Symphony - any issues for cabins behind JR?

[podsnel]

Hi! Has anyone stayed in the verandah cabins behind Johnny Rockets on Symphony of the Seas? Were they noisy, or could you smell burgers and fries day and night? Thank you so much! I am thinking it will be fine, but thought I would throw it out to all of you, just in case. Thank you for your input!

[cb at sea]

You are in a hallway that does NOT open to the restaurant area at all...no worries!  The entrance to the center area of the ship is from the center...you will have to walk to either end of that hallway to get to the Boardwalk area.

[mjldvlks]

Weverything were not behind JRs, but on the opposite side behind Playmakers and the arcade which has longer hours and more noise - no problem with noise but could smell cooking in hallway.  Not a bad thing to me.

[brillohead]

You do realize that the restaurant faces the Boardwalk, right?

All you'll have is a blank wall across from your door.

[mjldvlks]

Uh, yeah. Spent almost 2 weeks in that cabin. Fairly familiar with the layout of that area of the ship. Hence the word "behind."

[brillohead]

3 hours ago, mjldvlks said:

Uh, yeah. Spent almost 2 weeks in that cabin. Fairly familiar with the layout of that area of the ship. Hence the word "behind."

You do realize I was talking to the person asking the question, not you, right?

 

[mjldvlks]

1 hour ago, brillohead said:

You do realize I was talking to the person asking the question, not you, right?

 

Well, since:

1.  This was already expand to OP in post #2, and

2.  Your post immediately followed mine, and

3.  You didn't specify,

No.

[brillohead]

1 hour ago, mjldvlks said:

Well, since:

1.  This was already expand to OP in post #2, and

2.  Your post immediately followed mine, and

3.  You didn't specify,

No.

Most people have the person in post #2 on their "ignore user" list, so most people don't even see post #2.
 

If I'm not quoting you or obviously referring to you, I'm not talking to you.  

[mjldvlks]

7 minutes ago, brillohead said:

. .  . If I'm not quoting you or obviously referring to you, I'm not talking to you.  

Hmmm, so if you're not "obviously" referring to anyone, . . .?

[brillohead]

2 hours ago, mjldvlks said:

Hmmm, so if you're not "obviously" referring to anyone, . . .?

Then I am obviously referring to the OP's question.

Not sure why you have such a bee in your bonnet about this.  You misunderstood, I explained, life goes on.

[Biker19]

4 hours ago, brillohead said:

Most people have the person in post #2 on their "ignore user" list, 

They do?

[Sherri914]

7 hours ago, brillohead said:

Most people have the person in post #2 on their "ignore user" list, so most people don't even see post #2.
 

If I'm not quoting you or obviously referring to you, I'm not talking to you.  

 

I wasn't aware "most people" have that particular person in their ignore user list.  

 

And just my two cents...  if you're answering anyone specifically, it's helpful to quote so everyone knows who you're addressing, especially when it comes across as abrupt as your first comment did.     

 

 

[molly361]

You won't have any noise issues.  And I guess I'm not most people as I don't have ANYONE on my ignore list

[Tulsacoker]

52 minutes ago, molly361 said:

 And I guess I'm not most people as I don't have ANYONE on my ignore list

Same here 

[legaljen1969]

3 hours ago, Biker19 said:

They do?

I was thinking the same thing. I don't know that the poster of post #2 has said anything too crazy that I have noticed. 

 

[podsnel]

Well thank you- I was asking for a friend (REALLY!!!! NOT JUST SAYING THIS!!! lol) who was worried about these things- I really thought she would be fine, but just wanted to ease her mind (she isn't on Cruise Critic). 

[mayleeman]

On 12/12/2019 at 8:03 AM, Sherri914 said:

 

... it's helpful to quote so everyone knows who you're addressing...    

 

 

It is more helpful, and makes the thread a lot easier to read, if you edit the quote to only a particularly relevant sentence that is the subject of a reply. And better yet, just use the user name of the person if it is a general reply.