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We're booked on the 2/20 Serenead of the Seas to Southern Caribbean. It's our first cruise - and we're booked in cabin 8590, on Deck 8, E3 (Veranda). Is this a good cabin? How do we check for others that might be available? Should we even bother?

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We're booked on the 2/20 Serenead of the Seas to Southern Caribbean. It's our first cruise - and we're booked in cabin 8590, on Deck 8, E3 (Veranda). Is this a good cabin? How do we check for others that might be available? Should we even bother?

I assume that you booked through a travel agent, picked E3 as a good category, and let him/her get you a cabin?

 

If you want to look at the deck plans, go to Royal Caribbean's website: http://www.rccl.com

 

http://www.royalcaribbean.com/findacruise/ships/ship/decks/deck/home.do?deckCode=08&shipCode=SR&shipProfile=1258&sailDate=1100123&hasNavigation=false

 

In fact, this is a prime cabin. You have scored big time.

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We're booked on the 2/20 Serenead of the Seas to Southern Caribbean. It's our first cruise - and we're booked in cabin 8590, on Deck 8, E3 (Veranda). Is this a good cabin? How do we check for others that might be available? Should we even bother?

#8590 deck 8 balcony is a midship location..Your TA has done well ..Stick with what you have you won't have any regrets...Enjoy your cruise!!

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You have a terrific cabin, and a wonderful ship for your first cruise. The Serenade is one of the four Radiance-class ships, which are the perfect size, easy to navigate, and they are absolutely gorgeous ships...and my personal favorite class of RCI's fleet. There are acres and acres of windows, so the focus is outward to the sea. Have a wonderful cruise, and please check back when you return and let us know how you liked it!

 

Karen

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You have a highly sought-after "hump" cabin - a great one for your first cruise. (the "hump" is bowed out area you cand see on the deck plan.) Yours is even "center hump" meaning you'll have good views both forward and aft. In addition to the views, you'll be steps away from the stairs and elevators. Your TA did good.

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Our TA just gave us our room assignment on the Mariner of the Sea. We are on deck 8 in cabin 8320. Did we do okay or should we maybe look for something else?

Great first experience..you will be spoiled with the "Hump"..Enjoy your cruise !!

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All cabins in the same class are virtually identical. Smart travelers always cary earplugs, so noise shouldn't be an issue (unless you are not a smart traveler).

Definitely not a true statement. Depending on the ship class, the balconies can be signicantly deeper. On Voyager class ships and Freedom class, the corner aft balcones cabinsare different than any other cabin in their class.

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We're booked on the 2/20 Serenead of the Seas to Southern Caribbean. It's our first cruise - and we're booked in cabin 8590, on Deck 8, E3 (Veranda). Is this a good cabin? How do we check for others that might be available? Should we even bother?

 

Our TA just gave us our room assignment on the Mariner of the Sea. We are on deck 8 in cabin 8320. Did we do okay or should we maybe look for something else?

you both have scored IMHO the best place on your ships Hump cabins

as in real estate its about LOACTION LOCATION LOCATION

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Hi all,

Wonder if you can help on this one too?

 

We have been allocated 8058 which looks good to me as it is near to elevators and not under high traffic area, bar etc.

 

My only questions are;

 

1. Being under the rounded section of deck 9 at that point - is that a overhang? Is it a problem?

2. Any problem noise from the whirlpool etc above?

3. any other noise concerns? I recall from last RoS cruise there was a bit of machine noise around that point on the ship, but maybe lower, like deck 5???

 

Hope you can help.

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