Disney Cruise Line Stateroom Number 6090

Notes: Close to middle. Very quiet. Nearer to Aft stairway and elevators.

Notes: Very nice. Not reverse engineered for handicap like most hotels. I'm in a scooter and had plenty of room to maneuver. Two college age kids slept well on sofa pull out and bunk bed drop from ceiling. Veranda easy to get out onto. Push button door entry nice touch. Rest of ship very easy to get around on scooter. ALL staff very nice and always want to please. Can't wait to go back!

Notes: Nice Room. Not a connecting room. It only sleeps 3 as there is no upper bunk. Mostly quiet but there was a slight creaking sound when seas were rough. It didn't bother us but it might bother others. There is a heavy wall/bulkhead just forward of this room and the creaking seemed to come from that location. I suspect it is either a waterproof door location or the place where the two sections of the ship were joined and that was why it creaked in rough seas. This room is about half way between the midship elevators/stairs and aft elevators/stairs. I chose this cabin because I hoped there would be very little traffic outside but my boys complained that it was too far from either set of stairs. They also wanted to be closer to the pool deck so next time I will book deck 7 and (slightly) closer to either set of stairs.

Notes: Handicap accessible room, connects to 6092. About three feet wider than a standard rooms in this class (we also had room 6092 so I was able to compare). Slight ramp into bathroom (note: not a split bathroom as in a standard room) and onto verandah. Cabin sleeps 5 with a sofa bed, a bunk bed and a Murphy bed in addition to the queen bed. Convenient to midship stairs and elevator and relatively quiet. Verandah is lovely, although if you look straight down you see the lifeboats. Not an issue for us at all, but could be for some. This is not the side with a view of the fireworks and the beach on Castaway Cay, but still a great location.

Notes: This was an accessible room. It was very large and had an extra wide balcony. The condition was great and service was excellent. This room was plenty large for maneuverability of the scooter and walker that was being used. It also had push buttons to open doors.

Notes: This room was very quiet. Handicap accessible. Very spacious. They only thing I didn't like is that on the Verandah when you looked down all you saw was the top of the life boats. I like to be able to look directly down and see the ocean. Overall excellent room.

Notes: Great stateroom. Lots of space. Good location. Quiet and free view of the ocean.

Notes: This port-side cabin was fine and in good shape. There is, however, quite a bit of noise from one wall that is against a gap where water pipes and wiring are housed. The plexi-glass verandah was wonderful. We heard very little noise from the hallway.

Notes: Very quite, nice veranda