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Move from Deck 9 to Deck 6? Help!


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I need some advice from the experts here! We will be going on our first Carnival cruise this July on the Splendor. We have booked a balcony cabin on the Lido deck (9) for our family of 4. I think it is category 8D. I was looking forward to staying on this deck, it seems very convenient. However, out TA just offered us a $600 savings but we have to move to a balcony on Deck 6, category 8A. The rooms appear to be the same size, etc., but it doesn't seem as convenient. But for $600... What would YOU DO? Your comments and advice would be greatly appreciated. :)

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I'd take the $600! So you may have to walk some extra steps, and maybe some stairs. You'll need some extra exercise anyway to make up for the food =) The ships are big, but they aren't *that* big.

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If you stay up late, deck 6 is fine. If it were us, we'd stay with the first cabin. The first time we had a deck 6 cabin we were just aft of the theater, above the shops but near the forward stairs. We joked that we got to experience the shows twice - once in the theater, and again in the cabin when we were going to bed. After about midnight, though, that area is quiet. Second time we were above the casino. If someone hit a jackpot, we got to hear it - into the early hours.:rolleyes:

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I would be kind of curious how there could be a $600.00 difference between deck 6 and deck 9 in the same type of cabin.

We are going with some other families and I think the promotion is called "friends and family"?

Not exactly sure either!:confused:

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If you stay up late, deck 6 is fine. If it were us, we'd stay with the first cabin. The first time we had a deck 6 cabin we were just aft of the theater, above the shops but near the forward stairs. We joked that we got to experience the shows twice - once in the theater, and again in the cabin when we were going to bed. After about midnight, though, that area is quiet. Second time we were above the casino. If someone hit a jackpot, we got to hear it - into the early hours.:rolleyes:

Hhmmm... that sounds like the cabin we have been offered to switch to. Do you remember your cabin #? This one would be #6235. Our kids are still fairly young (9 & 12), so most likely we wouldn't be up too late. I definitely wouldn't like it to be noisy.

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Hhmmm... that sounds like the cabin we have been offered to switch to. Do you remember your cabin #? This one would be #6235. Our kids are still fairly young (9 & 12), so most likely we wouldn't be up too late. I definitely wouldn't like it to be noisy.
We were in 6259, six cabins aft of where you would be. One problem we had was that we were near the stairwell - and the sound seemed to travel up the stairs.
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I think the theater is below us...would that be noisy?

 

I sailed on the magic and was right above the theater, we never heard noise. I for one, even though 600 is A LOT of money, I would stay on lido. both decks are good locations. deck 6, you are closer to the theater, bars, promenades etc. deck 9..on lido, near food. the choice is yours.

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