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Mini-Suites on Emerald Deck....Noisy??


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I have a feeling that this question has been asked and answered but I will check again anyway. We are booked for a mini-suite on the Crown Princess Dolphin Deck..but an opportunity came up to switch to a mini on the Emerald Deck. I was concerned about the music/noise from Club Fusion. Does anyone know if this is a valid concern? Anyone had a mini on that level on the Crown, Emerald or Ruby?

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We were in E 731 on the CB which is right over the bandstand. On two evenings, we heard faint sounds of the bass until about 10:30 PM, and then it was quiet. The tradeoff of having a private covered balcony trumps the possibility of sounds from the Fusion below as far as I am concerned.

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We've had Emerald deck minis on sevedral ships, including the Crown, Emerald and Ruby. The only time we had a problem with noise was when we were on the Grand. We had the last cabin on port side. I could hear everything from the Vista Lounge. We were on the Grand again about 4 months later but on starboard side. I didn't hear anything. Now I will only do the starboard side minis.

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We had E727 on the CB. There were a few times that we were "aware" of the bass, but it was not annoying or noisy. In any case, it was over before midnight. We loved being on Emerald deck. Its a very convenient location, in relation to Horizon Court, the aft pool, and the elevator for Traditional dining. Its also a very quiet hallway, a nice place to be for a week.

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We were in E 731 on the Emerald last summer for the Baltics cruise. We brought ear plugs and never had to use them even though the cabin is right above the bandstand in Club Fusion. It could be that everyone was exhausted from the very port intensive tour - we certainly were! E 731 has the extended balcony too - we'd book it again in a heartbeat!

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I have a feeling that this question has been asked and answered but I will check again anyway. We are booked for a mini-suite on the Crown Princess Dolphin Deck..but an opportunity came up to switch to a mini on the Emerald Deck. I was concerned about the music/noise from Club Fusion. Does anyone know if this is a valid concern? Anyone had a mini on that level on the Crown, Emerald or Ruby?

 

Take it they are excellent.

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Take it they are excellent.
I agree. My favorite location on the ship. I've had minis on Emerald deck several times and never heard anything. This is an extremely quiet location. There have been very few reports of any noise or thumping and they have always been from the cabins furthest aft on the even-numbered side of the ship as those are above the stage. The odd-numbered cabins don't hear any noise that I'm aware of.
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I have a feeling that this question has been asked and answered but I will check again anyway. We are booked for a mini-suite on the Crown Princess Dolphin Deck..but an opportunity came up to switch to a mini on the Emerald Deck. I was concerned about the music/noise from Club Fusion. Does anyone know if this is a valid concern? Anyone had a mini on that level on the Crown, Emerald or Ruby?

 

Since it's a mini to a mini I'm not sure why it would be better:confused: I know it's one floor closer to the action, but still--I'd probably go for whichever is located more to your liking as far as fore, aft or mid. I think the Emerald minis are all very aft, frankly I'd prefer Dolphin aft as the Club Fusion noise won't be an issue for sure, but if you have trouble walking you might like Emerald better.

 

Grats on an upgrade offer!

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We were in E 731 on the Emerald last summer for the Baltics cruise. We brought ear plugs and never had to use them even though the cabin is right above the bandstand in Club Fusion. It could be that everyone was exhausted from the very port intensive tour - we certainly were! E 731 has the extended balcony too - we'd book it again in a heartbeat!

I believe you are mistaken, the bandstand is NOT under E-731, It's under E-730 on the oposite side of the Ship. E-731 is always a great location.(actually any of the odd number mini's on that deck are good.

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We were on the Aug 10th sailing around the British Isles in E727 and had no noise at all but then again everyone says that the starboard side is quiet and they are right. Loved the location and the mini suite. Covered balcony is the best.

 

We only had one night of rain but that meant we were able to sit out and listen to the rush of water and rain.

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I believe you are mistaken, the bandstand is NOT under E-731, It's under E-730 on the oposite side of the Ship. E-731 is always a great location.(actually any of the odd number mini's on that deck are good.

 

Quite right - that was a typo. E-730 was great on that cruise, no noise whatsoever and loved the balcony!

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Since it's a mini to a mini I'm not sure why it would be better:confused: I know it's one floor closer to the action, but still--I'd probably go for whichever is located more to your liking as far as fore, aft or mid. I think the Emerald minis are all very aft, frankly I'd prefer Dolphin aft as the Club Fusion noise won't be an issue for sure, but if you have trouble walking you might like Emerald better.

 

Grats on an upgrade offer!

 

It would be better because the Dolphin deck balconies are completely exposed, whereas the Emerald deck minis are completely covered.

 

We enjoyed our Emerald mini on CB very much. No noise.

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