Disney Cruise Line Stateroom Number 7000

Notes: This room did not have much foot traffic at all due to it being at the end of the hallway. Did get a bit noisy from crew member who had television loud in evening (10:30 pm) and sometimes in the early morning (6:30 am). Room was in great condition and the large port hole was awesome!

Notes: I found it to be a little noisy because you cannot hear the hum of the engines to drown noise out. The room was very spacious. Given the age of the ship I thought the room was in good condition. The room is very convenient to everything! The deluxe porthole was amazing!

Notes: Quiet location,

Notes: This is in the front of the ship so be prepared to do a bit of walking. Quiet most of the time, no through traffic. Did hear noise while docking. No upper bunk, nice view of bow. Did like the extra floor space under the window. We would get the same room again.

Notes: 7000 is located forward, port side. Very quiet location, last room in hallway. There is a crew only door next to it, but we were not bothered at all by crew activity. The stateroom has it's own creaks and groans when in choppy seas. It is a short distance to elevators, but a very long distance from restaurants and dk. 9 drink station, convenient to guest services, shops and WD theater. This would be a stateroom I would stay in again.

Notes: I would not recommend this stateroom (and the connecting room next door, 7002) mainly because it was quite a distance from the elevators. It was somewhat of a trek to get to the room for those quick trips to change clothes. Also, there was an annoying noise that occurred about every 15-30 minutes which sounded like a steel cart going down a laundry chute. I'm guessing this had to do with the housekeeping staging area being right across the hall from the room. That was also not a plus, since there were housekeeping carts out in the hall quite a bit to navigate around. Also, it does have a view out of the front of the ship, which I thought would be fun so we could watch the view coming in to port, but at both Castaway Cay and Nassau, the ship backs into the port, so there are no views to be had there. The rooms themselves are very clean and nice, and I love the separate shower and toilet areas, but next time I will choose a room closer to the elevators and more midship. FYI this room contains a queen bed and sofa that flattens out into a twin bed. The other room also has the same set-up. Plenty of room for our family of 6.

Notes: Great room had large porthole with sloping recess overlooking the front of the ship. A fair walk from the lift (elevator) but the up side was absolutely NO thru traffic. Highly Recommended. Friends were in the adjoining room 7002 which was equally as good

Notes: The actual room was great! There was plenty of room for a family of 3 and lots of storage. You also have a good view out of the porthole. The downside is that when you dock, it is very noisy, and at times, the room actually vibrated during docking. It woke my husband and me up but not our 12 yr old daughter. The laundry is very close, and this area of the ship is quiet at all times of the day - except during docking.

Notes: Quiet location. The only drawback is this room does not have a pull down bed for the kids. We also had adjoining room 7000, which was nice too.

Notes: I have stayed in this cabin once on the Magic and once on the Wonder (we have the Magic scheduled for 2009 again)and I love it. It is very quiet since it is at the end of the hall. Very convient to the adult pool.

Notes: It is a long walk down to the elevators, but we loved it because it gave us extra exercise. It was very quiet. There were no special views at all. We would stay in it again! :)