Stop Ignoring Cheap Cabins With 'BAD' Locations

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The creator argues against the common advice to avoid cheap cruise cabins located in less desirable areas. They suggest that much of the pressure to book premium locations comes from cruise lines and travel agents seeking higher profits. A primary recommendation is booking a guaranteed cabin, which allows passengers to save significant money by letting the cruise line assign the room. While this method may result in being located at the front or back of the ship, the creator notes that even luxury suites are often placed at the aft. The video also addresses concerns regarding obstructed views and inside balconies, suggesting these can be excellent bargains if the price difference is minimal. Regarding cabin size, the creator explains that most cabins are manufactured as identical modules, making the risk of receiving an unusually small room very low. Ultimately, the creator concludes that the money saved by not selecting a specific cabin location can be better spent on excursions or drink packages, noting that personal preferences for noise and location are subjective.
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I've been on I don't know how many cruises now but I've always booked the cheapest the worst locations and I've never had a bad cruise
I think it's important to look at who is saying that you need to avoid the bad cabins most of the time is a cruise line or a travel agent who wants you to pay extra
I would definitely recommend you book a guaranteed cabin
I've not had a bad cabin yet and I have been on 23 cruises I think so don't be afraid please don't ignore those cabins because you're worried about a cheap location
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