Disney Cruise Line Stateroom Number 7631

Notes: This room is a handicap room so rather than the long rectangular shape of a room this one is more square giving it much more moveable space. Bathroom is one large space with no tub. But does have a seat in the shower stall and there is enough room for two to move in the space easily. We found the room to be lacking in standard american electrical outlets. 3 in including the one behind the TV and unplugging the wave phone. Also the room was very creaky and on rough sea days it got more noticeable. I'm a heavy sleeper and one night I was disturbed by the noise. Convenient to use stairs rather than the elevator, however if walking to the other end of the ship choose to go up first as it is along walk down the hallway with not great view a bit like walking through a mirror going on and on.... Only two adults in this room for only a 3 night cruise so space was fine for us. There is a couch and coffee table in the room a small stool at the desk. With no porthole or veranda to look out we used the TV channel to see what the view was outside the ship when we were in the room. Over all I really like the room found it to be a great spacious space missed not having a tub a bit and didn't really like the noise the room made. for a short cruise I would stay here again.

Notes: This cabin is handicapped access, there is no couch in the room. The pull down bed is 90 degrees from the regular bed and when pulled down one trips over the leg. The desk is next to the pull down bed, and the TV is on the wall next to the door. There are no upper cabinets which decreases the amount of storage. The drawers are split - half by the desk and half by the TV. The TV is fixed to the counter and can not be moved. The steamer trunk is next to the door. The bathroom door does not stay open, and the ramp into the bathroom is slick (we all slipped on this). It seems the closet is slightly smaller than in other cabins. There are two telephones - one in the bathroom and one between the bed and pull down bed (when the pull down bed was in use, the phone was kicked off the hook - we had shifted the bed over to accomodate luggage storage). Overall we found the cabin quiet, easy to access because it is at the aft stairwell. There is a small deck area that is very close for aft viewing. This deck is closed from 7p-7a. The back stairwell to the buffet was a nice perk which allowed us easy access to Topsiders. We were 3 non-handicapped in this cabin and found the lack of storage difficult but manageable.

Notes: This room is a handicap accessible room. It is large but the room is extremely noisy. We had trouble sleeping every night because of the noise. I would not recommend it unless you are a heavy sleeper or bring earplugs with you.

Notes: This room is a handicap accessible room. It is large but the room is extremely noisy. We had trouble sleeping every night because of the noise. I would not recommend it unless you are a heavy sleeper or bring earplugs with you.

Notes: Since this is a handicap accessable room it is larger then the average standard inside stateroom. This was a very spacious room. The location of the room was a plus since the soda machines & most of the restaurants are located in the back just a couple decks above. Very quiet and peaceful. No complaints.

Notes: We were very happy with this room . The single bathroom was great with the disability I have . It has NO sofa but has a pull down Murphy bed ( which was not comfortable at all ) and a chair and desk area - with the Murphy bed pulled down there was still room. We took the chair and put it close to the entry door and still had room to get around the Murphy . It was a little noisy when the seas got rough , but nothing I couldn't sleep through . I give it a 5 star !!!I was told on the phone the two twins could not be separated but when i got on board they separated them so no worries there as well .