The staterooms of the Disney Magic® and Disney Wonder® offer suprising appointments and spacious settings like no others on the sea. Here you have more than a place to stay. You have personal space. Every detail has been considered to make your stateroom a floating home away from home. Each is complete with lots of storage space, a safe and other amenities. In fact, most offer a bath and a half. On both Disney ships, staterooms offer substantially more space than what you would find on other cruise ships. Most comfortably accomodate at least three people - deluxe family staterooms with verandahs accomodate five. An incredible 73% of accomodations are outside staterooms with spectacular ocean vistas, and of these, 44% have private verandahs. And because all accomodations are beautifully furnished with nautical fittings, natural woods and imported tiles, you enjoy a feeling that is rare on many ships - you actually enjoy being in your stateroom.
All staterooms have tub and shower, remote control color TV, ample closet space, in-room safe, hair dryer, phone with voice-mail messaging, and individual climate-control. These plans are typical configurations. Other stateroom accommodations available. Stateroom configurations are the same for Disney Magic® and Disney Wonder®.
Stateroom Descriptions:
Disney Cruise Line® staterooms are among the most luxurious and comfortable cabins on the seas today. Even their lower end cabins provide families with the kind of accomodations you would expect from a trusted name like Disney. In fact, veteran cruisers say Disney's One and Two-Bedroom suites are the nicest in the industry. For those who can afford them, they are worth the investment.
All of their staterooms are on average, 25-50% larger than found on most other cruise line ships. Each features: a tub and shower, remote-control color TV, ample closet space, in-room safe, hair dryer, phone with voice-mail messaging, and individual climate control.
Passenger cabins are found on Decks One through Eight, with the lower numbers representing lower deck levels.
The majority of Disney's staterooms only hold four individuals. All cruise lines are very strict about this stateroom limit. Even if one of the passengers is a young child, who would rather sleep with Mom and Dad anyway. Infants count toward the cabin capacity (but pay only port charges). Cribs may be requested for young children.
Families of five who want to sail together in one room must book a Category 4 Family Stateroom with Verandah or one of the Suites. Ask one of our Disney Specialists if the option exists to book two separate staterooms on your sailing. Sometimes, this can be more economical. A limited number of staterooms onboard the ship are constructed as connecting rooms, with a door in between.
Deluxe Family Stateroom w/Verandah
304 sq. ft. Category 4
Queen-size bed or two twin beds , Sleeps 4 (some sleep 5) , Single convertible sofa Split bath , Wall pull-down bed Private verandah , Privacy divider
Deluxe Ocean "Land and Sea" Guests in Category 4 Staterooms may choose to stay at selected Deluxe Walt Disney World® Resorts.
Deluxe Stateroom w/Verandah
268 sq. ft Category 5 & 6
Queen-size bed or two twin beds Sleeps 3 (some sleep 4) , Single convertible sofa , Private verandah
Privacy divider , Split bath
"Land and Sea" Guests in Category 5 or Category 6 Staterooms may choose to stay at selected Deluxe Walt Disney World® Resorts.
Standard Inside Stateroom
184 sq. ft. Category 11 & 12
Queen-sized bed or two twin beds , Bath Single convertible sofa Sleeps 3 (some sleep 4) , Privacy divider
"Land and Sea" Guests in Category 11 or Category 12 Staterooms may choose to stay at selected Moderate Walt Disney World® Resorts.
Two bedrooms , Wet bar , Queen-sized beds , TV and VCR , Two and a half bathrooms , Private verandah , Whirlpool tub , Concierge service
Sleeps five , Walk-in closets , Living area with convertible sofa ,
"Land and Sea" Guests in Category 2 Staterooms may choose to stay at Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa.
Royal Suite --
1,029 sq. ft Category 1
Two bedrooms. Dining salon
One with queen-size bed, Pantry
One with two twin beds and two
pull-down upper berths, Wet bar
Media library with wall pull-down bed, TV and VCR, Two and a half bathrooms Private verandah, Whirlpool tub Concierge service, Walk-in closets Sleeps five, Living room
"Land and Sea" Guests in Category 1 Staterooms may choose to stay at Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa.
One-Bedroom Suite with Verandah -- 614 sq. ft. Category 3
Queen-size bed , TV and VCR . Living area with double convertible sofa , Private verandah , Wall pull-down bed Concierge service , Two bathrooms Sleeps four (some sleep five) , Walk-in closet , Wet bar
"Land and Sea" Guests in Category 3 Staterooms may choose to stay at Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa.
Deluxe Stateroom with Navigator's Verandah
268 sq. ft. Category 7
Queen-sized bed or two twin beds , Sleeps 3 , Nautical touches on an enclosed private verandah Single convertible sofa , Privacy divider , Split bath
"Land and Sea" Guests in Category 7 Staterooms may choose to stay at selected Deluxe Walt Disney World® Resorts.
Deluxe Ocean View Stateroom
214 sq. ft. Category 8 & 9
Queen-sized bed or two twin beds Split bath , Single convertible sofa Sleeps 3 (some sleep 4) , Privacy divider
"Land and Sea" Guests in Category 8 and Category 9 Staterooms may choose to stay at selected Moderate Walt Disney World® Resorts
Deluxe Inside Stateroom
214 sq. ft Category 10
Queen-sized bed or two twin beds Split bath Single convertible sofa Sleeps 3 (some sleep 4) Privacy divider 214 sq. ft.
"Land and Sea" Guests in Category 10 Staterooms may choose to stay at selected Moderate Walt Disney World® Resorts.
