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You'll probably spend a much greater amount of time at the Front Porch rather than near your cabin. Also, in the great majority of cabins, you won't see the scenery from your cabin unless you keep your door open (the exceptions are the cabins in the aft half of deck 3 that have tiny private balconies, and the cabins directly under them that have bay windows (my favorite)).

 

Also, there are so many activities other than port visits -- lectures, etc., that you'll spend a fair amount of time in the theater.

Edited by hondorner

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