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One of My worst cruise experience was NEXT to a laundry room. It was on an older ship where the door kept slamming closed each of the 1st 3 nights until 3 AM Each night. I walked down to the pursers desk and expressed my displeasure each night. On the 4th night when we experienced it once again I took care of the problem myself by removing the door from the hinges with my pocket screwdriver, Then I marched down to the pursers desk and told thenm NOT to worry about the laundry room problem as I fixed it by removing the door myself. The door was replaced and the closure unit that was broke was alos replaced the next day and it did get locked from then on to the end of the cruise. It probably does vary by ship as U mention MNCINSE. I also think the newer ships have better facilities that are quieter. They should lock them and most probably do but on occasion I have also seen them open and in use. A trip to the pursers office hopefully will solve the problem if one does exist. So I would NOT worry to much about it but remember a pocket screwdriver always comes in handy. :grin

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<blockquote data-quote="Einstein" data-source="post: 713652">One of My worst cruise experience was NEXT to a laundry room. It was on an older ship where the door kept slamming closed each of the 1st 3 nights until 3 AM Each night.&nbsp; I walked down to the pursers desk and expressed my displeasure each night. On the 4th night&nbsp; when we experienced it once again I took care of the problem myself by removing the door from the hinges with my pocket screwdriver, Then I marched down to the pursers desk and told thenm NOT to worry about the laundry room problem as I fixed it by removing the door myself. The door was replaced and the closure unit that was broke was alos replaced the next day and it did get locked from then on to the end of the cruise. It probably does vary by ship as U mention MNCINSE. I also think the newer ships have better facilities that are quieter. They should lock them and most probably do but on occasion I have also seen them open and in use. A trip to the pursers office hopefully will solve the problem if one does exist. So I would NOT worry to much about it but remember a pocket screwdriver always comes in handy. :grin.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Einstein, post: 713652"] One of My worst cruise experience was NEXT to a laundry room. It was on an older ship where the door kept slamming closed each of the 1st 3 nights until 3 AM Each night. I walked down to the pursers desk and expressed my displeasure each night. On the 4th night when we experienced it once again I took care of the problem myself by removing the door from the hinges with my pocket screwdriver, Then I marched down to the pursers desk and told thenm NOT to worry about the laundry room problem as I fixed it by removing the door myself. The door was replaced and the closure unit that was broke was alos replaced the next day and it did get locked from then on to the end of the cruise. It probably does vary by ship as U mention MNCINSE. I also think the newer ships have better facilities that are quieter. They should lock them and most probably do but on occasion I have also seen them open and in use. A trip to the pursers office hopefully will solve the problem if one does exist. So I would NOT worry to much about it but remember a pocket screwdriver always comes in handy. :grin . [/QUOTE]