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  1. The entrance to the cabin corridor is from the elevator lobbies, noise from the Casino will not be an issue. You will not be hearing the machines at all. Deck 3 isn't bad as there are lots of venues on deck 3, 4 and 5. We have sailed Anthem and Quantum which are the same class as Ovation and we love that class. We did Quantum in Alaska and it is a great ship for that itinerary. Yes, it is a large ship but it is really easy to get around. Two70 is a gorgeous venue at the aft of the ship with huge windows to watch the scenery if there is weather, otherwise, we prefer to be up on the outer decks so we can go from one side to the other to see animals, whales, ice, waterfalls, etc. You will love Alaska!
  2. With the bedroom on the second floor, they would have to try to get the accessible crown loft suite that has the elevator in the suite.
  3. Concierge can make reservations for you but that does not get you an assigned seat. You will get in the line for people with reservations and then it is open seating once you enter a venue. Handicap seating is typically in the back with space for a walker beside you. Some venues, like the Comedy Club do not have stairs so you will have access to more seating and can put walker off to the side.
  4. The OP is on Anthem and there is a plug above the nightstand on one side of the bed. They have made the outlets by the bed much more accessible on the newer ships.
  5. Layers are the best bet. We have sailed Alaska in May a few times and have had warm port days that we could wear shorts but cooler visits to glaciers that we had long pants, long sleeved shirt, fleece 3/4 zip and a waterproof shell on. Others were dressed for the arctic with heavy coats. You could end up with rain, so a waterproof, not water resistant, outer layer can make a difference between a miserable excursion and one that is wet but tolerable.
  6. Definitely have as much done before you move in, especially painting bedrooms. Pain to move furniture to paint later. I would change out any flooring I want replaced too. Kitchen I would do all at once, not piecemeal, but that is just me.
  7. I wouldn't be able to pick out a paint color without knowing color of countertop, backsplash and cabinets. If you are just painting for the sake of painting and then going to overhaul the kitchen, then I would go with whatever, probably pure white or leave it what it is now and not waste money on painting to just repaint.
  8. You originally posted this in the Ask A Cruise Question forum and that can be a tough crowd. Your post was moved to the Royal Caribbean forum, so you should be able to get cruise specific information here. Your cabin steward doesn't care who sleeps where, you can get extra keys onboard and have people move to where you want them. ๐Ÿ™‚
  9. Spectrum will have a full size sofabed that has a trundle that pulls out. The trundle can be left at a lower level to make two sleeping areas or set up at the level of the main part to make one large bed. Many leave the trundle lower if they have someone young sleeping in it.
  10. The deck plans used to specifically say if there was a sofabed or pullman but now they are more generic and say they can sleep 3 or 4 people. What ship are you sailing? That will help you get correct answers.
  11. Everyone reacts differently to pain and rehab, he might do just fine with it. Some tears are left to heal on their own and don't require surgery. The MRI will tell you what is up.
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