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Should deck plans show noise, soot etc too?


Eglesbrech
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Some things are subjective, if you are a very good sleeper noise may not be a problem, the soot thing is a bit hit and miss depending on weather conditions and whether light or heavy oil is burned or the speed the ship is travelling. If you were blind you would not worry about an obstructed view. However I agree with the OP opinion that problematic cabins should be flagged, the cruise lines will know which they are by the number of complaints.

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Suggesting that holiday providers point out all the reasons why you should not stay in X% of their rooms/cabins is a bit similar to asking turkeys to vote for Xmas.

 

A perfect way to compare the two --- made me laugh as well :-)

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But what I don’t get is the difference between a sooty cabin and an obstructed view cabin. Why tell customers about one but not the other?

 

With an obstructed it is cheaper than an outside. Soot, I had a delux baconly on the Azura, top of the price range and could not use the balcony that much because of soot

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