CARNIVAL BREEZE DECK 1 AFT #1408

[cruisefiend79]

So I booked a cruise on the Breeze. I usually book on main if I'm not getting a balcony. The only option was in the very front under the theater. I wasn't going to risk that. My question is, will this room (area) have a lot of noise coming from the engine room below? Thanks in advance!

[Essiesmom]

You might feel vibrations from the thrusters when docking, etc. but you are many decks up from the engines.  EM

[Host Kat]

1 hour ago, cruisefiend79 said:

So I booked a cruise on the Breeze. I usually book on main if I'm not getting a balcony. The only option was in the very front under the theater. I wasn't going to risk that. My question is, will this room (area) have a lot of noise coming from the engine room below? Thanks in advance!

 

@cruisefiend79

 

Howdy and welcome to Cruise Critic!  

 

Thank you for your new thread on the Ask a Cruise Question forum that is for general questions about cruising. 👍 

 

Since your thread concerns a specific cruise line ship, I have moved your thread to the Carnival Cruise Lines forum where it will be on-topic.. The majority of your fellow Cruise Critic members that have sailed on Breeze frequent the forum and provide feedback there. Please browse through the thread titles on the new forum looking for threads of interest. You will probably find your fellow Cruise Critic members have already posted questions and received answers that will be of interest to you. 

 

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Edited February 26, 2020 by Host Kat
Typo due to fat fingers & skinny laptop keys!

[bury me at sea]

I have stayed in aft extended balconies on the Breeze.  Yes there is some noise and some vibration when backing into port.

 

It's never in the middle of the night, but close to port arrival time when I've been up for hours.  Once a grandchild was still asleep and she never heard or felt a thing.

 

It happens but it was never a bother.

 

 

[cruisefiend79]

@Host Kat

 

Thank You! Sorry wasn't sure where exactly to post at.

[tmllvr]

We stayed in 1401 one cruise. It was the only cruise that we allowed the cruise line to pick our cabin for us, and let me tell you we will never allow for that again. We were told it was the thrusters that were making our room vibrate all night long. We wound up getting a future cruise credit 25% off our next cruise up to six days in length. Of course our next cruise was a seven day and we were not able to use it before it expired.


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[Host Kat]

4 hours ago, cruisefiend79 said:

@Host Kat

 

Thank You! Sorry wasn't sure where exactly to post at.

 

You are most welcome!  

 

Glad to be of service,

 

Host Kat

[cruisefiend79]

So I called Carnival to see what they had for upgrades. I got cabin 1350 pretty much dead on midship for 10 bucks more. At least now I don't have to worry about any issues. Thanks all for the advice and help!