Oh, no..what to do

[blkspy]

Sailing on Island Princess next month. DH has been awesome about traveling on our first full year of retirement;however, he tends to make last minute plans.

 

We agreed on an inside cabin as we are spending a great deal of money on land tour and ship excursions. We weren't able to secure a stateroom on Caribe deck or the other with no clubs/casino overhead.

 

I knew the stateroom # and assumed we would just enjoy and make the best of the trip. Imagine how frustrated I am when our cabin is listed as one of the worst for the Plaza deck due to overhead noise.

 

Convince me that I am lucky we are able to travel and that we can still grab some shut eye. Ear plugs don't seem to work for me.

 

Thanks.

I just returned fro the Coral Princess. ... I had cabin P503 on Plaza deck near the stairs......NO PROBLEM AT ALL....except on a port day as people v were leaving and boarding the ship....other than those times.....I liked the location.

[aussie57]

We just returned from the repo cruise on the Island and had two inside cabins on the Plaza deck. They were great and we experienced absolutely no noise from above at all. You will love the Island!

Karatemom2 do you mind telling me what the cabin numbers were?

 

We are booked in Cabin #535 for Panama Canal in Oct. It will be our first time on Island & we are hoping the cabin is not noisy at night :confused:.

[BridgeMates]

Tinykygal,

Have you tried using those silicon "ear putty" type of earplugs? http://www.amazon.com/Macks-Pillow-Soft-Silicone-Earplugs/dp/B004RRGUCY

 

You mould them into your ear and they are quite comfortable. I can't use regular earplugs but have no trouble with this type. To get the best seal, wipe around your ear cavity with a tissue before moulding the earplugs in.

 

 

I use the silicone type ear plugs all the time. Work very well. Get mine at Kroger's for $2 a pair.