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I just stayed on deck 10 in central park. I loved the view. I was in room 595, right across from park cafe and above giovannis so it was perfect for people watching. The glass structures don't hinder view at all. I highly recommend deck 10.
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Thank you! We are staying directly across from you, so I'm assuming our view will be fine then!
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Hi! Has anyone stayed on Deck 10 in a Central Park Balcony? If so do those white and glass solarium things hinder your view at all? Not sure if Deck 11 would be better or not. I have to do some people watching while drinking my coffee in the morning! Lol! Thanks!
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10191 has no obstruction....so I am assuming 10193 does not either. (I only found pics of 10191.)
Thank you so much!
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Hi! Has anyone stayed in these cabins? I couldn't find them in the cabin info forum. They seem to be in a good location. I just saw that deck 11 would be better because deck 10 views get blocked. Any feedback would be great! Thanks!
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I was wondering the same! I just switched my cabins to adjoining Central Park balconies! I wonder if they would switch it to a white wine if I asked.
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Please be aware that the lowest category interior cabin on Allure is tiny. We had one in 2015 my review was:
Cabin Q 10279
This cabin is not just smaller than a standard cabin it is missing some of the bells and whistles that normally come with an Allure of the Seas cabin making it very basic. No ipod station, no room service breakfast menu, no Royal Caribbean book (with full room service menu), etc. The wardrobe is half the size of a standard cabin and there is a chair instead of a sofa. Honestly the cabin would be better without the chair because you can't get into the wardrobe without dragging the heavy chair out of the way. There are no drawers except for a very small one in the bathroom, a few cupboards with shelves but no drawers for little bits and pieces. The bed when it is made up as a double is against the wall on one side so I would recommend that if you stay in this cabin you ask for the beds to be separated. This room is adequate but honestly pay the extra and go for a standard size room
I hope this helps
Gail
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Thanks so much for letting me know this! I'll let my friend know.
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You could find out from 5 minutes after you book right up until the time you arrive st the pier.
Once assigned you can usually change to any other room available in the EXACT SAME CATEGORY.
It’s a guarantee which is why you can’t pick. And note they may assign you a room that isn’t showing on the websites inventory.
Guarantees are used to control inventory. They can sell cabins at a cheaper rate without opening themselves up to people calling in for price drops.
Bottom line...be prepared to accept the worst cabin in the category that you booked.
Thank you for your help!
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I booked a guarantee on harmony 2 months out and found out the next day. Happy with level 10 near an elevator.
Thank you!
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Hi! A friend of mine wants to go on the same cruise as me and the only interior room left are the guarantee rooms. How far out before her cruise will she find out what room she is in and are they always on deck 3? Does anyone know why they have the guarantee rooms? Why can't you pick from what's still available?
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Those are Large Interior staterooms at 172 sq ft, as opposed to Interior Staterooms at 150 sq ft.
Thanks! That's what I thought!
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We were on Allure in December, and while I can't speak to the size of the cabins (we had a balcony), I can tell you that I was extremely surprised by how little motion we felt everywhere on the ship! I actually missed falling asleep to feeling the waves, and our cabin was technically mid ship but closer aft. We did spent time all over the ship though, and I didn't feel movement anywhere, not even on sea days.
I wouldn't worry about it being an inside room, that's what we usually have when we cruise, this was just a lucky fluke to have gotten a balcony
Thank you! I hope you had a great time on your cruise!
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In order to know the size, we need either the stateroom number or category.
The staterooms are 9442 and 9444. Thanks!
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Hi! I decided to book adjoining cabins on deck 9 forward. Can you feel a lot of motion on this ship and if anyone has stayed in one the forward inside cabins...are they really small or are they the larger interior? I thought they were the larger ones but the rep told me they were just regular. Did I make an ok choice considering we are never planning on being in the cabin? Nervous about interior, but the price worked for our family of 5.
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I see nothing wrong with that location, it's close to the forward stairs and elevators, which is a plus for me.
Thanks so much!
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Hi! I am thinking of booking joining interior cabins on the Allure deck 7. Has anyone stayed in cabins 7444 or 7442? Is deck 7 a good deck?
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If we booked a cruise 6 months ago, do we still get our deposit returned if we cancel or change plans if the changes are made months before our cruise?
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Looks like muster is at 4pm. I'd say anytime after 5:30pm would work.
Thanks!
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Typically when I've sailed with Royal Caribbean the muster drill has been 30 minutes before departure time.
Thanks!
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I would think anything after 5 will allow you to fully enjoy sail away. The safety drill is usually just before you pull away. On Allure last year the safety drill was done and before I could get from the theater to the top deck we were already moving.
Thanks!
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Might help to know the ship and embarkation port.
It's the Oasis leaving from Port Canaveral.
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I wonder why they put all the FOV upfront and high (although I think there are a couple on deck 7 aft on some ships). My family of 5 is going on a cruise next year and we booked an FOV bc of the price, and I've been concerned about our location and feeling the motion ever since. I do call frequently to see if the price has changed for 2 cabins in the middle, lower, but I still can't beat the price of a FOV. I hope the Oasis is big enough so that we don't feel too much.
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OP, high up and forward, where the FOV is located, is probably the least desirable location on the ship since it's prone to the most movement in rough weather. Perhaps your TA meant a less desirable cabin (like back to a balcony, which has other merits). What is she suggesting as an alternative for the same price or less?
Too funny you should mention that - we were having dinner with cruising friends last night and that incident (which played out live on CC) came up. Just for the record (I had to go back and find the thread because I have no life, lol), the TA wasn't determined to be at fault. Nancy blamed RCI for the mixup - she had a confirmation, too. And I'm glad you enjoyed the GS!:)
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Hi! What is the best time to make dinner reservations on the first day of your cruise for MTD. We sail away at 4:00, so I don't want to miss any festivities, but when do you have the safety drill?
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Hi! Is anybody else still having problems with RC's website? Sometimes I can't view sailings or pricing. I'm wondering if it's because I'm on a iPad. TIA!
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That's a great idea! I'll be doing this for sure!
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