Cabin category 2N is a standard-size ocean view cabin on Wonder of the Seas: 55 2N cabins on deck 3, each 179 sq ft.
Wonder of the Seas 2N ocean view cabins are standard size: the same 179 sq ft as 1 other ocean view category; 25% of its cabins connect to a neighbor.
2N: 179 sq ft · tied #2 with 1 other of 4 ocean view categories
Our cabin was pretty quiet, except on nightclub night in studio B, across the hall I think. It was more spacious than I expected, although still a cruise cabin. The view was great! I enjoyed watching the water out the window, especially when we were moving at night. I had no motion sickness or other bad things from the location.
Deck 3 · Port · ForwardOnly what's different from 2N is shown.
Same size, on higher decks
More room inside
Similar size, on higher decks
Most 2N cabins are midship: 75% of those with a recorded position. All 2N cabins are on deck 3.
An Ocean View stateroom provides picture-perfect scenery directly from your window. On Wonder of the Seas, Ocean View staterooms (category 2N) measure 179 sq ft and sleep up to 4 guests. Beds: one Royal King bed that converts into two twin beds and one double sofa bed (in rooms for 4). Wonder of the Seas has 55 2N cabins, on deck 3.
One bathroom. Room with bed, vanity and sitting area with sofa.
No issues recorded for 2N cabins.
Prices are by cabin type. We don't price individual categories like 2N; "See ocean view fares" opens current ocean view fares with our booking partner.
Ocean View is $23 more per night than an inside cabin, and $3 more per night than a balcony.
Fares as of Oct 12, 2026. Prices change daily.
84% of upcoming Ocean View sailings are currently below their recent average fare.
Every Wonder of the Seas 2N cabin is 179 sq ft. That is the most common ocean view size on Wonder of the Seas.
Wonder of the Seas has 55 2N cabins, all on deck 3.
Wonder of the Seas 2N cabins sleep up to four. 31 cabins sleep 2 and 24 sleep 4.
Wonder of the Seas 2N and 4N cabins are the same size (179 sq ft in total). 4N cabins are on decks 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11; 2N cabins are lower, on deck 3.
Yes: 14 of the 55 Wonder of the Seas 2N cabins (25%) connect to a neighboring cabin.