Noisy cat 11 rooms?

[CaliforniaDreaming]

Anyone have any cat 11 rooms to avoid? Are the ones with a CM area next to it noisy? Is it better to have rooms on both sides? Any to recommend? Anyone stay in 6041, 6043, or 6051? Thanks!

 

[CaliforniaDreaming]

Anyone have any cat 11 rooms to avoid? Are the ones with a CM area next to it noisy? Is it better to have rooms on both sides? Any to recommend? Anyone stay in 6041, 6043, or 6051? Thanks!

 

[kcashner]

As a veteran of 9 cruises, I'll tell you that any room can be noisy. It is totally dependent on your fellow guests. We only had a problem once with a baby who screamed all night, and they moved us to another cabin when I mentioned it. We've had some issues with noisy people in the halls....Disney tries to deal with that by placing an announcement in the Navagator asking for quiet in the halls at night.

 

[dizmomof2]

We stayed in 6071 and it was great! It has a CM area right next to it and we never heard a thing from there. I'm not sure what it was used for (probably storage for the mouse keeping staff) but it was never noisy. The only noise problem we had was people letting their children run up and down the hallway in the middle of the night yelling. It only happened a couple of nights and they stopped. I'm not sure if some one said something or the kids just got worn out.

 

[Jo-Anne]

Stay away from 6099. It has the loud engine vibration noise going 24/7, which wasn't all that bad - didn't hear any hall noise as the hum and vibration in our room drowned out any hall noise! But in the empty space beside our room, there were high pitched alarm bells going off all day - was finally told they were alarms that went off when certain water tank levels got below where they were supposed to be! I was in two other category 11 rooms near aft (friends rooms) and they were perfectly silent. Guess I would have preferred to be sandwiched in between two guestrooms, but that's just my experience.