Even through I prefer Balcony cabins, the cabin was roomy with a sofa, the bathtub/shower, only children could take a bath in it, adults can not fit in the bathtub, only able to take a shower.

We absolutely loved the location of this room however we experienced excessive noise late at night from above. We checked the deckplan and it seems there's a cast service area just above. We were woken up at least one a night from loud bangs coming from above.

Great location, only downside was that the walking path below caused noise when at sea.

We booked this room for a 5-night Bahamian cruise from Fort Lauderdale in August 2024. The room is conveniently located near a mid-ship elevator, providing easy access to the lobby atrium and upper outside deck. There was a low-frequency humming noise from some equipment near the bed, but it stopped from midnight until early morning, allowing us to sleep well. The assembly station was marked as ‘D,’ located at the rear left of the Walt Disney Theater (not ‘J’ on Deck as stated by this stateroom explorer). It was much more comfortable than the hot weather outside.

Room has porthole window about 3 ft radius but no seat. Only couch bed no pull down bunk. It’s awesome for our family of 3. Candle on the water from Pete’s Dragon movie poster above the couch. Split bathroom and well lit. Full length mirror by wall of bathroom.

First ever cruise and had a great stateroom. Everything was well kept, although at first we were confused by the dual 120/240v outlets, unsure of what voltage they were so had to ask. Only concern with outlets is that one 1 side of bed there is was only 1 elec outlet, so couldn’t put charger there and still use CPAP. So used elec plugs on the desk. Only really heard “ship noise” from in the bathroom but not super noticeable.

I would really just like to clarify the situation regarding electrical outlets, which I had trouble finding before our cruise. If one stands at the foot of the bed, on the right is a single American style outlet and a single European style outlet. On the left side of the bed is a single European style outlet, no American style outlet. So to plug in my CPAP on the right side of the bed required us to get an extension cord from Guest Services. The phone and CPAP took up all the room on the bedside table, so everything else had to be plugged in at the desk in order to charge, and one of the American style outlets didn't hold the plug securely. That is the reason for my Overall Rating of Very Good. We rarely heard Noise from next door and from the hallway. The Location, just aft of the midship elevators, meant we could reach any elevator bank pretty quickly. The only issue with Upkeep was the insecure electrical outlet mentioned above.

This room had a great location just past the Aft elevator and stairs. The porthole, even though obstructed was a great surprise with our GTY inside room. Room was spacious and well kept for the age. Only issues were the lights in the bathroom flickering when going on, the bathtub took forever to fill up, and the noise from the connecting stateroom was pretty loud, even though they were talking at a normal level. We could also hear the hallway ambient music at night. Overall I would stay in this room again, I would just bring earplugs.

This was an AMAZING ROOM. The verandah was larger than normal and has a more unique shape. It is a very private location at the aft and very little foot traffic.

Room and hallway very quiet, well maintained. Porthole showed some signs of wear and tear, though still a great room. Keep the porthole curtains closed at night otherwise that half of the room can be quite chilly in the morning. Overall, highly recommend!

This "sideways" 1 brm was amazing after been recently renovated in the Wonders last dry dock. It is modern and stylish - very similar to the Wish's 1 brm suites. Its "sideways" layout meant we had the equivalent of 3 deck spaces. We had no issues with noise at all - nothing creaked in the wood, walls or doors. And we did not hear any noise from the deck above unless we had the verandah doors open. The Murphy bed is in the living area/lounge next to the kitchenette, leaving the master room spacious. The bathrooms were so luxurious, large, spacious and well lit - only negative was lack of shelving and storage to unpack toiletries. There is also a separate make up desk with well lit mirror between the master bathroom and the walk in wardrobe.

We stayed in this Navigator’s Verandah room on our Honeymoon to Alaska and let me tell you, it was one of the best staterooms we have ever stayed in. Exactly what you would expect from Disney Cruise Line. Only a few issues with upkeep: The Air Conditioning was not blowing cold the entire time. I know we were in Alaska, but I absolutely HAVE to have my room be refrigerator cold, and this A/C was just not doing it. The doors to both bathrooms struggled to open at first, but we figured a way around it by the second night. They also did not auto-close like expected. Lastly, the vanity/desk had a huge spot that appeared to be liquid or heat damaged. Other than that, the room was fantastic and clean.

