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If you're an "early to bed, early to rise" person, avoid the cabins on deck 6 forward. They're right over the Caberet Lounge and the sound from the show taking place below you can make it hard to fall asleep.

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If you're an "early to bed, early to rise" person, avoid the cabins on deck 6 forward. They're right over the Caberet Lounge and the sound from the show taking place below you can make it hard to fall asleep.

 

Good advice if early to bed. And I would add that the noise from the pool area can be distracting in the V1 cabins on deck 8 (occasional deck parties, loungers dragged around in early morning). I am a deck 7 fan all the way since no noise from above or below, but still would avoid the cabin across from the free laundry room, 7076 as I recall.

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Good advice if early to bed. And I would add that the noise from the pool area can be distracting in the V1 cabins on deck 8 (occasional deck parties, loungers dragged around in early morning). I am a deck 7 fan all the way since no noise from above or below, but still would avoid the cabin across from the free laundry room, 7076 as I recall.

 

I've heard the same thing...we have deck 7 this time...further forward than the laundry, midship.

We were deck 6, forward the first time...didn't notice any noise whatsoever.

Even though the cabins are small, the balcony seems to give you some added space.

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I've heard the same thing...we have deck 7 this time...further forward than the laundry, midship.

We were deck 6, forward the first time...didn't notice any noise whatsoever.

Even though the cabins are small, the balcony seems to give you some added space.

 

Yes, they are small. But all the same. Location is the driver. The only V class cabins I would out right avoid are the VX on deck 6. I did one in December 2010 and the vibration from the engines and propellers was horrible. But maybe they re-balanced the drive train when in dry dock since then.

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I am amazed that so far out things are 50% booked but it is a small ship. I was hoping to book on our February celebrity cruise and get the discount, but I am afraid to wait now as the lower priced cabins may be gone.

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I am amazed that so far out things are 50% booked but it is a small ship. I was hoping to book on our February celebrity cruise and get the discount, but I am afraid to wait now as the lower priced cabins may be gone.

 

 

Could you please tell me where you are able to see a ship is 50% booked?

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We always book a cabin which is located with cabins both above and below. We are on the Journey next year and have a cabin somewhat forward on deck 7. As long-time cruisers and relatively early to bed folks we have found that the decks sandwiched between other cabins are the quietest.

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Yes I have had that dreaded cabin with the shows going on above you or deck chairs from pool deck and have learned to be picky when it comes to choosing especially for a long voyage at high cost.

The question of the 50% is my agent is a top cruise specialist who I have dealt with for 25 years and at least 18 cruises.

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We also prefer Deck 6. It's wonderfully mid-ships for queasy sailor me and offers easy access to the main dining room, Mosaics and the lounge. No noise problems but we have been a bit aft, not fore. Would not book over the lounge due to shows and rehearsals.

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The only V class cabins I would out right avoid are the VX on deck 6. I did one in December 2010 and the vibration from the engines and propellers was horrible. But maybe they re-balanced the drive train when in dry dock since then.

 

how about VX on deck 8, same problem with engine vibration-noise? anyone stayed in 8090 Quest and can comment, would be appreciated. (checked cabin thread, didn't see 8090 listed on Quest or Journey)

 

thanks for any feedback.

Happy Holidays!

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