When I searched for rooms when booking our first Disney Cruise, I opted to get connecting verandah rooms to fit our family of 5. The least expensive turned out to be the Navigator's Verandah Rooms, which have an enclosed verandah.
We were in 6140 and 6142.
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Each room had a king size bed and a convertible sofa sleeper, which the housekeeping made into a bed each evening while we were out at dinner. The curtains could be pulled for privacy.
At turndown housekeeping would also create something with the blanket and leave us chocolates.
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The bathrooms are split, with a shower and sink in one room, and a toilet and sink in another.
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We are carry-on travelers, so there seemed to be ample space for us. It did take some time to get used to all the vibrations and creaking while trying to sleep, and we could hear the occasional guest passing through the halls, but for the most part, there was minimal noise.
It was nice to be able to gaze out at the ocean, where we saw whales, dolphins, and even sea lions.
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| View from the verandah as we went back to San Diego port. |
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