Disney Cruise Line Stateroom Number 7632

Notes: we had a great stay. Bathroom was a bit smelly as others reported but nothing bothersome and faded in and out. No upper bunk. The balcony is whitewall, looking down half the balcony has a rail blocking ocean view ofher half looks directly into water. We could feel the engine when docking at key west and ship rotated 6am wake up as the bed started to shake other then that not much. We had a rocky sailing so you could hear every creak in the room balcony separator banged all night. Room was quick walk to drink station 2 floors up. Great location would stay again

Notes: Although the stateroom was great and the room stewart (Jude) was wonderful, the room itself had a few problems. First there was a smell coming from the shower side of the bathroom (I likened it to cat urine) and second there was a noise that sounded like someone typing on an old typewriter. this noise happened when the ship was at full speed - which happened at night. It was coming from the wall at the foot of the bed and the celing over the bed. Also the balcony was VERY small and with the two chairs and the table out there, it made it even smaller. The good thing about the room is it was very close to the secret deck. Many times we would see Mickey and Minnie as well as Goofy out there.

Notes: Although the room was big enough for the three of us, I couldnt get over the smell coming from the bathroom. It smelled like a cat had snuck on board and used our bathroom as it's. There was also a "shaking" noise coming from the celing above my head the got closer and closer each night. It seemed to get worse on the last two nights on board. The balcony was small and if you wanted to see anything, you had to remain standing. I will NEVER book a room with a white wall balcony again. The only good part of the room was it was very close to secret deck 7 and of corse our room stuart.

Notes: Excellent, quiet location. Just steps away from the "secret" deck on deck 7 aft. Very quick access to Topsiders. No noise at all in our cabin. I slept better during this trip than I have in a long time - comfortable bed! We were a party of 3. There is no pull down bunk. The verandah has a solid wall vs. the plexiglass...that would have been the only negative thing to report on this room, but it really didn't bother us at all.

Notes: Decent room but kept clean. If you wanted the view from the veranda you had to stand at all times since it is solid metal. If looking left or right you don't see the ship since you are in the curve of the ship. There was a mist when the uppper decks were cleaned. The "cooler box" is overstating what it is. It is no more colder than an ice chest closed, that would be no ice.

Notes: Our two adult children stayed this cabin while we were in another Cat5 cabin (7108). This cabin was very clean and Christopher (the stateroom attendant) was awesome! The cabin was starboard-side, slept three (no pull-down above the couch), and had a metal verandah. The view was good, but you have to be standing on the verandah in order to look out the oval opening. You would have to hold children up for them to be able to see out, as well. The verandah would, however, be a safe place for small children to play. Views: at Cape Canaveral - the bridge to the island, the cruise terminal, dock, and parking lot; at Nassau - other docked ships; at Castaway Cay - the beautiful island and the family beach!!! The split-bath had a tub on the shower side. The cabin was very close to the "secret verandah." You can definitely hear and feel vibration from the engines, but it didn't bother our daughter who is a very light sleeper. No one checked how cool the "cooling box" was - sorry! There were no connecting doors or other hindrances in this cabin. Overall, it was very comfortable.

Notes: No problems at all. Great view of Castaway Cay from verandah. This room has a metal verandah.