Disney Cruise Line Stateroom Number 7518

Notes: Room was great! Heard a few noises while docking but hey your on a ship!

Notes: This is a large room on starboard side with great views because of this. It is actually the last oceanview room before the veranda rooms begin. The large porthole window with seating and the round tub were great for kids. The only problem was that during two nights of rougher seas, we really felt the movement, and the room itself popped and squeaked a lot during the movement.

Notes: Very quiet room. Convenient to forward elevators/stairs. This room sleeps 4 (queen bed, sofa and pull down). This room does not have the murphy bed as just past the desk is an enclosed area that is a structural support that takes up much of that space so a murphy bed would not fit in this room. This room has the round shower with the ceiling shower head that is very nice. The port hole window is very large - about 6 feet wide. Very nice and comfortable room.

Notes: Compared to our 1st experience,this room was TERRIBLE.Let me rephrase,the room was wonderful; the noise level was TERRIBLE.Because it is an adjoining room,we knew our neighbors names,ages,time they woke up,went to bed,babies feeding schedule,parent's discipline choices, they're plans for the day...and never officially met them. Need I say more? My suggestion,only stay in this room if you know the family you're adjoined to.Despite the neighborly intrusion, the general location on the ship is quiet and convenient.

Notes: Overall it was a quiet room. We could hear the family in the connecting room periodically. Very close to stairs and elevators. Which was convenient. Some might think that it is inconvient to have such a long walk to the aft part of the ship. We didn't mind. Plus it helped us walked off a lot of calories. Perfect size for 2 adults and 1 child. (it does sleep 4) Plenty of storage space. Great view of Castaway Cay!

Notes: We did not find it noisy. Convenient to elevators and stairs. A long walk to Deck 9 Aft is only con.