Disney Cruise Line Stateroom Number 8500

Notes: This is an accessible room and we loved it! It really seemed quite spacious. It was also nice to be able to look over the VIBE area, where our teenager occasionally hung out.

Notes: This was a great room! Super quiet, only one neighbor. The highlight was watching the captain dock the boat at port. . . you can see him and all of the controls from the verandah. This room is right below Senses Spa, and there was no overhead noise at all. It's very close to the forward stairs and elevators. Only one flight up to Deck 9 (spa, pool, Cabanas), and very close to the Cove Cafe (loved that a latte was so close every morning). Beautiful views at Castaway Cay. We are a family of 4 (two kids under 8), and we did not use the murphy bed, but liked having the extra space. We would absolutely book this room again in the future!

Notes: This Stateroom was very oversized compared to other rooms it was a handicap room. the views were amazing like you are on the bridge. I would love having the same room anytime stateroom host was amazing

Notes: I loved the location of this room. It is the farthest aft cabin- but was convenient except for getting soda. The views of the port were beautiful. The room was spacious and ultra quiet! Loved looking at the bridge.

Notes: A little noisy while pulling into port. End of hall and nice quiet area. You can see ahead coming into each port. Great view of teen area! A bit of motion in the evenings. Great size room for someone with a wheelchair.

Notes: This room is at end of hallway. We didn't feel ship movement, except on a rough sea day, which is usually not true in a forward room. It was very quiet, as their was very little foot traffic. My party had rooms 8500 & 8502.

Notes: Note: this is a HC accessible room randomly assigned to us - so I can't comment on how well it functions as a HC room. That said, we thought this was an amazing room. Very quiet, spacious, bright and convenient to adult area on pool deck. Huge room with lots of space on either side of the bed. Single bathroom but very large. No tub but large shower stall surrounded by drains and curtain - nothing outside shower area ever got wet. Functioned well as gathering space for our extended family. Minor quirk - the fold down bed is over the desk so made getting around and using the top of the desk cramped, but easily fixed by partially folding it back when not in use (before room cleaned and properly tucked back into ceiling). I was worried about motion since this is in the very front of the ship - no problems. Smallish window looks over teen pool area. Overall an excellent room I would be thrilled to have again.

Notes: Room 8500 was a magificant room. Not only did we get the Disney service, but the location on the ship was great! Everywhere we docked, we had a view that took our breath away. When you dock, look to the forward of the ship. Thats where the captain docks the ship. We waved while we pulled into Key West. I Strongly recommend this stateroom.

Notes: This a HA stateroom with lots of space. It has a weird porthole window that you have to bend to look out of. It is at the very front of the ship but wasn't a long walk from the forward elevator. Very easy to get to the adult areas from this stateroom. I would stay here again.

Notes: We loved this room. Only one neighbor! A quick run up the stairs leaves you at the spa/gym and four flights down in the theater where all the evening entertainment is. Room is quiet. It's a bit of a walk to stairs or elevator, but we didn't mind.

Notes: End of corridor with only 1 neighbor - very quiet. Spa and deck 9 overlook above caused just a little noise, but nothing like midship deck 8 rooms (what rocket scientist put the priciest rooms on the top deck?). Best feature though is being right next to the starboard bridge pier - not the closest you can get (deck 9 overlook is closer), but right at eye level with the captain as he looks back to dock. We exchanged greetings just before docking at St. Martin - how cool is that?