How much noise from Dream deck 11 when on deck 10

swimfin

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Hi! I’m wondering how much noise you can hear from deck 11 when your stateroom is on deck 10. Cheers!
 
Our family has stayed on deck 10 three times, twice on dream, once on fantasy. Each time we have been in the cabins with the extended balconies at the aft. There would occasionally be some noise in the morning from the staff setting up chairs, but this was rare. We are early risers, so it didn’t wake us. There was not noise at night keeping us awake. The most noise came from neighboring cabins which happens on any floor.
Our next cruise, we are back on deck 10, we love the closeness to facilities.
 
I’ve stayed on deck 10 once in either 10554 or 10544 and the noise every morning was awful. We got an AMAZING error rate on that cruise for a 5A, but I’d never go and book that room.
 
I’ve stayed on deck 10 once in either 10554 or 10544 and the noise every morning was awful. We got an AMAZING error rate on that cruise for a 5A, but I’d never go and book that room.
THANK YOU SO MUCH for your honesty!
 

Our family has stayed on deck 10 three times, twice on dream, once on fantasy. Each time we have been in the cabins with the extended balconies at the aft. There would occasionally be some noise in the morning from the staff setting up chairs, but this was rare. We are early risers, so it didn’t wake us. There was not noise at night keeping us awake. The most noise came from neighboring cabins which happens on any floor.
Our next cruise, we are back on deck 10, we love the closeness to facilities.
THANK YOU for clarifying where your stateroom was located … I think the far aft might be better??
 
We sailed a B2B on the dream in 10658. Right under cabanas. We could hear them dragging chairs very early every single morning. We loved the cabin and the balcony, but being under cabanas was not worth it.
 
I stayed on Fantasy 10545 inside room, very similar to Dream. The adult pool pumps were right across the door from me and there was a constant hum inside the room close to the door (seemed next to the room and not the pool pumps across the way though). Nothing intolerable, but was a bit annoying.
 
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We have stayed on deck 10 on both Dream & Fantasy several times, and loved it. We usually stay in one of the 10516 through 10522 cabins that are below the Senses Spa. They are very quiet and since it's a "dead end" hall, not much traffic. If you pick cabins much lower # on that starboard side, you start to hear early morning fitness area.
 
We always stay 10 forward because they are the quietest cabins we’ve experienced. We’ve done 13 cruises, first 8 were trying other areas. The forward elevator isn’t as crowded as others, either.
 
We have stayed deck 10 midship ten times combined on the Dream and Fantasy. The first time we cruised on deck 10, we noticed some occasional morning noise when they moved the deck chairs around, but not enough to stop us from rebooking the same location for all of our subsequent cruises. We really like the convenience of the location.
 
We were in 10542 on Dream last year and never had any issue with noise. We loved being a flight away from the pool deck.
 
I've stayed on Deck 10 of the Dream on the starboard side, somewhat forward, basically under the adult pool area. There was definitely some noise but nothing my white noise app didn't cover at night. I am also a pretty sound sleeper, though! And it was only a 3-night sailing so we weren't spending much time relaxing in the room.
 
Stayed in 10632 on Dream and would avoid deck 10 always now, the noise early in the morning from Cabanas being set up was pretty bad, enough to put me off that deck forever
 
We've sailed both the Dream and Fantasy on deck 10 as well as on 9. Our preference is deck 9 mainly because of the big overhang that severely shades the veranda on deck 10 almost all day.
 

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