Mariner of the Seas Inside Cabins
Inside cabins are Mariner of the Seas's biggest type: 695 cabins, 41% of the ship. No window, up to four guests, and most are 160 sq ft.

38% of Mariner of the Seas's 1,700 cabins are balcony cabins, and only the 1K Ultra Spacious Ocean View cabins sleep five.

Size, capacity and starting price for every Mariner of the Seas room type, side by side.

Mariner of the Seas is made up of 31 cabin categories, with inside cabins the largest group at 41% (695 cabins). Each block below represents one category, sized by total number of included rooms. Tap a block to open that stateroom type.
Pick a cabin type (Inside, Balcony, etc), then a deck. Every matching cabin is highlighted; everything else is dimmed.
Aft holds the most inside cabins, 42% of those with a recorded position.
Most ocean view cabins are forward: 53% of those with a recorded position.
Aft holds the most balcony cabins, 42% of those with a recorded position.
Spread from bow to stern: 38% forward, 26% midship and 36% aft.
For $24 more per night, you can go from an inside cabin to a balcony.
About $336 more for two on a 7-night cruise.
56% of upcoming Balcony sailings are currently below their recent average fare.
Share of this ship's upcoming priced sailings whose current fare for that type is below its recent average.
Inside cabins are Mariner of the Seas's biggest type: 695 cabins, 41% of the ship. No window, up to four guests, and most are 160 sq ft.

Mariner of the Seas has 246 ocean view rooms, 14% of the ship. A window or porthole but no balcony, up to five guests, and most are 161 sq ft.

Mariner of the Seas has 638 balcony rooms, 38% of the ship. A private balcony, up to four guests, and most are 203 sq ft with a 42 sq ft balcony.

Mariner of the Seas has 121 suite rooms, 7% of the ship. Most are 277 sq ft with a 64 sq ft balcony, and they sleep up to two guests.

From our own cabin records: things worth knowing before you book, like obstructed views or noise. Most cabins have nothing noted.
Mariner of the Seas has 638 balcony cabins, 38% of its 1,700 cabins, spread across 10 categories.
Most are 203 sq ft with a 42 sq ft balcony. Balconies range from 42 to 65 sq ft; the largest belong to 2B.
Inside cabins, from $41 per person per night on current sailings.
121 cabins are in the Suite type, across 7 categories, from 277 to 1260 sq ft.
Decks 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10.
Yes: 24 accessible cabins in total, made up of 10 inside, 6 ocean view and 8 balcony.
Only the 8 Ultra Spacious Ocean View (1K) cabins. Every other cabin sleeps up to four.