Inside Sideways staterooms on Dream or Fantasy?

[Lorilais_mommie]

Did a search couldn't find a answer.
We just returned froma wonderful 7night stay on the magic.
We had rooms 5513 and 5509.. On the magic they are sideways room.
We loved them, compared to the regular inside layouts.

now we are looking to sail on the Dream or fantasynext.. Upon looking at the deck plans it appears that there are no sideways rooms..
Could someone please tell me if there are any inside sideways staterooms on the Dream or Fantasy
If there are room numbers would be great..
Thank you

 

[DISNEY FANTASY]

Deck 7 Deck 8 and Deck 9 have some.Deck 10 looks like three.

Google Disney fantasy deck plans you will get them.

 

[Lorilais_mommie]

From what I can see on then deck plans.

There are inside staterooms that run perpendicular to the standard direction, but all of them that we saw appeared to have the door at the end of the room, instead of the entrance in the center of a side wall (across from the sofa) like on the older ships.

I assume the layout of the rooms will be the same has a non sideways room than. With the bed at the far end of the room. And the bathroom and cloest right there has you walk in.

 

[Lorilais_mommie]

Here are some views of a sideways cabins on the older ships:
We Are looking for similar layout on the Dream or fantasy.









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[Flossbolna]

I have found that on the newer ships the pricing difference between the insides and the ocean views are not that big. And there are some 9D and 9C staterooms that have an unusual layout. If you look at room reviews and do a search for room numbers you should come up with some pictures. Especially the rooms that are forward in the corner seem to be rather roomy.

 

[lanejudy]

I don't believe the newer ships have exactly the same kind of "sideways" interior rooms as found on the Magic and Wonder. There are some squarish oceanview rooms (cat. 8A).

Enjoy your cruise!

 

[MouseMomx2]

There are no sideways-layout staterooms on the Dream or Fantasy. There are rooms that have the same orientation, but their doors are all at the end of the room, giving them the standard layout.