I've sailed on all the Disney ships at this point, and this is by far probably my favorite stateroom I've had on any Disney ship. The location was incomparable, with it being located Forward on Deck 8. The foot traffic past the room is minimal as it's a hallway with a dead-end that only leads to secure access to the bridge. One quick flight up the stairs, and you'll be at the Rainforest Room, Cove Cafe, and Adult Pool area. Also, it's a fast and convenient walk/elevator ride to access the Walt Disney Theater, Cadillac Lounge, Crown & Finn, or the shops. I really enjoyed the toilet room, which is half of the split floorplan in this room category on the Magic/Wonder. It's the most spacious of any Disney ships, and the additional counter space and layout are a bonus. Also, the location under the men's changing room in the spa made it a tranquil stateroom, even in the evenings/mornings. The fact it's located directly under the center of the cantilevered "hump" on Deck 9 provided additional privacy on the verandah as well as cover/shade from the elements/sun. We sailed from Hawaii to Vancouver in this room, and even with several days of rough seas, we experienced much less creaking noise compared to others in different parts of the ship. I highly recommend this room!

We were apprehensive about staying on deck 1, but ended up loving this stateroom. The layout for the deluxe inside stateroom has the sofa closer to the door and the bed at the end of the room. Opposite the foot of the bed is a little cabinet with a lot of storage room. There is storage in the desk and the chest of drawers next to the closet. All in all we found that there was a lot of storage space in this stateroom. A nice feature was a small padded bench on the wall between the chest of drawers and the desk with storage underneath. That's where we kept our shoes. The stateroom was in very good repair, a few scratches on the furniture here and there. We loved the location of the stateroom. You had easy access to the forward and midship elevators and they were always empty. The hallway is fairly short and therefore there was never a lot of traffic. There is no connecting door. The stateroom was very quiet. There was only a tiny bit of shaking going on one morning while docking, otherwise there was no engine noise or vibrations.

Despite being the closest stateroom to the forward elevator bay, the noise pollution was little to none. This sailing sailed up to Iceland and had two really rough days of sea and the motion in the room was quite severe. Everything was in working order and we had a great stateroom host. Although, I wish there were outlets on the right side of the bed.

This Stateroom only sleeps 4 since it's missing the Murphy bed, but that meant an extra chair and space. Overall a good location, easy to get up to Cabanas from the aft elevators or down to the adult district / Animators Palate. We had calm seas so motion was not a problem, we did chose this location because someone in our traveling party is prone to seas sickness. We also occupied the connecting stateroom for the grandparents.

This was a very nice room in a convenient location to the aft elevators. For the 2 of us, it was HUGE. This was the biggest stateroom we've ever had in our 10 DCL cruises. This was the VGT GTY stateroom assigned to us. We certainly couldn't complain. The only complaint was that there were very few USB outlets. That did make the stateroom seem a bit outdated.

Quiet, low-motion room close to atrium, tender lobby, theatre, and main restaurants. Very little traffic in the hall from guests or crew. Tender boats do pull up right below the large porthole, which did create some noise at tender ports, but otherwise, we had minimal noise from above or below (travel companions were in room 2504 and occasionally heard noise from Preludes, which was directly above). Room was consistently immaculate and staff was kind and helpful.

I had never reserved an Oceanview Stateroom with a large porthole window (usually I like the verandah) or Forward on the ship (usually I like Aft), however, I fell in love with this room. The location was great. The room was spacious enough for one person. No noise from neighbors or hallway. Room attendant was wonderful. Being forward, the elevators were never a problem being crowded. I slept like a baby for the 10 nights I was on the cruise. The shampoo, conditioner, and body wash were in the large dispensers. I miss the personal travel size bottles but not enough to cause any problems on the cruise. At night, it was relaxing to watch the moonlight through the porthole as I drifted off to sleep. Laundry room was just one floor up on the 9th floor. Quick, convenient, and easy to get to. However, VERY POPULAR as the cruise went on, but the guests were polite and considerate. I guess I was lucky? Didn't feel the motion of the ship as we sailed. Easy to get up to the Adults Only section of the pool and the Senses Spa.

We loved this room! It was so big and has two separate televisions in the room. The muster station is the Walt Disney Theatre where they hold the stage shows. A few things this room doesn’t have. Surprised they only have it sleep 3 and not 4. This room does not have the pull down ceiling bunk. It only has the couch bed. It does not have the split bathroom. It also doesn’t have the curtain to separate the room like the other rooms (we brought our own hung with magnets from the ceiling, make sure they are strong). There is only one outlet on the porthole side of the bed nightstand not the other. The rest of the plug options are on the desk. It is nice that is located away from the elevators and high traffic areas. You do hear some sound from the stage shows if your in the room instead of attending the shows but it wasn’t enough to bother us. If you have a child that is attending the Vibe kids club there is a door just down the hall that opens to just outside the kids club entrance. Anyone can access that door as another way to get outside to walk down to deck 4.

