Pros and Cons of Disney Magic Cabins 8072, 8074, & 8076

[b080972]

I have heard that cabin numbers 8072, 8074, & 8076 are rather noisy with a lot of movement coming from Mickey's pool etc up above. Funny enough the reason I picked these cabins was because of their proximity to the pools etc through the day for popping up & down to cabin without using the elevators and would be quiet at night after mid night. We have 5 small children 2 - 9 yrs of age with us aso I would not want too much noise, but then again we are prepared for kids noise on a Disney cruise. Anyone who has used these cabins I would be grateful for any Pros & Cons. Thanks for any good or bad feedback.

 

[cblack]

I have heard that cabin numbers 8072, 8074, & 8076 are rather noisy with a lot of movement coming from Mickey's pool etc up above. Funny enough the reason I picked these cabins was because of their proximity to the pools etc through the day for popping up & down to cabin without using the elevators and would be quiet at night after mid night. We have 5 small children 2 - 9 yrs of age with us aso I would not want too much noise, but then again we are prepared for kids noise on a Disney cruise. Anyone who has used these cabins I would be grateful for any Pros & Cons. Thanks for any good or bad feedback.

We were in 8078 and had no issues with noise. The location was great for going up one floor for food, pools, drink station, etc. If we sail the magic again, I will request this same room. I think you will love any of these rooms!

 

[SJCruiser]

I can only tell you about our experience....

We stayed in the connecting rooms right next to there - 8068 and 8070 - on the Magic several years ago. We noticed the deck chair noise probably twice all week, but it wasn't a problem. I am not a morning person, so it would have been very disturbing if this woke us up!

We had 4-year-olds with us on that cruise and it didn't disturb nap times or bedtime for them either.

 

[mindelmouse]

I stayed in 8076 on my very first cruise on the magic and have no memory of being disturbed by noise from above. My two kids were 7 at the time and noone had any problem sleeping.

 

[b080972]

Thanks for your replies. This is very comforting to know. As I said in my initial post, some daytime noise is to be expected, after all we are not going on a sedate Cruise. I think that when something is expected it increases your tolerance anyway, and as long as we can give the toddler some nap time, but I cannot see her leaving the deck anyway. Thanks