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We just booked a cove balcony on the Horizon (cabin 2370) and doing some research shows we may be under the galley.  Have you had a cove balcony near this one?  And was the galley noise a problem?  We booked this with a casino offer and upgraded to a balcony.  The available cove balconies under the galley were all we could choose from for the upgrade price.  So I’d love hearing from you if you have had one in this area.  Thanks! 

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We had cove under the galley twice - once on the Breeze and once on the Magic.  Didn't bother us at all.  We did hear some scrapes and bumps but they didn't wake up and was no big deal.  I would book a Cove again under the galley if midship-fwd was not available.  

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4 hours ago, BrotherCraig said:

We had cove under the galley twice - once on the Breeze and once on the Magic.  Didn't bother us at all.  We did hear some scrapes and bumps but they didn't wake up and was no big deal.  I would book a Cove again under the galley if midship-fwd was not available.  

Great - Good to hear!  I love the fact that we will be near the water.

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Cove balconies are fantastic in my opinion if you enjoy being close to the water. Not for everyone. Being under the galley would be the least desirable of this type of cabins as there can be much noise. Depends on your level of tolerance and how much movement goes on above you I guess. I would never book another cabin below the galley myself, even if you gave it to me. Way too much noise. But, will always book a Cove Balcony otherwise.

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2 hours ago, cocomango said:

We were on 2330 on Horizon. 

Didn't know we were under the galley until we heard the carts rolling above us. 

Wasn't a big deal though! 

Funny you should mention that. We were on the Dream back in 2019 and had cabin 2375 IIRC. It was a 5 day cruise. On 3, maybe 4 of the nights, I was awakened around 2:30 am, to the sound of the 'bowling ball rolling on the floor.

 

We were directly below the galley. It took me one day to figure out that sound was from the steel rollers from a pallet jack as the crew was moving around pallets of foodstuffs. It woke me up every time, as I'm a realllll light sleeper. But not to worry.

 

I just went out onto the balcony to take in the beauty of an early morning darkness, and saw many lights on the far horizon....ships passing in the night. Very calming. Went back inside, crawled into bed, and went promptly to sleep. It only lasted for 20 minutes or so. Small price to pay for observing the beauty of the nighttime ocean. I'd do it again in a heartbeat. 

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