This is a great stateroom that has a murphy bed and a bunk bed from the ceiling. It has the large port hole which offers a great view and the round tub with a rainforest shower as the staterooms in this category all have. We love this category as the staterooms feel very spacious and the porthole gives you a lot of natural light and you can sit on the sofa and look out over the ocean. The stateroom was in very good condition. The location is nearly all the way forward and therefore very quiet as nearly no one walks by there. The only noise was when the ship had to turn when docking or leaving port, the thrusters caused a lot of vibration and with that some noise. We didn't mind, but it woke us up every morning when we were docking. There is a laundry room on the other side of the ship all the way forward, so very close without any noise from there bothering you there. We liked deck 7 as it was kind of in the middle between pool deck and atrium and both could be reached via stairs without issues.

We spent 3 weeks in this room for EBTA & Mediterranean cruises. location is near the adult deck areas, the gym and spa, and the Cove Cafe. It’s also a quick trip down the stairs to the Walt Disney theater, where many of the port adventure groups met. We were assigned the room after booking VGT rate, and we really enjoyed being able to see the officers navigate into ports (you can see the side navigation area). The room is located directly under the gym, and if fellow guests don’t know how to use the equipment properly, they slam down the weights. On the 14 day transatlantic, we never heard anything, even though the gym was often full, The following week, in the Mediterranean, every afternoon the equipment was constantly slamming in sets of 10. If you have a young child who naps or maybe if you sleep in, this room would likely be a poor choice. As adults who wake up early and don’t spend much time in the room, we just thought it was funny and we’re still pleased with the GTY room assignment.

We were in this room & connecting room 6610. We we were also traveling with extended family who were booked in connecting rooms 6612 & 6614 next door. 6608 did not have a murphy bed but did have the pull down bunk bed. The room was in great repair and our verandah's all had amazing views of Castaway Cay on the starboard side. We we were right in between aft and midship elevators making for easy access to most everything we wanted to do, especially to the kids club.

We were in this room & connecting room 6608. We we were also traveling with extended family who were booked in connecting rooms 6612 & 6614 next door. The room was in great repair and our verandah's (that we had our stateroom hosts open the dividers to connect all 4) had amazing views of Castaway Cay on the starboard side. We we were right in between aft and midship elevators making for easy access to most everything we wanted to do, especially to the kids club.

The walk from the forward elevators is a tad long, the hallway is overall quiet. Room is kept up well given the age. Our sailing faced 6 to 7 ft seas on days 2 and 3. The rocking was noticeable but the stabilizers worked well. Big porthole window with a seat. Has a Murphy bed, convertible sofa, bunk bed and round tub. Could easily sleep a family of 5. We had a pack and play for a family of 4 and even with the Murphy bed and convertible sofa in sleeping mode, we had enough space to navigate the room. Would book again.

The Good - In my opinion, the location of this room is fantastic. It is right by the Aft staircase/elevator which leads directly to the Cabanas buffet and the pool deck. Because it is far Aft, there was practically no noise from the hallway and felt very private. The room itself was very clean and in great condition. The Okay - Because this room is far Aft, there was a good amount of vibration coming from the engine; at first the vibrations were somewhat annoying, but I got used to it rather quickly. The room is directly below the Deck 10 Cabanas restaurant "bump-out" that hangs over the verandah of this room. It provides extra shade and rain protection, but it also has support beams that obstruct the view a tiny bit. Because the room is directly below Cabanas restaurant, every now and then you can hear very faint sounds of carts or chairs being moved. The Bad - If you are booking with the adjoining room 10146, note that the verandah divider CANNOT be removed, as it is structural (due to the bump-out). This was the biggest disappointment, since the whole reason we booked adjoining rooms was so that we could all sit on our verandah together. If you are booking adjoining rooms, I would book elsewhere.

Great stateroom! Close to elevators, Very small amount of talking occasionally from the hallways, doesn’t bother me. Looked Brand New! Our stateroom host was out of this world amazing! This stateroom has split Washrooms, queen bed, sofa, and upper bunk. Great views of Cozumel and could see mountains in Jamaica, Cabanas is 3 decks directly up. Enjoy the room!

This room is a handicap accessible room. It sleeps up to three adults. It has a trundle bed, a dividing curtain, a single bathroom [not a split bathroom] and a shower [not a bath tub]. The view is not very appealing, as you can only see the deck and the sky, not the water. Although, there is a lot of natural light, which is always appreciated.

This room was beautiful and looked brand new. Super convenient to the fwd elevators and quick service food, with still being very quiet. Stateroom host Turino was one of the best we've had. Only ding would be for ALL Wish staterooms that they are lacking drawer space.

