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I chose Upper Deck for that same reason. I couldn't think of anything worse than being below a main public area while trying to rest/sleep!

 

I also chose Upper Deck because it seemed to be more 'centred' and I reckon that's best for rocky days at sea ;) Less movement!

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I've stayed on Upper & Main decks so I really can't answer your question. However when we stayed on Upper I found that we experienced a lot of vibration and slight engine noise, this was probally due to being at the stern of the ship U217. On the main deck we were in the middle of the ship and it was smooth(No Vibrations:) )With both rooms you could hear your imeadate neighbours on the same level but didn't hear noise from above or below. My opinon is that it really doesn't matter what level you are on......... just so long as you are on the ship having a great holiday:cool:

Stewart

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Do you get seasick? If so then lower down the ship is better... we were on Empress about middle of the ship and found it nice and quiet, cabins E90 - E110 are a great spot to be.. if you can handle some rockin and rolling at night.. it's not BAD though, especially in the middle...

 

good luck.

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we found that in the 'snob hill' (verandah deck 10) on the Star we could hear the crew putting all the deck chairs back where they were supposed to be overhead. Sounded like elephant hockey some days !

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ness

 

prevoius notes of 'turbulence' felt in cabin sufficiently documented :o

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HI Cool cruiser,

We stayed on Empress Deck on the Pacific Sun - mid-ship - it was fine --no noise & it's just so central --we spent a lot of time eating!! of course !! so you'll be fine. We are on the 1/10 Exotic Isles but this time on Main Deck - will be intrigued to see who the CD is. :cool:

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Hi Basejump. a group of us were on Aloha deck last week. We had 5 cabins - 7008,7012 and 7016 (outside) and also 2 inside 7010 and 7014.

We found these all to be very quiet even though they are close to public areas - certainly no noice from above (casinos, bars etc).

Even though we only had 2 people in each cabin, some of them are capable of sleeping 4 people - they just don't have the top bunks pulled out.

7008 is only a 2 berth cabin and doesn't have these bunks above the beds and because they "stick out" from the walls about head height this cabin actually had more room along each side of the bed - make sense?

We didn't feel a huge amount of ship movement - you will always get the odd clanging and banging but overall we slept very well!:)

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Hi Basejump. a group of us were on Aloha deck last week. We had 5 cabins - 7008,7012 and 7016 (outside) and also 2 inside 7010 and 7014.

We found these all to be very quiet even though they are close to public areas - certainly no noice from above (casinos, bars etc).

Even though we only had 2 people in each cabin, some of them are capable of sleeping 4 people - they just don't have the top bunks pulled out.

7008 is only a 2 berth cabin and doesn't have these bunks above the beds and because they "stick out" from the walls about head height this cabin actually had more room along each side of the bed - make sense?

We didn't feel a huge amount of ship movement - you will always get the odd clanging and banging but overall we slept very well!:)

thanks for the detailed post; i guess the other point is that if the seas a rough, it will be felt everywhere on the ship to varying degrees.

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Hi Basejump. a group of us were on Aloha deck last week. We had 5 cabins - 7008,7012 and 7016 (outside) and also 2 inside 7010 and 7014.

We found these all to be very quiet even though they are close to public areas - certainly no noice from above (casinos, bars etc).

Even though we only had 2 people in each cabin, some of them are capable of sleeping 4 people - they just don't have the top bunks pulled out.

7008 is only a 2 berth cabin and doesn't have these bunks above the beds and because they "stick out" from the walls about head height this cabin actually had more room along each side of the bed - make sense?

We didn't feel a huge amount of ship movement - you will always get the odd clanging and banging but overall we slept very well!:)

 

 

lucky ducks ! :p (the sleeping part I mean )

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We were in 7022 - too far forward to worry about the kids' area. :D

Absolutely no noise from above (casino, casablanca, etc). Could not hear the show lounge. Fair bit of rocking and rolling on the rough days (and the mysterious Star Shuddering).

Most noise was from the people who felt they had to shout to each other as they walked along the corridor past our door. AND they weren't the kids!! :mad:

 

all the best

 

Mac

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