This feature was made possible in OpenLayers (D7) - the ability to have the map stop clustering at a specific zoom level. As a user, I want to cluster results so that I do not have too many map points and to see where events are concentrated, however at a very high zoom level- - for instance 18 - clustering no longer allows the user to click on an event and see event metadata. The user clicks on a cluster and nothing happens. By limiting clustering to, say, zoom level 17 or 16, it then becomes possible to click on individual events.
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itamair commentedhi @brooke_heaton ... you are (already) able to do what you need using the "Marker Cluster Additional Options" text area and inputing specific Marker Cluster options (in json format) accordingly to the Marker Clusterer Google Maps JavaScript Library.
In this specific case the "maxZoom" parameter will be your friend ...
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itamair commentedComment #5
brooke_heaton commented@itamair ah - got it. Thanks!