Disney Cruise Line Stateroom Number 7132

Notes: We had 7130 & 7132 (connecting). Both were great cabins. Very little noise. Deck 7 is in the middle so is convenient to all decks. Storage was unbelievable, so many places to put things. Sitting on the deck the lifeboats on deck 5 were not noticeable at all. We loved being closer to the water versus the upper decks. We will book deck 7 mid again!

Notes: This was our first time sailing on the Magic and we were pretty happy with this stateroom. It has a solid white balcony that is a little hard to see over when sitting, but we still enjoyed our time out there. Oddly, there was a perpetual damp spot right outside the shower-bathroom door (it was there when we arrived) that never dried. Also, the shower drain was a little finicky. We were also near a bunch of accessible rooms, so it got a little crowded at times with ECVs. That said, I would stay in this room again.

Notes: I love Disney cruises. I think the service is great and the attention to detail is fantastic. That said, I don't recommend this room. I was quite disappointed at how tall the solid white wall is - you can't see over it unless standing at the rail. And since this is aft, the top of the balcony above is sloping over and down and it feels like a cave. I think the Navigators Verandah would even be better than this because it is decorated better and has the same view. If I had to do it again, I would pay more for a regular balcony.

Notes: Good location for us. We liked Deck 7. It was nice to use the stairs up to Deck 11 or down to Deck 4. We used the aft elevators alot because they were closer and less crowded. We enjoyed the port views of Costa Maya and Cozumel. The room was connecting, had a murphy bed, and small steamer trunk. Plenty of storage space.

Notes: Nice room, spacious, no noise, nice long dresser with plenty of storage. Midship location. Did feel like a long walk from any of the elevators but this is a large ship! This cabin is on the port side of the ship. Verandah had no obstructions that we observed.

Notes: Great Cabin. The only noise was a vibration sound coming from around the door. I only noticed when we were cruising at night. It was not loud and my mom didn't even hear it. Our cabin was an upgrade but I wouldn't be disaapointed if I paid full price. We didn't have a problem with the solid wall balcony. Storage was not a problem either. We hung up most of our clothes.

Notes: This is about as far aft as you can be. Pros: Right by the secret deck and the far aft stairs, also convenient to pop up to Deck 9 for beverages, it has a balcony so you can get some fresh air, and it was quiet barring some creaking during bad weather. Cons: Solid wall balcony and no steamer trunk, plus balcony is on the smaller side and is sharply curved due to the shape of the ship so there's not much room outside. For us, this cat 5 compared unfavorably with a less pricey cat 6 with a full size plexi balcony and steamer trunk or a Navigator's Verandah w/ a trunk. We were lucky to be able to upgrade at the port, but if we were paying full price, there's no question that we'd avoid a solid balcony/no trunk stateroom like this one for a future trip. The convenience of the location IMO just didn't outweigh the negatives, esp when compared to other configurations out there. Still, we enjoyed our cruise, and if you really love being by the secret deck, this may be the room for you!

Notes: I give it a 5 because it was in great condition--a couple months after drydock I would hope so. I did not like the cabin much though--the solid wall was a bummer and there was no extra space, maybe even a bit less space on the verandah from the curve of the ship. Also, no steamer trunk for storage, and missing some shelves in the closet compared to other staterooms was DW's thought. Convenient to get from deck 7 down to restaurants and shows or up to deck 9.

Notes: A great room that we got at a great rate through a military discount. However, it was listed as having a "solid white wall balcony." In case anyone wonders what that is, it means the balcony was in the curve of the ship, so there were no railings, just a solid white wall. To me, it was much safer...however when you sat in the outdoor chairs you could not see over the wall. It would be great room for kids if you were nervous about them being on the veranda.