Constellation Aft Cabins (M-Class) 2016

On the Nov 2014 cruise, I invited the people from my roll call to a sailaway in the PH; almost 100 folks showed up!!! It was awesome....

Yes it was!

From the picture, it looks like 9164, 8176 and 7212 are a little wider. Is that accurate? Thanks.

From the picture, it looks like 9164, 8176 and 7212 are a little wider. Is that accurate? Thanks.

Photo from #7199 - lovely deep balcony

On the Nov 2014 cruise, I invited the people from my roll call to a sailaway in the PH; almost 100 folks showed up!!! It was awesome....

 

Yes it was!

Best view for sail-aways! we were invited to the Helipad (all Suite guests) for a sail-away from Venice (May 2016), but the MCC did admit that there is no better view than the M-Class PH's to sail away from port ...

We politely declined the invitation and had a Party instead!

From the picture, it looks like 9164, 8176 and 7212 are a little wider. Is that accurate? Thanks.

9164 is a handicap accessible cabin. It was next door to us. It did not look any wider when talking to our neighbor during our cruise. If it is, it is not that much wider.

Photo from #7199 - lovely deep balcony

 

Apologies - wrong location! need another cup of coffee ... you were asking about the MIDDLE - not the bookends ... siiiigh

Heather

7212 is a handicapped C1 cabin on the M class ships. We are lucky to have booked it for New England in 2017 on Summit. The bathroom is handicapped accessible and the cabin is wider to accommodate wheelchairs and scooters.

Can anyone tell me, how bad is the vibration in these aft cabins? I usually tend to go for a cabin nearer the bow although of course we do get woken by the anchor being lowered when we have sailed in locations where we have tendered ashore. We have the opportunity to book one of these cabins for an upcoming cruise and although they look amazing, I'm just wondering if the vibration is bad? :confused:

Can anyone tell me, how bad is the vibration in these aft cabins? I usually tend to go for a cabin nearer the bow although of course we do get woken by the anchor being lowered when we have sailed in locations where we have tendered ashore. We have the opportunity to book one of these cabins for an upcoming cruise and although they look amazing, I'm just wondering if the vibration is bad? :confused:

I've been in them twice and haven't noticed a thing

I've been in them twice and haven't noticed a thing

Agree totally - oh no, sorry, these cabins are awful so don't book (keep them free for me :D).

Lol thanks for the replies guys, much appreciated. :D

We have 7203, our first aft balcony booked for Aug 2017 for our first Alaska Cruise. Pretty excited about both.

Sigh...we were just in 7201. Loved that cabin.

I have just been assigned that cabin any pics of cabin or balcony please,i can find images of the corner fv but not the ones next to them would really appreciate it thanks

Can anyone tell me, how bad is the vibration in these aft cabins? I usually tend to go for a cabin nearer the bow although of course we do get woken by the anchor being lowered when we have sailed in locations where we have tendered ashore. We have the opportunity to book one of these cabins for an upcoming cruise and although they look amazing, I'm just wondering if the vibration is bad? :confused:

We were in 8185 last March and only noticed vibrations when arriving into or departing from port. Not bad at all really.

Happily sailed in 9197 through the Norwegian fjords. There was occasional chair scraping noise, but not enough to make me give up that fabulous cabin and balcony!

 

Linda

 

We were in 9162 last year and had the same experience. A bit of noise, but nothing that ever woke us up or kept us up later than desired. Great rooms, amazing balconies and views!

We will be in the Millie 1140 for our ALASKA cruise June 2...

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