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I'm going to book an Alaskan cruise on the Ruby and I have only been on one other cruise, but not on the Ruby. I was wondering if anyone could give me any hints or advice? I was thinking of choosing a mid-aft balcony on the Baja deck. Is this a good location? I appreciate any and all comments. Thanks!

 

 

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I was thinking of choosing a mid-aft balcony on the Baja deck. Is this a good location?

 

I prefer the mid-aft location that you indicated. It should ride well and give you a good view. If you want one of the larger balconies the next deck down (Caribe) has the half-covered, half-open balcony. I like those best.

 

Actually any cabin on a cruise is a good cabin ! In my opinion people over-state the differences between cabins. They are pretty much all the same. And if you can walk a few steps you can get anywhere from any cabin. The cabins in front will have a bit more motion.

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I agree with jasmith52.

The one most important (to me anyway) thing I do is to look at the deck plans above and below where I am considering as well as on each side of me, across the hall etc. I am a light sleeper and like to minimize any early morning or late night noise.

Have fun on your cruise. I am also sailing on the Ruby in January.

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As far as balconies go on the Ruby, it all depends on what you like and don't like about a balcony, not just its size.

 

On Ruby, I had a balcony cabin (mid aft as far forward as you can get). This way you basically are mid ship but save a few dollars.

 

We were on Deck 12 for the first time and I found that I like that location most. Being out on our balcony will tell you why. The balconies on deck 9 jut way out so that they are completely uncovered and therefore completely "unprivate." Deck 10's are bigger but that part that juts out and makes it bigger is open to sun, rain, and people's eyes.

 

Deck 11 I can see right down into from my balcony.

 

Now my balcony on deck 12 sits back in so that it is completely covered and very private.

 

Deck above me(deck 14)balcony is right on top of ours so they can't see into ours.

 

So for the above reasons, I like a balcony front mid-aft on deck 12 on the Ruby.

 

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As far as balconies go on the Ruby, it all depends on what you like and don't like about a balcony, not just its size.

 

 

 

On Ruby, I had a balcony cabin (mid aft as far forward as you can get). This way you basically are mid ship but save a few dollars.

 

 

 

We were on Deck 12 for the first time and I found that I like that location most. Being out on our balcony will tell you why. The balconies on deck 9 jut way out so that they are completely uncovered and therefore completely "unprivate." Deck 10's are bigger but that part that juts out and makes it bigger is open to sun, rain, and people's eyes.

 

 

 

Deck 11 I can see right down into from my balcony.

 

 

 

Now my balcony on deck 12 sits back in so that it is completely covered and very private.

 

 

 

Deck above me(deck 14)balcony is right on top of ours so they can't see into ours.

 

 

 

So for the above reasons, I like a balcony front mid-aft on deck 12 on the Ruby.

 

 

 

Pooh

 

 

 

 

 

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