Mom And Son Water Slide
  • On May 14, 2011
    Kimberly from SC Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

    Experiences, policies, pricing and other offerings are subject to change and may have changed since the date of this answer.

    How do you suggest we handle cabins on a Disney Cruise Ship with a 4yr old, 18 mth old and 5 adults??? What do you suggest since baby sleeps in a crib & probably needs more quiet than a shared room will allow?

    Ahoy, Kimberly!

    Congratulations on considering a Disney Cruise Line vacation for your family's next adventure together! As a family of six, we have experienced just about every possible combination of staterooms you can have -- two staterooms on entirely different decks, staterooms on the same deck but separated and adjoining staterooms. It really depends on the make up of your group.

    I can tell you that my preference is adjoining staterooms.  It allows for the flexibility of everyone using one room to gather in while the other one is designated the "quiet room." Plus, you have the added benefit of having two sets of bathroom facilities from which to choose at any given time. In addition, you don't have to fret about packing as much since everything is essentially delivered to and stored in the same place.

    For your group, it's going to depend on when you desire to sail and the availability of the individual ship. However, I suggest trying to book adjoining Deluxe Family Oceanview Staterooms with Verandahs. You'll have the maximum amount of space with the greatest flexibility at the most reasonable fare. Plus, your partitions on the verandahs can be removed to enjoy a shared outdoor area.

    I hope that helps you plan. Have a wonderful day and a magical vacation. Bon voyage!

    Andi
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Meet the Panelist: Andi, Alabama

Anchors aweigh! Time to set sail aboard Disney Cruise Line, and I'm just the mom to help you navigate the waters of planning. From stem to stern to ports of call, I'll show you the ropes of pixie-dusted vessels filled with magic and adventure. Learn More About Andi

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