Obstructed view cabin %?

[barjpoe]

I just booked a Central Park cabin on Wonder. It's one that has the double balcony. I got my statement and it states a 25% Obstructed view. What makes it 'obstructed view'? Looking at cabin photos I don't see any obstructions, other then the other side of cabin balconies, or is that I don't have a water view or not much sky ?

 

[Ampurp85]

It could something like a support beam or anything that could hinder seeing everything in any direction.

[cruisellama]

Here's a website that might offer more photos from that cabin.   https://cruisedeckplans.com/DP/deckplans/index.php   If not, then you can take pictures, upload to that site and they'll pay you .50/accepted photo.

[Cactus527]

I remember this particular cabin type being mentioned in a video I watched. It's a double balcony because part of it is obstructed by a structure on the ship meant for the plants to grow on. You kind of get a secret spot behind the wall/structure. If I find the video (I've watched a zillion), I'll come back and link it here.

[WAAAYTOOO]

We just stayed in one of the double balcony Central Park rooms (SY).  There is no obstruction of any kind.  Not sure how it might be different on Wonder.  Love those double balcony CP rooms.  Staying in 1 next week (and the following week) on OA.

[barjpoe]

yea, I was lucky and got one. As far as I can tell there is no real obstruction.

[bobroo]

Or....potentially they park the rolling ladder they use to water the wall of plants in front of your bonus balcony space. Maybe.... 

[smokeybandit]

3 hours ago, Cactus527 said:

It's a double balcony because part of it is obstructed by a structure on the ship meant for the plants to grow on

So the obstruction is