Mariner 7515?

[webgal318]

We decided on a last minute cruise. My husband has cancer. The only thing we could get for 3 adults was 7515 inside cabin.

 

We have sailed several times and had either ocean view or balcony.

I would like some input from anyone who might have knowledge of this room or very similar.

 

Our cruise agent is checking daily for cancellations.

 

Thanks for any input.

 

SR

[crusinmama06]

I just posted this link for another poster...but you might like to look at it as well. This site has virtual tours of most categories on different cruiselines.

 

I just checked and your cabin (one like it) is there as well.

 

http://www.cruisedeckplans.com/DP/Main/virtualtours.htm

[webgal318]

Thank you Michelle. I have looked at similar links. I just never had an inside cabin and I just wonder how closed in it will feel and about the noise level.

 

Thanks,

 

SR

[webgal318]

I was just reviewing my old posts and saw this one.

 

I quickly learned that the helicopter pad was fairly close to our cabin and enjoyed the sunrises from that vantage point. My husband died on January 12, 2007 and I still miss him a lot. We made some great memories in 7515.

 

Sylvia

[maria1234]

Im sorry for your loss........:(

 

I happy that you have wonderful memories from that cabin 7515 .

[cheaptravel]

Not sure of your sail date, but if you haven't gone yet - lol - we always stay in an inside cabin. 7th floor. Saves a whole lot of $$ for other stuff. Bring a flameless candle to use as a nightlight. We don't feel closed in at all, it's our little quiet spot.