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Disney Dream Cruise Ship Cabins
Disney Dream Cruise Ship Cabins
Cabins on the Disney Dream Cruise Ship range from smaller budget friendly staterooms to larger suites with private verandas. All cabins on this ship include a seating area that can be kept private from the sleeping area by drawing a curtain. Square footage, window options, and types of beds vary among the different styles of cabins.
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The Concierge Royal Suite with Veranda is the largest of the cabin choices with the exception of the luxurious Roy O. Disney Royal Suite. Including the veranda, it measures 1,029 square feet. With multiple bedrooms, this room sleeps up to seven people. The Concierge Two Bedroom Suite with veranda has a total of 945 square feet, and it also sleeps seven.
The concierge One Bedroom Suite with Veranda is 614 square feet and will sleep four or five people. This cabin lacks multiple rooms, but it does include a queen size bed, double sleeper sofa, a wall pull-down bed, and an upper berth pull-down bed. These are the only three cabin types that offer concierge services. All of them are located on decks 11 and 12. Each room also has both a full bath and a half bath.
The Deluxe Family Oceanview Staterooms with Veranda can be found on decks six through ten. They measure 304 square feet and sleep four to five people. Each has a queen size bed, single convertible sofa, upper berth pull-down bed, and a wall pull-down bed. A split bath is found in this style of cabin.
The Deluxe Oceanview Staterooms with Veranda measure 268 square feet and sleep three to four people. Found on decks five through ten, these rooms have a queen bed, single convertible sofa, upper berth pull-down bed, and a split bath. The Deluxe Oceanview Stateroom with Navigator’s Veranda is the same size, and it includes the same beds and bath. The only difference is the veranda, which is smaller and may have an obstructed view.
Deluxe Oceanview Staterooms lack the veranda and large windows. They do have a porthole window. Measuring 214 square feet, this cabin sleeps three to four people. They are located on decks two and decks five through eight. Each has a queen sized bed, a single convertible sofa, and an upper berth pull-down bed along with a split bath.
Deluxe Inside Staterooms on decks five through nine are 214 square feet. They sleep three to four people with a queen bed, single convertible sofa, and an upper berth pull-down bed. This cabin has a split bath. Instead of an actual window, these rooms have a magical porthole. Made to look like a real porthole, these LCD screen monitors are connected to outside high definition cameras that show real time footage of the ocean.
Standard Inside Staterooms are the smallest of the Disney Dream Cruise Ship cabins. These economical rooms measure 184 square feet, and they sleep three to four people. Located on decks two and decks five through ten, these cabins also have magical portholes in place of windows. The porthole screens can be turned off by a switch.
The cabins are beautiful and seem to be spacious. Are these the top of the line expensive cabins or are these your average person cabins. Kind of like flying first class or coach.
You make me want to pack my bag and get on a cruise. I have always wanted to go on a Disney cruise with my kiddos and I would love to stay in one of these beautiful rooms.
That is such an awesome experience. We took this cruise and we had an amazing time. Disney really does know how to make everything a memorable experience.
I have never been on a cruise ship before. I imagined their cabins would be super small. I cannot believe how big these are!
I have heard such wonderful things about Disney cruises. I would love to go with my family some time! Those cabins are fantastic. We went on a cruise years ago and the cabins were pretty plain.
This made me want to take a Disney cruise!!! Those cabins are awesome! I have only been on one cruise in my life. It’s due time for another!
I have yet to be on a cruise, due to time. Those cabins look so clean and comfortable. Would like to go on a cruise soon!
Wow, these are really nice! I had always wondered what the Disney cruise trips were like. Looks fun!
The cabin is beautiful and I’m sure you’ve had a wonderful experience. I’ve never been on a cruise, but we’re saving up for a Disney Cruise next year.
I think the little cabins are quaint and beautiful all at the same time. But I am also guessing that they are not there so you can stay in your room. With all of the things going on throughout the ship I imagine they are thinking you are going to want to explore.
Me and my hubby are supposed to go to a cruise ship getaway but we have to postpone it because of my pregnancy. Cabins on the Disney Dream Cruise Ship looks very lovely!
Wow that just screams luxury. I have never thought about taking a cruise seriously until I saw these photos. How pretty!
This looks so amazing. My husband and I have been talking about taking our kids on a Disney cruise.
We are planning a Disney cruise. I am going to look into these accommodations. They look so comfortable
A Disney Dream Cruise would be amazing indeed. These cabins are all gorgeous and I would not mind staying in any of them. The Concierge Royal Suite with the Veranda would be amazing and I love it sleeps up to 7 people. Thanks for sharing these amazing cabins.
I would love to go for a cruise on the Disney Dream. Those family suites looks absolutely amazing. The decor just screams Disney luxury.
Disney really does have the most spacious and luxurious cabins. I’ve been on different cruise lines but nothing beats Disney cruise ships.
The cabins are beautiful. If I ever went on another cruise, I would book an interior stateroom since you typically don’t spend a ton of time in your room. I like that Disney added the privacy curtain for the parents too.
I love Disney cruises. I don’t have children but I know everyone can agree with me when I say they’re just as fun for adults.
Those cabins are seriously unreal. I would love to go on a Disney Cruise.
Wow, those cruise ship rooms look AMAZING. I went on lots of cruises as a kid but the rooms were never this nice. Oh how times have changed!
Wow, we have stayed in Disney hotels before, and have always been amazed at the level of luxury that they offer. This is above and beyond though of what I would expect from a cruise ship – the best! Would love to travel with Disney some day!
Combining classic beauty and modern luxury with legendary Disney storytelling, the award-winning Disney Dream invites you to embark on an unforgettable voyage where dreams really do come true.
I’ve never been on a cruise but the one thing I heard all the time is that the cabins are small. I see that is not the case on this Disney Dream Cruise ship. The cabin looks inviting and cozy.
It would be such a dream to take my family on a cruise on the Disney Dream. I love everything Disney, and I am sure a cruise is super special. These photos are gorgeous, I can’t wait to book a cruise.
I’ve always imagined cruise ships to have much smaller beds than this. This looks amazing! Bigger than I expected.
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