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Is an extended balciny over the main lounge worth the noise risk?


Carolinagirl2417
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My husband and I are debating a very last minute repositioning cruise on the Spirit out of Seattle in less than 2 weeks!  There is one extended balcony left, but it is 4 doors down from the O2 club and directly over the main lounge.  We bring noise machines, but aren't sure if that would even make a difference for sleeping during shows.  We aren't night owls, lol!  We are assuming there will be fewer kids on this cruise since it is 16 days, so we aren't as concerned about the O2 club.  There are some regular balconies left that might be quieter at night, but the extended deck is really appealing for the Panama Canal transit!  Thanks!

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We were in room 5110 on an Alaskan cruise on Spirit last month.  It's 5 rooms away from Club 02, with only one balcony room foreword of that room (the three cabins foreword of that are inside cabins).  We didn't notice any noise from Club 02, however we did notice a lot of kids running down the hallway to the club. 

 

The only other noise problem that we had was the balcony partitions rattled really loudly at night.  The screws holding the bracket were completely rusted away and just wedged against the edge of the bracket instead of going through it.  We called guest services after the first night and sent someone who put two additional screws though it.  That did help to quiet it down quite a bit, but it does still rattle a lot.

 

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1 hour ago, Carolinagirl2417 said:

We are looking at 5108

 

Hi @Carolinagirl2417🙂

 

Other than cabin 5108 being directly over the main lounge, there is a secondary possible noise concern to consider; stateroom 5108 is also a connecting cabin. They'll be another door in your cabin that connects to 5106. 

 

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Our friends were in 5108.  It was the devider between 5108 & 5110 that was the worst.   They didn't have any issues with their room other than that rattling divider, which was much quieter after they put those extra screws. 

 

Being so far forward there is definitely more motion than midship.

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5 minutes ago, Old Fart Cruisers said:

Our friends were in 5108.  It was the devider between 5108 & 5110 that was the worst.   They didn't have any issues with their room other than that rattling divider, which was much quieter after they put those extra screws. 

 

Being so far forward there is definitely more motion than midship.

 

Correction, our friends were in 5112.  So, it was the one between 5110 & 5112 that was the worst, even though both of them rattled. 

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