Would you take a cabin below Windjammer?

[wozswoman]

Cruising on Enchantment in a month and the Royal Up has spacious interior and ultraspacious oceanview as a bid option.  There are only one of each of these cabins on the ship from what I can see, cabin 8012 and 8015.  That means they are right below Windjammer at the front of the ship.  

Would you stay in either of these cabins? Why or why not? 

[Va4fam]

I wouldn't do it.   Lot of noise early in the morning, mid day, and during dinner time.   Probably clean and move furniture around after that.   Lot more motion in the front of the ship than midship or rear especially on older ship like Enchantment.   

[SpeedNoodles]

We were directly under the Windjammer on Navigator.  We never heard a thing.

[Traveling Mike]

On the old ships I could hear them dragging chairs around cleaning up.  In the last 10 years I have not heard that kind of thing.  I think they have improved the sound proofing.

[ChessE4]

We had 8026 on Vision last month. Now it was farther away by a few feet, and only occasional noise.

[octaviocloss]

I could clearly hear chairs or tables being moved around while staying below the windjammer while on adventure of the seas if im not mistaken. 

[melmar02]

We stayed in one of the Grands under the edge of the WJ on Enchantment just before the shutdown, and never heard a thing. 

[Ogalthorpe Haywood]

I’ve stayed under the windjammer twice and didn’t hear much either time. 

[Jolly Ogre]

[WAAAYTOOO]

We had a Grand Suite under the WJ on Grandeur and it was a nightmare.  There was crashing and bumping constantly.  I will never ever book another full suite on a Vision class ship if it is located under the WJ.  Most are, but there are a few that aren't.

[Mark_A]

I was in a cabin under the WJ on liberty and it was fairly noisy