Has an iconic red hammock
Cabin 12158A has an iconic red hammock on the balcony. This is a great place to relax and enjoy the view.
Has a glass balcony
Cabin 12158A’s balcony railings are made of glass. As opposed to some cabins closer to the edges of the deck plan that have steel railings. This glass railing allows for a better view of the ocean when sitting down.
Short walk to elevators / lifts
This cabin is close to the elevators or lifts meaning it will take less time to get to and from restaurants, venues and shops on board.
This cabin has been reclassified as Ambulatory and re-coded from Central Sea Terrace to The Sea Terrace. Older deck plans may still show it as a standard Central Sea Terrace. The cabin is still mid-ship.
Sleeping Arrangements
The foot of the bed in cabin 12158A is facing towards the front of the ship (forward), with more space on the window side, as it is nearer the bathroom.
There is more space on the window side of the bed in cabin 12158A
Images in this section are illustrative only and may not represent the actual cabin, bed size or layout.
This is an ambulatory cabin. This means it is positioned directly from the elevators / lifts so a wheelchair can be easily manoeuvred into the cabin. Guests are expected to transfer into the cabin from their wheelchair. If you need a cabin that is fully wheelchair accessible you will need a cabin designated as ‘accessible’ instead of ‘ambulatory’.
About Cabin Category ‘The Sea Terrace’
“The Sea Terrace” is typically located forward or aft and is the standard Sea Terrace category onboard. It’s one of the most popular cabin choices, offering a comfortable layout with adjustable mood lighting, practical storage, and a flexible wardrobe design. The main highlight is the private terrace with open sea views, making it a great option for those who want their own outdoor space and a clear connection to the ocean throughout the voyage.