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We've been moved yet again from fully obstructed E deck to unobstructed Plaza deck (209 and 211.) Can anybody tell me the advantages and disadvantages of being on Plaza deck? Is noise a factor? We're sort of below the stage, but not exactly (it looks, on the deck map, like we're below nothing, but the stage is fairly close by.) How far below us will the water be? How big are the windows? The only other cruise I've been on, we were quite high up (paid for by somebody else :-).

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You are in a nicer cabin on Plaza deck. Noise never seems a problem, unlike the restricted view cabins when you will be disturbed by raising & lowering tenders. You shouldn't get noise from the theatre... on my last cruise we were directly below the showbar and still had no noise.

 

The windows are big picture windows, not portholes. The water is another 2-3 decks below you.

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We stayed in P333 on the Grand before.

 

We had no noise. We had a picture window and like mentioned...a couple decks above water...but looked quite close.

 

It is pretty handy to get to the casino and the theatres. A bit of a walk to get to the dining rooms at the back...or to the top decks.

 

We didn't mind it at all.

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Which ship? It does make a difference.

 

My daughter had a Plaza deck cabin on the CB a couple of years ago (I think it was P227) and there was a lot of noise from the stabilizers. So much so that one of the nearby cabins tried to get up a petition to have the stabilizers withdrawn. (Like that was going to happen.) On the other hand, the location was very convenient and the hallway quiet.

 

I had a Plaza cabin on the Island Princess last March/April for the 15-day LA>HI cruise and I loved the location. It was quiet, anyone walking by was going to their cabin, it was near the Pursar's Desk, Shore Excursion Desk and Atrium bar, and you had only a few cabins using the self-serve laundry. :) I didn't have any noise -- didn't hear a thing.

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Don't know what ship you are on, but we frequently are on the Grand and prefer the Plaza Deck over all others. We try and get as close to the art gallery as possible. By far and away the most convienent for everything, noise has never been a problem.

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I forgot to say we are on the Crown (12/23 sailing.) I'm greatly relieved that Plaza deck seems like a good place to be (except for maybe stabilizer noise.) We started out in K level inside cabins so this is a good step up. We'd go for a balcony cabin, but we have a very active climbing 2 year old who's afraid of nothing :o .

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I forgot to say we are on the Crown (12/23 sailing.) I'm greatly relieved that Plaza deck seems like a good place to be (except for maybe stabilizer noise.) We started out in K level inside cabins so this is a good step up. We'd go for a balcony cabin, but we have a very active climbing 2 year old who's afraid of nothing :o .

 

 

I was just on the 10/09 sailing of the crown and my cabin was on the Plaza deck. We loved the location and plan on trying to stay there from now on....very close to things....especially the donuts and chocolate chip cookies! ha ha.....grab a few on your way back to the cabin for a midnight snack! You are right next to the art gallery so it was a quiet area for us. Hope you have a great trip.

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In addition to what I just wrote.....I think you might be on the other side of the art gallery than we were on but its still a great area in my opinion. Our hallway was right beside the International Cafe. Its a beautiful ship...I think you will enjoy it.

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