aren't closed.

Cabins are 184sf and are on Decks 10, 11, 12 and 14 with a 52sf balcony.  Cabins are assigned based on preference and availability. 

Central Park Balcony cabins look out onto the promenade of the ship. Cruisers in Central Park cabins have a more sedate view and a quieter experience. From your balcony, you'll be able to look down on couples strolling past small gardens or heading into or out of one of the many restaurants lining the peaceful area. Central Park cabins get some sunlight during the day, but they are not nearly as open to the sky as Boardwalk cabins are. They also are much quieter as Central Park is a serene place for people to read a book, smell the roses or socialize softly. And while folks in Central Park will be able to see you on your balcony or into your cabin, there are far fewer people milling around than on the Boardwalk. 

Cabins are 186sf and are on Decks 6 through 12. Cabins are assigned based on preference and availability.