How To Pick A Stateroom
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👁️ 48 views📅 1 years ago⏱️ 30:37
What This Creator Said
3½ Happy Bacon
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Veteran Cruiser
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Creator's Key Takeaways
the Big Daddy of them all is the Excel class that includes the marra the Jubilee and the celebration
Deck 8 is between 7 and 9 so rooms insulating you from both top and bottom
the premium Vista balcony has a wraparound deck that is absolutely amazing
nothing beats this View
Creator's Tips & Advice
✓Look at deck plans to avoid noise from activity decks
✓Choose deck 7 or 8 for better insulation from noise
✓Check for lifeboat placement on deck 2 Cove balconies for better views
✓Consider the Havana section for access to a private pool and hot tubs
✓Aft balconies offer more deck space
🆕New to Cruising? This Creator Addresses:
Too many options when booking — Understand the four basic categories: Interior, Ocean View, Balcony, and Suites
Noise from public areas — Avoid decks directly above or below Promenade or Lido decks
Obstructed views — Obstructed views can be a 'hidden gem' for value
Questions This Creator Answers
QHow to choose the right stateroom on a cruise ship
QWhat are the different categories of staterooms
QWhich decks are best for noise levels
QWhat are the unique room types available on Carnival ships
Topics Covered
Cabin Interior3 Happy BaconCabin Balcony3½ Happy BaconCabin Suite4½ Happy BaconPool Deck1½ Sad Bacon
Port Highlights
Port Canaveral3½ Happy Bacon
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Here are some PRO TIPS with pictures and videos to aid in your ability to choose a Cruise Ship Stateroom. While these examples are specific to Carnival, they can be used across most cruise lines.