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I just booked the Majesty of the Seas for next Friday. It was very last minute, but my husband and I thought we'd surprise my sister and BIL who are booked on this cruise.

 

Had to take basically what's left over...got cabin 2014 which is pretty far forward on Deck 2. How bad will this location be? We are used to balconies!

 

Also, is automatic tipping onto your Sail and Sign card offered on the short cruises (3 nights?).

 

Thanks!

 

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You're going on a cruise...how bad can it be? We were on Deck 2, and it was pretty noisy below, but not enough to ruin our cruise. The Majesty is about 11 years old...cabins are very small...no safe. Once you get over the shock of the cabin size, it's all great. We had the best time on the Majesty.

 

Explorer of the Seas ~ 10/02

Majesty of the Seas ~ 1/03

Majesty of the Seas ~ 8/11/03

Navigator of the Seas ~ 10/11/03

Serenade of the Seas ~ 1/31/04

Adventure of the Seas ~ 1/30/05

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It won't be bad at all. Because you have a busy itinerary, you won't notice anything about the cabin because you'll only be in it to sleep, wash & change clothes.

 

One good thing aobut your cabin is you don't have to wait for elevators when you come back from your islands. Especially coming back from Cococay. Elevators were a madhouse.

 

I loved Majesty. We had one of our best cruises on her. Be sure to go to the deck party on your Nassau day at 11pm. The DJ played slamming music (I hate bands) and have an open barbeque and buffet with chocolate covered strawberries. You'll have a blast.

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I'm in 2022 for the 4 night on 4/19...I've cruised on the Monarch which was a sister ship to the Majesty before her make-over...I don't know how different she is now. But we've been on two cruises...and had to go back to this class of ship on RCCL...we had the best time...same class of cabin...small indeed...but who cares...she is big enough that everyone is spread out...except for the pool area...and find me a cruise where the pool isn't crowded during peak seasons...and I'll book it...and small enough that the service is impecable and very personalized. We had the very best time and can't wait for next week. Sounds like you'll be getting off and we'll be getting on. Save me some coconut rum!!!

 

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Carnival Inspiration - June 2003

 

RCCL Monarch of the Seas - July 2002

 

 

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Florida Snowball - Did you like Deck 8? We are booked in Cabin 8066 for next Spring. Let me know what you think. Thanks.

 

Marie

 

HAL - MAASDAM - June 2004/Canada/New England

RCI - Mariner of the Seas,

Sept 2004(CC Group Cruise)

 

Carnival Miracle -February 2005

RCI Majesty of the Seas - Spring Break, March 2005

Celebrity Mercury, April 2005

 

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Exalthim,

Deck 8 was fine but all the ocean views are obstructed by the lifeboats. We had 8524 and 8526. I wanted connecting rooms and was not concerned with the view. The rooms we had were fine.

 

This was our second time on Majesty. Back in Nov. we were on deck 5. I think I liked that deck better. (closer to the casino) The view is nicer.

 

Have a great time.

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Thanks for the information. We are traveling with a teenager, so I thought Deck 8 would be a good choice; close to the food, LOL. I wanted OV so we would not oversleep, so that is okay about the lifeboats. I will take into consideration what you shared about deck 5 though. Thank you.

 

marie

 

HAL - MAASDAM - June 2004/Canada/New England

RCI - Mariner of the Seas,

Sept 2004(CC Group Cruise)

 

Carnival Miracle -February 2005

RCI Majesty of the Seas - Spring Break, March 2005

Celebrity Mercury, April 2005

 

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Hey Kids -

 

We (fiancee and I) will be on the Christmas Sailing. Just got off the Mariner (3/21-3/28) and couldn't wait to get on another ship. The three day quickie is just what I need for Christmas.

 

We were on deck two on the Mariner and if you feel the motion at all, it will be minimized on the lower decks. Just a gentle rocking us to sleep. We will be on deck two amidships in December as well.

 

Have fun and Happy Cruising!

 

Bruce

 

Regal Empress - 8/94

Sovereign of the Seas - 2/01

Carnival Victory - 8/01

Grand Princess - 2/02

Celebrity Constellation - 2/03

Mariner of the Seas - 3/04

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Thanks for all the helpful replies. As somebody else mentioned, it's a cruise, how bad can it be! That is very true. It takes a lot for me not to have a good time. I am prepared for the fact that the cabins will be small, we don't have a balcony, it's only 3 nights, and the ship is older. We booked this to surprise my sister and BIL by joining them, and since it's so last minute, we didn't want to break the bank, nor did we have a big choice in cabin selection. We'll have a great time no matter what. Hey, it's still better than being at work, and I get to spend some time with my sister, who lives 7 hours away from me, so I don't get to see her all the time!!!

 

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You'll have a great time! I hope you'll write a review when you get back.

 

Explorer of the Seas ~ 10/02

Majesty of the Seas ~ 1/03

Majesty of the Seas ~ 8/11/03

Navigator of the Seas ~ 10/11/03

Serenade of the Seas ~ 1/31/04

Adventure of the Seas ~ 1/30/05

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ExaltHim,

 

We were in 8564 last summer, and didn't mind it. It's nice to be able to see out even if it's mostly lifeboat. One thing, deck 8 cabins have safes, I'm not sure whether deck 5 does. Decks 3/4 didn't, I know that.

 

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Mark - Thanks so much for taking the time to post this information for me. We always use the safe and would have been disappointed not to have that available to us, so this is wonderful information. We are definitely staying put in this cabin icon_smile.gif.

Thanks again.

 

 

Marie

 

HAL - MAASDAM - June 2004/Canada/New England

RCI - Mariner of the Seas,

Sept 2004(CC Group Cruise)

 

Carnival Miracle -February 2005

RCI Majesty of the Seas - Spring Break, March 2005

Celebrity Mercury, April 2005

 

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