Disney Cruise Line Stateroom Number 2588

Notes: Extremely noisy from Lumiere's upstairs between 10pm and midnight. Split bathrooms tiny. In the room with the toilet I couldn't stand at the sink with the door open it was so tight. Shower is miniscule with soap holder and grab bar jutting into the shower area. I am 5'5" 180lbs and it was very cramped. Room struggled to stay cool in upper 80s heat.

Notes: This is a quiet, nice large stateroom with a separate toilet and shower, conveniently located to deck 3 and between the aft and midship elevators and stairs. There is a large porthole window about 15 feet above the water line that is ideal for sitting on the sofa and staring out on cool or rainy days. There was a constant low engine hum throughout this area of staterooms. A noise from the dining room above can be heard at night between 10 and midnight as they setup for the next days meals. We would book the same type of stateroom for our next cruise.

Notes: The room itself is very nice, large with a great view and separate toilet and shower. Location to elevators is good. BAD: It is extremely noisy, especially the Pirate Party night. This room is under Lumiere's dining room and you can hear the staff banging dishes, carts etc. until very late at night. Get a room 3 rooms down towards the back of the ship and you won't be under Lumiere's. We like our sleep :)

Notes: We had a great experience in this room. It was very quiet; we heard none of the noise mentioned in previous reports. The room was very conveniently located to deck 3 and the aft elevators (which are much less crowded than the midship elevators). We also loved our stateroom host, Calvin. We would choose to stay in this room again!

Notes: We liked this room except for a couple of things. The positive: There is a thick wall between this room and the one next to it, so you are not quite so close to your neighbor. Also, the door is set slightly further back than all the other rooms making it sort of "hidden". What I mean is, when you stand at the end of the hall and look down, you can't see the door to this room. We liked that. Also, the porthole is larger here than in some of the other rooms on this deck. We had a GREAT view of Castaway Cay. The Negatives: There is no trunk for extra storage here. The room is pretty much in the middle of the ship- not very close to the elevators, which could be good or bad, depending on your preference. The biggest negative- NOISE. This room is under one of the kitchens. We could here them banging and thumping around above us at all hours of the day and night. It wasn't non-stop, but we would hear a loud bang here and a crash there. It is similar to being in an apartment while the people above you are moving furniture. Overall, the noise didn't keep us awake, and we liked the room just fine. If you are a light sleeper, you may consider a different room.

Notes: We were concerned as others have found this room noisy. We were pleasantly surprised. Yes, it is under the kitchen. We heard some door banging type noise each night between 10 and midnight. It was nothing that bothered us, though as we were still awake. We heard absolutely nothing during the night. Only fault with the room is some stains on the couch and broken tile in the bathrooms. Good location between mid and forward elevators. Very convenient to Deck 3 common rooms.

Notes: Not since I had a stateroom over a nightclub on another cruise years ago have I had a noisier stateroom. We were apparently under the galley and it sounded as if a door was located directly above us that opened and closed all night and day every minute or so. We hardly slept for the 3 nights we were on board. Also our stateroom attendant skipped us on the 2nd night. Other than that the room is convenient, spacious, and well kept. The attention to decorating details is impressive.

Notes: This is listed as a noisy room. The wall is slightly different and there was some mechanical noise from behind it occasionally but I had no problem. It did not have a trunk (chest) opposite the bed like the others in my group who had Cat. 9 cabins had.