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I am interested in the L A cruise on the Sapphire leaving May 2012. Can anybody tell me the best deck, I like a balcony and a sunny side. I was on the Emerald recently on a Baltic cruise and had a balcony on the Rivieria deck which was the deck from hell. The noise from above was horrendous, I am therefore keen to avoid this next time.

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I am interested in the L A cruise on the Sapphire leaving May 2012. Can anybody tell me the best deck, I like a balcony and a sunny side. I was on the Emerald recently on a Baltic cruise and had a balcony on the Rivieria deck which was the deck from hell. The noise from above was horrendous, I am therefore keen to avoid this next time.

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Most people will tell you to pick a cabin between two passenger decks and stay mid ship. We, however, like an aft cabin on the Aloha deck. The balcony is small but completely covered. We also like the cabins on Caribe deck. The balconies are bigger. Try to stay away from cabins under or over the nightclub or kitchen, or any areas that have activity while you like to sleep.

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Hi. I hear ya about the Riviera deck. We fortunately had a cabin under the carpeted area so there was no noise, but my bro and SIL were slightly forward on the Riviera deck and under an uncarpeted area and had so much noise from above they asked to be moved to another deck.

I don't want to be above the theater or casino either.

have fun!

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THE BEST balcony we ever had was C753. Its almost private- No neighbors across the hall- only one neighbor on the one side.

THe balcony is amazing.

 

Google Princess C753 or Princess C752 and you will see many photos

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New to princess..thoughts on the Dolphin Deck for Mexican Riviera..considering D410, D321, D322..Help please !!!

 

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the dolphin deck is exposed to the balconies above.

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Move down to the Emerald deck to have more privacy.

Best mini suite E731 or D737

 

Both minis feature a longer balcony for the same money. Emerald deck will have privacy

 

 

In this photo - on the left side of the ship (see those two rounded white walls-- the top one is the dolphin deck- the bottom is the Emerald deck. (see how much more those two balconies are extended

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(CLICK TO ENLARGE THE PHOTOS)

 

the dolphin deck is exposed to the balconies above.

2985622390092706180xtwIMM_th.jpg

 

2816093350092706180IBmNQu_th.jpg

 

2499122210079365048jnmWko_th.jpg

 

 

Move down to the Emerald deck to have more privacy.

Best mini suite E731 or D737

 

Both minis feature a longer balcony for the same money. Emerald deck will have privacy

 

 

In this photo - on the left side of the ship (see those two rounded white walls-- the top one is the dolphin deck- the bottom is the Emerald deck. (see how much more those two balconies are extended

2759127410079366995LAkYEp_th.jpg

Thanks so much..This morning I booked E731 after some research..Didn't want to be in a fishbowl..Think I might have lucked out :D...Not bad for a first timer ;)

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As I recall, the term "POSH" came from "port outward, starboard home" referring to sailings between Great Britain and India. In other words, the the days before air conditioning, it was best to be on the shady side of the ship. i.e. northern exposure. I am not sure where you are travelling in May 2012, but if you want the sunny side of the ship, sailing from Los Angeles to Hawaii, you would want the port side. Unfortunately, since I assume you are taking a RT cruise, the port side would only work on the outbound portion of the cruise. Enjoy your trip, the Los Angeles-Hawaii sailing is always offers a nice time.

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  • 4 months later...

We have been upgraded to cabin CC101 right at the front of the ship. Anyone been on that ship in that cabin. It is a 28 day cruise and I am concerened about this location on such a long trip. I am not prone to seasickness , but still worried in case of high seas.

 

~Doris~

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(CLICK TO ENLARGE THE PHOTOS)

 

the dolphin deck is exposed to the balconies above.

2985622390092706180xtwIMM_th.jpg

 

2816093350092706180IBmNQu_th.jpg

 

2499122210079365048jnmWko_th.jpg

 

 

Move down to the Emerald deck to have more privacy.

Best mini suite E731 or D737

 

Both minis feature a longer balcony for the same money. Emerald deck will have privacy

 

 

In this photo - on the left side of the ship (see those two rounded white walls-- the top one is the dolphin deck- the bottom is the Emerald deck. (see how much more those two balconies are extended

2759127410079366995LAkYEp_th.jpg

 

Would the lifeboats impair the balcony view for the Emerald cabins next to them (E711 & E715)? That's all that's left for the starboard side up to Alaska.

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