Disney Cruise Line Stateroom Number 2533

Notes: The room had a crazy amount of room. This was our first cruise ever, and I wondered why people complained that cruise rooms were small. Now I obviously know that it was an accessible room, so that is why it was so large. However, the noise was LOUD and constant. People have mentioned that it's near a cast member corridor and that is why it is constantly slamming. That makes sense. At the time of the cruise, I could not figure out why at 4am people were slamming doors. Now knowing it was likely workers getting breakfasts ready and whatnot makes sense. However, it was pretty annoying to hear all night. So if you sleep hard or with ear plugs, then this room may be for you. I personally won't book again, I got this room as a guaranteed inside room, from now on I will pick out the room instead of letting the cruise line.

Notes: HA accessible room. Spacious. Did NOT like how slowly the door closed. We just stayed near it to let it close completely, whether in or out of the room. Some noises from the elevators behind the room and the cast corridor next to the room. Would definitely book it again, but look into the door situation. Stateroom host, Putra from Indonesia, was AMAZING!!

Notes: Was a wonderful stateroom location! Very close to elevators, lobby and entertainment. It was noisy and that is the only reason it doesn't rank 5 but for the most part this didn't matter. We were not sleeping much on the cruise due to the enormous amount of activities on the ship. We were too tired to care at that point. Very large due to the accessibility and a great find for anyone who doesn't mind some noise to get a great inside room!

Notes: I require an accessible stateroom and was thrilled when a midship location became an option on the Dream. Unfortunately although the stateroom was clean and attractive the NOISE was horrible! I didn't sleep much due to the constant overhead banging and clanging, door-slamming, etc which went on ALL day and night. I was told that this stateroom is below the galley. If you have ANY other option unless you sleep very soundly, don't choose this stateroom. Another issue would be the convertible sofa and upper pull-down berth. A wheelchair will not fit between the foot of the bed and the twin ( sofa sleeper) to accommodate a person who might need to transfer from their chair- not enough space.

Notes: This accessible room is so spacious, you have to see it to believe it. The midship location was very convenient to everything, and only an elevator ride to Flo's! Enchanted Palace is a 30 second walk away, great for a lovely breakfast! The only drawback is noise. If you like white noise, there is plenty of it, as if water were running in the bathroom. Keeping the door closed helped. The white noise helped drown out the inevitable banging around at 7am of the crew areas located behind the room. So, unless you are a light sleeper, you can be very happy with this room!

Notes: A little noisy at times as many people passing to get to/from the midship elevators and stairs. This, in turn, also made it a very convenient location as it was close to the elevators/stairs. Handicapped accessible room so it had a different layout and seemed bigger than a standard 11C room.

Notes: Handicapped Room. Does have the pulldown bed to sleep a 4th person. Great location... convenient to both mid ship and forward elevators, Enchanted Garden and easy to get to theatres, stores and atrium. Pretty Noisy some nights and early mornings due to crew area behind stateroom.. sounded like metal carts banging and doors slamming... actually called G.S. about it one night because it was after midnight and still happening.