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We were across on the starboard side in Radiance Jr Ste 1592 recently (late April). I'm not sure what was directly above us, but around 2:00 am every morning, we were woken up with what sounded like people tossing metal pans on the floors. The noise would persist for about 2 hours each time. Ear plugs didn't help. We didn't sleep well any night. I've never taken so many daytime naps on any cruise before. Unfortunately, on Radiance, there are no Jr Ste's with sleeping cabins above and below them. If I ever did it over again, I would opt for a regular balcony cabin on deck 8 or 9.

We were on Radiance 3 weeks ago, debarking in Vancouver and flying back the USA. Tried to do the Emed test from our cabin and WiFi would not stay connected. I went to Guest Services and they let us use the Conference Center (behind the photo shop). The WiFi was good there and we were successful with the Emed test.

We recently ended our cruise on Radiance and had to test to fly back to the U.S. We carried the Emed test onboard and had the same issue several have mentioned...the ship's wifi was unstable and we kept getting knocked off while trying to do the test. I went to guest services and they let us use the ship conference center, which had a more stable wifi connection. We were able to get them done that way. Our other option would have been to test at the Vancouver airport.