Royal - mid-forward cabins vs. mid-aft cabins

[elycelynne]

I was just wondering if noise from the atrium, if any, was worse on either side? Or are there any other factors that would make one section better than the other? This would be from a Deck 9 perspective.

Edited June 8, 2016 by elycelynne

[Nan_Sea]

We were mid forward on deck 9 and did not have any problem with noise.

[ILShipmates]

I was just wondering if noise from the atrium, if any, was worse on either side? Or are there any other factors that would make one section better than the other? This would be from a Deck 9 perspective.

 

From deck 9 (Dolphin), there shouldn't be any noise from the atrium. No midship stairway to carry the noise. We have been in cabins on deck 8 near the elevators and haven't had any noise, but we were above the shops rather than the bar area.

[Pam in CA]

I was just wondering if noise from the atrium, if any, was worse on either side? Or are there any other factors that would make one section better than the other? This would be from a Deck 9 perspective.

You're two decks above the Piazza. You won't hear any noise. Princess cabin doors are the most insulated I've had on any cruise line. You'll barely hear anything from the hallway unless some op be is standing in front of your cabin door. I usually have to open the door to hear PA announcements.

[cb at sea]

Basically the same thing...as long as you aren't in the first 10 cabins forward..consider yourself midship!

[elycelynne]

I just put down my deposit on the January 29, 2017 sailing!

[Nan_Sea]

I just put down my deposit on the January 29, 2017 sailing!

 

 

 

I am watching this cruise for a price drop when the "sale" ends. I don't want to book while the deposit is non refundable.

[jackieo]

We usually take an aft or mid aft cabin that is sandwiched between passenger decks. We find if you can get a cabin back from the aft lifts there is little foot fall outside the cabin with easy access to the buffet at the rear

 

 

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