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Hi Troy, all family rooms have a balcony. You can look at all features of a room if you download the accommodation guide from here: www.pocruises.com.au/ships/pacific-encounter Breakfast in Angelos is a similar menu to Watefront, but I think from memory you don’t have to pay for Eggs Benedict? Can’t remember those specifics, but it’s a quieter environment up there too.

Oh awesome! That’ll be a great birthday! I happen to be on that cruise as well :)

Purely subjective, but I wouldn’t think it’s worth the extra $1,400 when you already have a mini suite. It would only be worth the upgrade if you want to stay in places away from crowds, have a pool with less people, priority tender boarding, flexibility with disembarkation, as well as enjoy the bathrobes, thongs and slightly better soaps in the bathroom. Otherwise, the room size is the same :)

No, only the Byron Beach Club mini-suite, within the “mini suite” categories. The other suite categories have access.

It sure can! Could do it yourself or ask the room stewards and they’ll happily do it.

Hi! Sounds fun! Priority tendering means you won’t need to grab a number and wait your turn. You can just head down to the tenders and get on the next available one. There may still be a little line, due to the numbers being called, but you won’t have to worry about waiting for a specific turn. Hope this helps!

Thanks for the reply@@CruisingWithAndo. Also, I just realised that our MA Category byron beach club mini suite have previously been just a normal mini suite. Now I am questioning whether or not the furnitire for byron beach club applies to these rooms. Is there anyway to know?

@user-qk3zo2dv7l Hmm… that I’m not sure of. We were in M1 category, room 9217. I would imagine if it’s a BBC cabin, it would be donned with BBC furniture. You could always reach out to them via their FB page, online chat on their website or call them to find out for sure. Or when you get a cabin number, see if someone has done a video on here or the many cruise cabin review websites. Best of luck!

Hello & thank you for your comment. It’s good that you’ve highlight this lack of coverage in reviews and it’s unfortunate it seems to be an oversight for the most part - I’ll be mindful of this and try and cover off some accessibility topics on my next cruise video :)

We don't want cripples on cruises, getting in the way and making it hard for normal people.

Ah yes, we forgot about these because they were out of order for our whole cruise and had to use the other ones!

Hello! Yes, I was on that cruise! Hope you enjoyed it :)

Thank you for the feedback - I really appreciate it! Hope you have an amazing cruise!

Update please, how was your BBC experience?

@@ChilledOut Sorry for late reply, i was away (again…) Our cruise was great, we had a lovely time. The mini suite was exactly as described in the video and the Byron beach club access meant we were really well looked after with a lot of extra perks. It’s worth spending a little more for it. If you have any questions, don’t hesitate, I’ll do my best to answer 😊

There are two TV’s next to each other - one facing the main bed and the other facing the sofa. Both individually controlled, but only one remote in our experience.

@@CruisingWithAndo thankyou so much! I really enjoyed the 2 separate flat screens on Coral Princess (MC) much better placed - allowing both to be used simultaneously . Given 1 remote - I guess it's just as well I'm travelling alone

@@ColetteNicoll Yeah I agree! We would leave the location/stats screen up on one and use the other to browse the channels. Very useful having two! I’ll have more content soon, so feel free to subscribe, if you like :)

This was room 9217 :)