Staterooms

Stateroom categories

Character-themed staterooms

Wish-class ships theme their stateroom corridors and doors deck by deck.

What's in every stateroom

Stateroom tips

Disney Destiny rooms to think twice about

The three Wish-class ships share a layout, so the same advice holds for all of them. There is no widely-reported list of individual bad cabins yet — these ships are newer and the community data is thinner — but the category and deck patterns are clear and more useful anyway.

• Category 11C is the one to skip — inside rooms on Deck 2 with no natural light, at the far end of the ship from most of what you will actually use. Category 11A or 11B costs a little more and solves both problems.
• Category 7A is a Navigator’s Verandah, enclosed with a large open porthole rather than an open railing, on decks 6–9. Fine if you want the price; disappointing if you pictured a balcony.
• Deck 2 in general is a long way from the pool and buffet if you prefer stairs to lifts.

Where to look instead

• Deck 7 is the quiet verandah deck — surrounded by staterooms above and below, which is exactly the test that screens out noise.
• Category 6 obstruction is mild, typically a solid wall at the bottom of the verandah rather than anything in your eyeline.

The full stateroom location guide, fleet-wide →