This state room was great!! Very spacious. Wish that it had the murphy bed but the extra space is great. The porthole is MASSIVE we really enjoyed the views and our young kid loved to play in the porthole. I will say this is a long walk from ANYTHING so, if you're booking this with the intention of "just going back to the room all the time" this isn't the state room for you.

Booked last minute and we were assigned this room. You are underneath the overhang of deck 11 so you will not get sun on your verandah at all. Was worried about the noise from the buffet above us but we did not really hear much..none if you had the TV on. Quiet as it was in the aft of the ship so not many rooms past ours.

This is an amazing room! It’s a concierge ocean view but because of the odd shape of the room, it’s basically a one bedroom suite. The bedroom completely closes off from the living room. The whole room is huge! Perfect for families with kids so parents get their own room. The living room area has at least one pull down bed and the sofa turns into a bed. The only annoying thing is you have to go up one level for the concierge lounge, but that’s no big deal in the scheme of things!

This room was great. I wish I would have taken pictures before we got there. Then never took any when in it. The room is bigger than the layout plan shown on this site. It doesn't have the Murphy bed, but an empty space with an extra chair and a small sliding table with a painting of Louis playing the horn. The other wall has the connecting room door on it. The room is located just a bit down from the stairs and elevator toward the aft. It was only two floors from the Mickey and Friends Festival of Foods. You exit toward Mickey's Smokestack BBQ. Every time you get to that deck you smell the BBQ and can't help but stop. You never heard anyone walking down the hallway even with the hallway of the interior staterooms facing the door. It does have the start of the biggest bump-outs for the veranda. It is narrower on one side than the other but not enough to worry about space. Didn't feel too much rocking only when the ship was really moving at high speed. One of the attendant's work areas is right down from the door so you will always be able to find the room attendants if you need them. I would really recommend this room if it's available.

Really great location! We were a few staterooms from the elevators & stairs. Conveniently located down the hall from the Concierge Lounge and only one flight of stairs above the pizza & barbeque. (Our teens favorite!) Very quiet location. Stateroom was very nicely decorated (Tangled themed) although the King sized bed took up so much room, wish it was Queen sized. It was a bit of a squeeze for our family of 5 (our kids are older teens/young adults)

The stateroom is right off the pool deck and near all the delicious snack food if wanting to get a quick snack between lunch and dinner or before bed.

The only reason noise gets 3 out of 5 is because sometimes you hear the later deck parties when you are trying to sleep. Other than that it’s a great room.

This cabin is an handicap. There is no split bath & one very large bathroom with a roll in shower. It was actually very comfortable within & the shower drained great so no water problems. The air conditioner was wonky, I think because of the odd shape of the room, it is bigger but the beds are all on top of each other. The pull out couch squeaked loudly & my DD is 120lbs not very heavy. The room steward was wonderful & supplied an additional device to help cool down the room. This cabin is on the very end of 13 & the public deck is on your immediate left (of the verandah) It's a private type nook out on the other side of your balcony others pushed behind the chairs & camped out here every day loudly playing music on blue tooth speakers. Even when I requested they at least quiet the music it was their vacation so in order for them to enjoy it diminished my being able to use the outdoor space. They backed up & peered into our balcony, just super uncomfortable so basically I paid for a verandah I could not use. I was told to monitor it & call guest services if it became to much. I wasn't playing pool deck police so this cabin is a true waste of concierge monies. Choose any other cabin. Cabin was clean with 2 TV's. The smoking area is directly above so cigarette smoke can be detected faintly IF outside while at port.

My husband and I, along with our two adult sons recently stayed in 11546 on the Disney Treasure. It was a perfect room for the 4 of us (it does sleep 5). The murphy bed and couch were perfect for our adult sons (early 20's) and the queen bed was very comfortable with excellent soft bedding. There was plenty of storage in the closets which one had a light that turned on near the entrance, small closet near the murphy bed and some drawers. The murphy bed even had its own light and charging stations. The cooler configuration with a pull out drawer is a nice change. You still need more charger ports but improvement over older ships. We did use magnetic hooks on walls for extra space for lanyards, hats and beach bags. The split bathroom still nice, and we enjoyed the square tub with door vs. round tub with curtain. The faucets are a minute to figure out, but easy to use. The items that could be a downfall is that not much room between the queen bed and wall making that area a bit tricky to maneuver and the TV mounted across from queen bed does not swivel. Folks sitting on couch or murphy bed may have difficulty viewing. The location near the forward elevators is perfect and you can walk through the double doors right to where all the actions is on Deck 11, but you don't hear the noise, not even on the balcony. Because the cabins on this floor are limited, short hallway with not much traffic. We would definitely stay in this cabin again.