Disney Cruise Line Stateroom Number 6014

Notes: This room has two of the large circular windows (you can sit in) and two different sleeping areas (bed and couch/bunk) are side by side not in a standard long configuration. There is only one bathroom. There is a pull down bunk. Loved this room, close to the forward stairs, quiet, and so so much floor space. I never felt cramped in this room. It has the pull down bunk over the couch and the full size bed. On TV on a swivel. There is a pole in the middle of the room but you hardly notice it. The desk is positioned between the two windows. The only minus is there is no privacy curtain anywhere. It would be nice to have something to split the room partially. This room may have spoiled us to ever having typical stateroom layout. This is a connecting room and even though there was someone in the next room, we never heard them. I don't believe this is considered handicapped accessible because there is a step into the bathroom and there is a tub.

Notes: Loved this room. There were four adults (Me, DH, DS-20, DD-18) with plenty of room to move around. Loved the two portholes and the square shape. The shower was huge with a bench but a split would have been nice too. We could have used another TV but we made due. It was quiet and not a lot of traffic noise. Very convenient to the FWD elevators. If I could change anything it would be how the door closes. Very slow but probably due to being handicap accessible. For the most part an awesome room.

Notes: A great room, deluxe ocean view that is actually wider than the standard deluxe ocean view and offers two large portholes vice the one. It is a handicapped accessible room which has a wider door that automatically opens and closes for wheelchair accessibility. That was somewhat of a minor annoyance as this feature cannot be disabled to allow for manual closing of the door but one you eventually get used to. You have to wait for the door to close on its own, you can try to pull it closed and it will change direction but it will do so at its own speed. This room doesn't have the split bathroom option either, again most likely because it is equipped for the handicapped but it was just my wife and I so there wasn't any problems as far as that were concerned. I would venture to guess if you are travelling with 3 or more it could be a bit of an annoyance. A plus was the shower was very roomy, but there is no tub. Very quiet, near the washing machines and just a short walk from the forward elevator. Great views from both windows when in port. If you want a little more elbow room I'd book this room. In fact I'd love to book a similar room on future cruises. You do tend to feel a little more of the ship's movement up forward, but not enough to cause any discomfort due to motion sickness unless of course one is really sensitve and even then its still managable if the proper precautions are taken. The televion is also mounted on the side wall near the room entrance which at first gives the impression that watching TV is impossible from the couch or bed, but the TV is mounted on an adjustable stand so that worked out fine as well. I have seen a video on YouTube that someone had posted about handicapped accessible rooms on Disney Fantasy room 6014 and

Notes: I want to start by saying we really enjoyed our time in this cabin! Large Porthole and plenty of room and storage. Our steward, Michael took very good care of us! The Bedding and floors were all in good condition - very clean except: Cons: The walls needed to be painted or washed There was a bad sewer odor in this room - we bought a solid air freshener in port and it helped alot!

Notes: This was an incredible handicap accessible room. It had 2 huge porthole windows and lots of space in cabin Several call bells, 2 in the bathroom (one high and one low), as well as at least 1 in cabin. Walk in shower, grab bars, seat bench, portable shower head and easy to turn levers on shower handle. There is space under the sink for your legs. Closet had a pull down closet rack so that it would be accessible to someone in wheelchair. Two peep holes on automatic door. All light switches were easy to push. Disney really thought of everything. The only thing that could have been improved was to make the bathroom door automatic as well as the main cabin door. Very quiet room. However, it was not close to the elevators.