Answered by Jimmy
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Apr. 10, 2025 18:15
I'm sure that all the sleepers in a 6-berth cabin will be occupied, which means there must be a stranger sharing the cabin with you. A solution is to buy all the 6 berths in that cabin.
But here is another problem. No one can guarantee the 6 tickets will be in one cabin, they may be allocated in two cabins. It is difficult to accurately calculate the possibility because the ticket allocation is influenced by various factors, such as the popularity of the routes, ticket purchase time, and the number of remaining tickets. With sufficient tickets left, the system will prioritize the allocation of 6 consecutive sleepers for 6 passengers in the same order.
Last, I want to remind you that the 6-berth cabin does not have a door.