Inside
Standard Inside Stateroom
Cozy interior on Disney's largest ship
Stateroom categories
Oceanview
Deluxe Oceanview Stateroom
Window views of the South China Sea
Verandah
Deluxe Family Verandah
Private balcony on the mega-ship
Concierge
Concierge Suite
Luxury accommodations with exclusive amenities
What's in every stateroom
Wave phones for communication
Interactive TV
USB and outlet charging stations
Nightly turndown service
Stateroom tips
As the largest ship, many new stateroom designs to explore
via DisneyBook early for maiden voyage staterooms
via CommunityDisney Adventure rooms to think twice about
The newest and by far the largest ship in the fleet at 6,700 guests, sailing from Singapore. It is too new for trustworthy cabin-level reports, and we would rather say that than invent a list.
- Noise — almost every bad-room story is a room with something loud directly above or below it. A stateroom with other staterooms above, below and on both sides is the one that passes.
- Motion — the ship pivots around its middle, so the further you sit from the centre, the more you feel it. Low and midship is the steadiest.
- Obstruction — Disney discloses obstructed views by category, but "obstructed" covers everything from a thin rail to a lifeboat filling the glass.