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If you have four people in a cabin, storage space is more at a premium, but unless you’re big over-packers, everyone has enough space to store their belongings. The big difference between standard and deluxe is that the deluxe has a split bathroom. The split bathroom means a toilet and vanity separate from the shower and second sink.
Concierge Staterooms (Most Expensive Main Category)
For example, on the Dream and Fantasy, you’ll see handicap accessible stateroom 6186 (a 9A deluxe oceanview cabin) connected to 6188 (a 6B deluxe oceanview cabin with a verandah). For many parties, this would be a nice balance of economy and outdoor access, with one slightly less expensive room connected to a slightly more expensive room with an additional amenity. Families with young children might worry about putting little ones in a different cabin. Break out your magnifying glass for a look at the deck plans and you’ll see that many of the staterooms on the Disney ships are connected by an internal door. There are even a few concierge rooms which allow more than two rooms to be connected.
Concierge One Bedroom Suite Stateroom on Disney Fantasy and Disney Dream Category T
When it comes to Disney Cruise Line staterooms, the word “family” is going to mean a larger room that sleeps more people. I recommend booking with a travel agent who can help you navigate the availability of these suites. Since they’re in limited numbers, they tend to book up fast, so if you’ve got your heart set on staying in a Royal Suite, a travel agent has a better view of availability across the fleet. Concierge guests also get access to the ship’s Concierge Lounge.
Deluxe Inside Stateroom
I have seen concierge use other brands (like Elemis Spa Products) at times, but they were great as well. Queen-size bed or two twin beds and a single convertible sofa, privacy divider, split bath (sleeps 3, some sleeps 4) 214 sq. Located on Decks 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9, some connecting rooms. Lower decks offer convenient access to restaurants and nightclubs. Queen-size bed or two twin beds and single convertible sofa, privacy divider, bath (Sleeps 3, some sleeps 4 with an upper berth pull-down bed) 184 sq. Located on Decks 5, 6 and 7 and 2, no connecting rooms.
Inside staterooms with no windows on a lower deck either near the front (forward) or back (aft) are the least expensive. In most instances, connecting rooms are listed at the same category level. For example, an 11B is connected to an 11B or a 4C is connected to a 4C. However, there are a few unique situations in which staterooms of different categories connected.
Deluxe Oceanview Stateroom
A Navigator’s Verandah is a mostly enclosed verandah that has a large, circular hole for viewing. The smaller or obstructed view verandahs will be priced lower than categories 4 and 5. Essentially, the lower the category number, the more expensive the stateroom.
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There is usually a window seat area so that you can sit & enjoy the view. There are curtains for you to close when you need to have less light or need to get some sleep. With this type of stateroom, you will have a view of the ocean, but the window will not open. It is the smallest & most affordable of the Disney Cruise staterooms.
Category 11A, 11B, 11C- Standard Inside Stateroom
For anyone that hates the vacuum cleaner type hairdryers in the bathrooms on the Magic and Wonder, they now also have hairdryers in the desk. In one of the drawers you’ll also find stationary, postcards, a pen, and room service menus. The room service menu is hidden rather well inside the large Disney Cruise Line book. The room service menu for breakfast foods is also in the drawer, but it’s printed on some paper door hangers. If you would like room service breakfast any night but the last night, you use this order form and hang it outside your door the night before. On top of the desk you will also find your Wave Phones if you use them.
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Disney Cruise Lines are perfect for families looking to enjoy quality time together. But with so many different categories and subcategories, how do you know which stateroom is right for you? Let’s investigate how to select the best staterooms on a Disney cruise for your family vacation. Queen-size bed, living area with double convertible sofa, wall pull-down bed, two bathrooms, walk-in closet, wet bar, VCR, verandah, Concierge Service (sleeps 4, some sleeps 5) 622 sq.
8As are almost like suites with two large portholes with lots of space, and many have a divider of some kind between the bed and seating area. Not all have bathtubs, and some are more divided than others, so do your research before picking which one works for you. Disney recategorized the 8Ds for 2022, and now 8Ds are 8Cs, while 8Cs are 8Bs. These are the most plentiful staterooms with 499 to choose from onboard the Fantasy and Dream.
Note that some Concierge staterooms are an exception to this rule; Category 1A is a drastically different stateroom versus Category 1B. Closet – Inside the closets you will find some shelves and hanging space as mentioned above, as well as a couple of other things. It’s a good size for wallets, passports and other valuables. We never seem to have enough hangers, but your stateroom host/hostess will gladly bring you more. You will also find a laundry bag and price list for laundry or dry cleaning. It’s not listed, but pressing is half the price of cleaning.
Losing window or verandah access might be a deal-breaker for some families, but a compromise might be to get one inside cabin and one with outdoor access. Our mission is to help you save time and money on your vacation. Your TouringPlans.com subscription helps us to help you by funding new articles and research. Disney World, Disneyland, and Universal Orlando News, Tips, Crowds and Attraction Information from The Unofficial Guide travel books. Tammy Whiting is the owner of Storybook Destinations. Did you know Storybook Destinations offers a complimentary subscription to TouringPlans with qualified Disney and Universal bookings?
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