The Pilot Door Nobody Talks About on Cruise Ships #cruisefail #cruisetravel #shiplife
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That's not as much of an issue as the pilot actually enters in through that area as well.
You'll hear a lot of noise. Again, very annoying, but also you only hear that for maybe a little while every day.
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Thinking about booking an Ocean View cabin on Royal Caribbean's Vision of the Seas? Before you choose your stateroom, here's an important detail to consider! In this YouTube Short, we share our experience staying in an ocean view cabin located directly above the pilot entry door and gangway area. While the room itself was comfortable and offered great ocean views, noise from pilot operations, docking activities, and gangway setup could be heard at certain times during the cruise. If you're a light sleeper or sensitive to noise, this cabin location may be something to avoid. On the other hand, if you're an early riser, the occasional noise may not be a dealbreaker. Have you ever stayed in a noisy cruise cabin? Let us know in the comments! 🚢 Follow Our Second Journey for honest cruise reviews, ship tours, cabin tours, travel tips, and destination guides. #VisionOfTheSeas #RoyalCaribbean #CruiseCabin #CruiseTips #CruiseShip #OceanViewCabin #CruiseReview #CruiseShorts #TravelTips #OurSecondJourney