Disney Cruise Line Stateroom Number 6646

Notes: Quite a lot of vibration, especially when docking. I found that one of the bathroom doors shook a lot, so at night, I would take one of the cardboard glass covers/coasters, fold it in half and stick it in the door frame. It stopped the rattling sound. This location doesn't have a lot of foot traffic and is very close to the aft elevators. You can look right down onto the balconies on deck 5. This is not a connecting room, and I almost never heard noise from inside other staterooms. Fantastic water pressure in the shower, but the bathroom with the toilet had a constant unpleasant smell, especially when the toilet lid was lifted. Almost sewage-y. I don't think I'd book this room again. It was nice to be one floor above the Oceaneer Club and Lab (for our kids), but I'd prefer to be able to take the stairs to deck 11. We've stayed on deck 9 before and that's where I'd prefer to be in the future.

Notes: We traveled with our 6 month old and found this room to be very quiet and comfortable. It was a bit cramped but only because we needed the pack n play crib out 24/7 (LO naps frequently). The room is very convenient to the main restaurants as well as the aft lifts. Rough seas one night revealed a squeaky ceiling trim, but a few shims of paper helped. Also, you hear and feel a rumble when arriving at port, but it's over quickly. I would stay in this room again.

Notes: No complaints. Room was way aft, so if it can be a long walk with a toddler if you happen to be at the front of the ship. Room could be rather 'creaky' when on choppier seas, but nothing that kept anyone awake.

Notes: These days this room is considered a 6A. We sailed in this stateroom for our first cruise and were quite happy. I will point out that the room is rather isolated from the main hall since it is located in the aft where the hall turns with the curve of the ship. Also the veranda wall is solid metal, not plexi. If you don't mind these details, it is a terrific stateroom.