Disney Cruise Line Stateroom Number 6514

Notes: Here is a video tour of the room. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rfxjclTpNpw The room was spacious and fit our family of four just fine. The couch turned into a bed and a bunk was turned down from the ceiling at night. It was forward so you will hear the ship pulling into port in the mornings.

Notes: We absolutely loved this stateroom and plan to book another room in this category again in the future. Because of the square layout, the room seems huge, and it has two large portholes that offer a fabulous view and let tons of natural light into the stateroom. There was not much noise at all other than a bit of extra vibration when pulling into port, but this was not bothersome. I would highly recommend this room to anyone.

Notes: This stateroom is an open floor plan with a pole in the middle of the room. It has two HUGE windows. It has a queen bed, a couch that turns into a twin, and a bed that pulls down from the ceiling. It has only one small bathroom with a rectangle tub/shower. There is one TV but it pulls out from the wall and swivels so you can see it from the bed or the couch. There are 3 deep drawers in the desk that can be used for clothes. In the two closets there is hanging space and 4 shelves in one, and 3 shelves plus a safe in the other. The fridge doesn't have a freezer space but it keeps beverages nice and cold. I had no noise issues at all. I found that the location was great. It was one floor down to the Oceaneer Club/Lab or to the Buena Vista Theater Balcony. It was also two floors down to the Walt Disney Theater Balcony, the D Lounge, and Europa. I often took the stairs and avoided the long lines at the elevators. I would gladly book this room again! It is one of the larger rooms and it had a great view of Castaway Cay.

Notes: LOVE LOVE LOVE this room. It's not your standard ocean view room. Its not as long but twice as wide. It looks more like a normal hotel room. It has two large portholes to look out of. There is one pole in the middle of the room but it was never an issue. There was some vibrations when we backed into Nassau and Castaway Cay but it didn't really bother us. It is not a split bathroom like a normal stateroom on the boat. It has a single bathroom with the shower, toilet and sink. Not a handicap accessible room like some other 8As. We will definitely be booking this room again!!

Notes: This room was amazing! Our party also had a connection with 6512 and it was plenty of room for our two 5 year olds to run around and let off steam! There is confusion as to whether or not this room is HA accessible - it is not. It has a step into the bathroom. We had a lot of rocking on the first night of our cruise and it was much worse in the room, but the rest of the cruise was fine. Plenty of storage in the 2 big closets, ottoman and under the bed. The two huge portholes with seats were a hit with the kids! We would definitely book this room again in the future,

Notes: Very large room! Was pleasantly surprised! Was built as a handicap room; however, not listed as one. Biggest draw is the size! We had 6512 as well�loved the 2 large portholes in each room. Tried to book for our next cruise..but wasn't available. I HIGHLY recommend!

Notes: Not as nice as the Dream's Deluxe Oceanview, but its still nice. Room is old but very well maintained. There are a lot room noise when the boat motion. Shower pressure was very weak. Not sure if that is the case for all rooms. We had no problems with loud neighbors. Port hole was clean and gave us a great view. Two levels straight down to get to the Walt Disney Theater. The best thing about the room is that you are on the Wonder!

Notes: This room feels SO spacious because it is square-shaped, not rectangular. There are two GIANT porthole windows with seat cushions on them, which our 2 children LOVED not having to take turns at the windows. Very QUIET room, as the room is quite far forward and the only people in the hall are heading to the few rooms nearby. The pole in the middle of the room did not bother us at all, nor did the lack of the split bathroom. We loved this room and will definitely be requesting it on our next Dream or Fantasy cruise!

Notes: Very large room with two vary large portholes with seats up near very front of ship; pole in middle; queens bed on wall next to non-split bathroom (only downside) with bunk beds opposite; desk with storage between the portholes; excellent value- think there are only 8 of these rooms on the entire ship

Notes: Cool room. Huge floor space and two full porthole windows! We spent a bit of time in this room with others in our group. Room enough here for a 15 person cocktail party. Disadvantages were the pole in the middle of the room, no privacy curtain, and no split bathroom. The portholes totally make up for it though. This rooom is a quiet room forward on deck 6. I would totally stay in this room. Our group rooms were 6669, 6670, 6514, 8006, 8008, 10524. By far the best and huge rooms were 6514 and 8006.

Notes: This is a nice room. A little further walk from the forward elevators than I would like. Also our porthole window was never cleaned from the outside so views were not 100% clear. It's not a connecting cabin so we didn't hear too much noise except for 1 morning when our neighbors were being really noisy.

Notes: This room was great. It was quiet and toward the end of the hall. The laundry was just around the corner. It was very large and we had plenty of room. It had two large portholes. It had the top bunk and the couch for extra beds. There�s a pole in the middle of the room and no privacy curtain and no split bath. The views were great from this room. We would stay in this room again.