The Difference Between Stateroom Types, Categories & Guarantees: Demystifying the Stateroom Selection

When booking a cruise you'll inevitably have to decide what type of cabin (aka stateroom) you want. What's the difference between an inside and an ocean view? What are all these numbers? G1, B13? Are we playing bingo or going on vacation? It can be confusing, but it's important to really understand the differences, at least conceptually, so that you not only book the right room for you, but recognize value and see through some promotional gimmicks. We'll look at the differences between stateroom types and categories and explain other things you'll run into, like guarantee rooms.
Today, Celebrity Cruises announced that their captains are now able to perform same-sex marriages at sea. This is great news - but why isn't everyone doing it? It has to do with flags...sort of. Let's learn a little but about about today's announcement and dig into why we don't see it happening across all cruise lines...
As excitement builds for Celebrity's newest ship (and class), 
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It's been a wild September, and while we're still catching up, we thought we'd look back on what we covered this month at CruiseHabit.com. In addition to everything below, we sailed with RoyalCaribbeanBlog.com on Harmony of the Seas. Checkout the live blogs from that sailing at HarmonyoftheSeas.live! Also check out...
Miami-based Carnival Corporation & PLC, the world’s largest leisure travel company and parents to numerous cruise lines announced that they’ll be deploying new connectivity to their ships which will be enabled by SES Networks.
Carnival Corporation & PLC announced today that they’ve signed a memorandum of agreement with Fincantieri shipyard to bring a new vessel to Cunard Line. The yet unnamed vessel will be the largest in the Cunard fleet with an expected delivery date in 2022. While the new ship will be the 249th to fly the Cunard flag in Cunard’s 178 year history, she will only be the fourth ship in the current fleet, alongside Queen Victoria, Queen Elizabeth, and Queen Mary 2...