Disney Cruise Line Stateroom Number 11000

Notes: Handicapped Room at the end of the hall. next to spa couples room I have never heard any noises. no room across since it is just the quiet spa. I can see the captain on the bridge when he docks the ship. door is wider and opens automatically since the is a handicapped room. Kevin was our room host very nice man. he always greeted me as benji what are you doing today, very cool! I will book a handicapped room do to the wider room next time.

Notes: Loved this stateroom,our daughter uses an electric wheelchair and we had no problems whatsoever with this room.Lots of room for her to move around,the roll in shower was great.the Automatic door was excellent. Loved the location of this room,close to everything and very close to conceirge lounge,up one deck on the elevator.One of the reasons we enjoy disney so much is because of the great accessability and the ship was no exception.Never saw anyone at couples spa from our balcony,Will definately book this room again.

Notes: Accessible stateroom. Door opens automatically when touching key to pad. Forward location meant being more aware of movement, especially on the first and last nights. Closet space is compromised, only half of one closet to hang full length items. Odd "half height" rod above safe meant wrinkles. No real accessibility to closets. Does NOT include pull down bar like in the category 4B/D rooms. Roll in shower and seat functional. Verandah has a bump out and ramp. Space for three upright chairs, no loungers. Metal threshold on the front door meant odd transition for a chair. Not ramped as well as accessible 1 bedroom suite down the hall. Easy access to adult areas like the spa and pool on deck 11 but seeing kids in those areas was not much fun. Concierge lounge required going up a floor. Quiet spot at the end of the hall. Only accessible room in this category (00V).

Notes: I loved this room. It was huge, private, and luxurious. The balcony is L shaped, with the chairs and tables up against the are where you walk out, the privacy shield right there. The left hand side of the balcony could probably fit a reclining chair if you asked, just to give you a size idea. I was on crutches and the room hadn't sold when I upgraded into, so I didn't feel too guilty about having an accessible room. You can look down a deck into the bridge extension during porting, so that is fun to watch the activity. You have to work hard to look into the couples spa area, as noted that that you can on Dream 11000 reports. I only saw a set of people once. Accessible means no tub, in this case, but the large shower is nice. Never had a problem with noise or movement. Definitely would book this room again.

Notes: Accessible room (we didn't notice this when booking). Lots of space for our family of 4. Down the end of the hall, but convenient to the Adult section, pools, and elevators/stairs. Didn't feel the boat moving most nights.

Notes: Because this room is handicap accessible, it was larger than other rooms of this same category. Plenty of closet and drawer space. Large shower (no tub). Part of the veranda was extended due to the bump out on the ship. Part of the veranda did give you a view of the spa veranda, but we never saw anyone on the spa veranda. Other part of the balcony was very private. Very convenient to the concierge lounge, pools, and cabanas dining.

Notes: Room is very large. think hampton inn, no tub, part of the verandah looks directly into the couples spa. Saw the coppertone man.(disney needs to fix, told guest services) You feel alot of boat motion going across the gulf stream, thought we hit something at night but just the bow crashing down. Future dreamers fyi stay off the balcony or stay if you want to see a show other than BELIEVE