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Category 1 – Standard Inside – Decks 5, 8, & 9

Cabin sizes vary between 139 – 172 sq. ft.
Double bed which can be converted into two single beds upon request
Three and four passenger occupancies are bunk style beds
Electronic safe/lockbox, interactive TV, telephone
The image is representative only; the size, layout and furniture may vary (within the same stateroom category).

Category 2 – Standard Inside – Decks 8, 9, 10 & 11

Approximately 139 – 172 sq. ft.

Category 3 – Standard Inside – Decks 10, 11, 12 & 13

Category 4 – standard window – deck 5.

Approximately 129 – 215 sq. ft.
Close to venues/amenities such as the Theater, the Atrium, the Casino and the Black Crab restaurant

Category 5 – Standard Window – Deck 8

Located mid-ship on Deck 8 – close to everything Jam Cruise has to offer!

Category 6 – Standard Balcony – Decks 9, 10, 11, 12 & 13

Approximately 150 – 204 sq. ft.
No triples or quads offered in this category

Category 7 – Large Balcony – Deck 8

Offers additional seating area
Triple and Quad occupancies have a pull out sofa bed

Category 8 – Large Balcony – Deck 9

Category 9 – large balcony – deck 10, category 10 – large balcony – deck 11, category 11 – large balcony – deck 12.

Triple occupancies have a pull out sofa bed

Category 12 – Large Balcony – Deck 13

Category 13 – junior aurea suite w/ panoramic window – decks 10 & 11.

Approximately 200 sq. ft.
Located at the front of the ship – these cabins do not have balconies
Double occupancy only
Floor to Ceiling Windows
Access to Thermal Suite
Bathroom includes bathtub

Category 14 – Standard Aurea Suite w/ Panoramic Window – Decks 9 & 11

Approximately 220 - 235 sq. ft.

Category 15 – Large Aurea Suite w/ Panoramic Window – Decks 9 & 10

Approximately 250 - 280 sq. ft.
Available in double, triple or quad occupancy
Floor to ceiling windows

Category 16 – Standard Aurea Suite w/ Balcony – Decks 10 & 11

Approximately 320 - 370 sq. ft.
Located at the front of the ship
Available in double, triple or quad occupancies
Floor to Ceiling Windows and balcony

Category 17 – Large Aurea Suite w/ Balcony – Deck 9

Approximately 415 sq. ft.

Yacht Club Suite w/ Balcony – Decks 15 & 16

Approximately 300 sq. ft.
Double bed that can be converted into two single beds (on request)
Offers 24 hour butler service
Complimentary dinner service at Le Muse restaurant
Complimentary wi-fi package
Complimentary beverages in ship wide (up to $14)
25% discount on wine and champagne bottle purchases on board
Priority boarding

Yacht Club Large Suite w/ Balcony – Decks 15 & 16

Approximately 350 sq. ft.

Yacht Club Junior Two Room Suite w/ Panoramic Window – Deck 12

Approximately 425 sq. ft.

Yacht Club Large Two Room Suite w/ Panoramic Windows – Deck 12

Approximately 550 sq. ft. with sealed panoramic windows - these cabins do not have a balcony
Double bed that can be converted into two single beds upon request
24 hour Room Service
Complimentary a la carte dinner service at Le Muse restaurant

Yacht Club Royal Suite w/ Balcony – Deck 16

Spacious two room suite with large balcony
Approximately 560 sq. ft. (includes 172 sq. ft. balcony)
Comes with 24 hour butler service
24 Hour Room Service

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All listed cabin rates are per person .
A $250 per person non-refundable deposit ($500 if booking a Cat 13 or higher) is due at the time of booking.
Payments can be made using Visa, MasterCard, Discover & American Express – Cashiers checks and postal money orders are no longer accepted.
There is a $310 fee applied per person which includes all taxes, fees, and gratuities. A portion of this port fee will support Positive Legacy and the Conscious Cruiser Program.
Calculate your cost: If you book a Category 1 Double Occupancy $1574 + $310 port fee = $1884 per person x 2 adults = $3768 total for the cabin.
Jam Cruise does not permit downgrades (going down in occupancy or category). However, you are able to upgrade your cabin based on availability.
Guests with ADA needs should make sure their requirements are listed in their Cloud 9 Profile and contact the Travel Team for options.
There are Single Occupancy cabins available at single rates in select categories.
Guests who are traveling with children should make sure the cabin has an occupancy capacity that includes them. For example, 2 adults and 1 child need a cabin with a capacity of 3.

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