Disney Cruise Line Stateroom Number 6652

Notes: Sail Date was April 14, 2024 (but the year hasn't been updated in the review template.) 6652 is a White Wall Verandah. You cannot see through the verandah to the ocean without standing up. This verandah is oversized and our sailing included a full size pool lounge chair, 2 upright deck chairs, and one small table. The cabin is in a semi-private alcove at the aft. The next-door cabin is a suite. There was no noise from the hallway because the cabin door is tucked away around a corner that no one would walk past. The cabin is very close to the emergency exit staircases going down to deck 5 or up to decks 7 & 8. You could use those staircases to quickly change decks before walking to the main aft staircase. There was a constant rumble of the engines which was particularly noticeable when they had to dock in a certain way at port. The captain said we had to travel at top speeds all week, but despite that the motion/rumbles didn't bother us. This was our first cruise so I did feel somewhat overwhelmed about how to organize 4 people's (2 adults, 2 kids) clothes and find things, and still have space. Many of the drawers are very thin; only a handful of them are deep enough to be useful for clothing. I would book this cabin again in a heartbeat.

Notes: Great view of fireworks from balcony. Balcony slightly larger than most. AC and a couple of outlets not working on the first night but were quickly fixed. Starboard side so good view of Castaway. Noise was minimal. Would book it again

Notes: This room was in a perfect spot. We had two adults and two kids in the room. Right next to the aft stairs and elevators, I was worried about noise but it was very quiet! With the kids, this location was perfect to go down one floor and be right by the kids clubs. Going up to 11 was right in the center of cabanas. I would choose this room again ! This cabin connects to 6654.

Notes: We love sailing aft for the convenience to all decks via the nearby aft elevators and stairs. Most ports also disembark on 1 Aft, so it's also convenient for that. It's also closest to the Oceaneer Club on Deck 5. The stateroom looked great after the renovations. The only items showing age are the bathroom tile, though always clean, and the verandah. The drain cover was left off since they were doing work. Having a 4YO makes it hard to have a white wall verandah, but it was nice to have a larger balcony because we could let her stand on a chair a little back from the edge so she could see. Stateroom host was Glen Fernandes from India. You do feel the movement back there, especially since we were hauling from Miami to CC in order to get there for photo shoot, but it was not too bad. You do hear rudders when pulling into ports, so if you're a light sleeper and not an early riser, may not be for you. We never ran into anyone in the halls other than the stateroom hosts, so it was nice and quiet.

Notes: This room has a white wall verandah. Some may not like it for this reason but my mom and I enjoyed the larger verandah. We could hear some noise in the room, but not too loud. We would book this stateroom again.

Notes: Sleeps 3!

Notes: Actually date was 1/23/2010 but Sail Date doesn't show 2010 yet :) Great room, slightly larger verandah due to being on rear curve of the ship. Felt a bit more motion this time but the seas were not as calm as past cruises.

Notes: Loved the room. Liked being aft and watching the islands fad away in the distance as we sailed off. That really did it for me! Didn't mind the metal railing. It was quiet but did hear some engine noise, very little.