Claustrophobia and Interior Cabins

We were 3 in a room, tight space! I have attached a video of our cruise to Ensenada

https://youtu.be/Ex6jYQXNZWc

First cruise was an inside. I discover I am partial to scenery and skyline. The next two were inside and on a minimal budget year, we stayed in an obstructed view room. All other cruises have been balconies. I do regret getting a balcony on a 5 day and did not enjoying it because the weather was not kind we even bypassed tendering do to rough seas..... We generally cruise between Feb 15, and May 5.

I've done interior cabins twice. I was fine both times. I liked the darkness and being able to sleep better. I wasn't in the cabin too much so not an issue.

I prefer balcony of course, but can't always afford it. Many times I've done window. The two times I did interior was because I wanted to keep the price down.

Be careful for that one sitting on the rail ... would not want to see a man over board ... that would be a terrible waste of a nice glass of wine

I will second that:

Fabulous photo. Almost feels like I'm there ... soon.

Put the TV on to Bridge Cam with the sound off. At least you know what is going on outside and if it is daylight.

No

claustrophobia here for sure.

If all you are doing is sleeping and showering it is just fine, chances are you will spend most of your time in the dining rooms, show rooms, clubs, casino, bars by the pool and in port so paying twice as much is just a waste of money. now if it is a cruise with 7 days at sea then you would spend more time in the cabin watching movies on the TV and reading, then a balcony may be worth it.

It all depends on budget and personal taste.

Only you could compare PAPILLON imprisonment with cruising in a box. and make it sound sort of interesting....but....noooooo…...