Bunk Bed Option

[poohs4me]

Is there a site that tells me which cabin sleeps 3 or 4? I am trying to find out if there is a bunk bed option in mine and my sisters rooms. We only have 3 each in a cabin and I know we may not have the option but I thought this information use to be available somewhere

 

[DISNEY FANTASY]

The DCL site tells you this, what Cat are you looking at.

 

[poohs4me]

Where? My sister is in a 9B I think? I am still VGT

 

[DISNEY FANTASY]

Where? My sister is in a 9B I think? I am still VGT

Cat 9

They can out you in either, if you had 4 then you would have a bunk bed, if 3 then you may/ may not.

A Disney Cruise Line Deluxe Oceanview Stateroom is an outstanding accommodation for your family vacation on the high seas, with the added feature of a crystal clear porthole—your very own window to the ocean world outside. The deluxe room features substantially more space than you would find in a standard room and decor that reflects an elegant nautical motif.

Specifications

• Sleeps: 3 or 4
• Size: 204 sq. ft.
• Room Configuration: Queen-size bed, single convertible sofa, upper berth pull-down beds in some, split bath with tub and shower (in most)
• View: One porthole window – some with obstructed views

Room Design
A Disney Cruise Line Deluxe Oceanview Stateroom features a designated area to watch TV and movies on a comfortable couch, also equipped with a sleek and sturdy desk. When it's time for sleep, plush beds await. The seating and sleeping areas can be separated with a heavy privacy curtain.

Enjoy the convenience of a split bath, complete with a tub and shower, and separate sinks that allow for multiple people to use the space at the same time. One bathroom includes a vanity, sink and full tub/shower, while the half bath has a vanity, sink and toilet.

A Deluxe Oceanview Stateroom is classified as Categories 9A-9D located on Decks 2, 5 - 8, as follows:

• Category 9A: Decks 5, 6, 7, 8 – One Porthole Window
• Category 9B: Deck 2 – One Porthole Window
• Category 9C: Decks 6, 7, 8 – One Porthole with Obstructed View
• Category 9D: Decks 6, 7, 8 – One Porthole with Obstructed View - Limited View of Ocean

Amenities

• Sealy Posturepedic® Premium Plush Euro-top mattresses
• Frette 100% Egyptian cotton linens
• Premium bath towels
• 22" LCD flat screen TV on swivel arm with remote control
• iPod Docking Station
• Ample closet space
• Refrigerator
• In-room safe
• Hair dryer
• Phone with voice-mail messaging
• Individual climate control
• Couch
• Desk
• Chair
• Privacy curtain

Portholes
These staterooms allow you and your family to be dazzled by incredible sunrises and stunning sunsets through bright portholes, all from the comfort of your room. Choose from 3 different view types:

• Porthole with full view, offering unobstructed views of the ocean
• Porthole with obstructed view
• Porthole with obstructed view, offering limited views of the ocean

More Space
To maximize space, the wooden bed frames are elevated to provide storage under the beds for suitcases and other large items. The leather-upholstered ottoman features an inside compartment for even more out-of-the-way storage and attractive yet functional cabinetry decorate the living area. Well-positioned wall shelving takes the place of night stands.

H20 Plus Spa, Bath and Shower Products
In addition to our regular upgraded amenities and premium offerings, all Disney Cruise Line Guests will find luxurious H20 Plus spa, bath and shower products stocked in every bathroom. Sea Marine Revitalizing Shampoo, Marine Collagen Conditioner and Hydrating Body Butter let you absorb the enriching benefits of the ocean while sailing on the high seas.
VGT you will not know until assigned.

 

[poohs4me]

Please help I must be missing something? "upper berth pull-down beds in some" Which some? I do not see specifically if my room sleeps 3 or 4 and since I only booked 3 I only know it sleeps 3.

 

[DISNEY FANTASY]

Please help I must be missing something? "upper berth pull-down beds in some" Which some? I do not see specifically if my room sleeps 3 or 4 and since I only booked 3 I only know it sleeps 3.

Not exactly, if you are a group of three, you can either go in a room for three or four.

What is your stateroom number?

 

[mhconley]

Unfortunately, as DISNEY FANTASY shows above, the Disney site does not answer your question.

The only reliable way you can find out which tertiary beds are in a specific stateroom is to find a stateroom report from someone who stayed in that same stateroom before. All staterooms have a queen bed and a convertible sofa that makes into a single bed. Some staterooms have a Pullman bed and others a Murphy bed and some both a Pullman and a Murphy bed. Looks like your category 9B may or may not have a Pullman bed. The room reports on the DIS help. You can also google your specific stateroom number once you have it to see if anyone has posted photos or a report elsewhere.

I google: "Disney Fantasy xxxx" to find information on stateroom number xxxx.

Good luck,

Martin

 

[BLTtinkerbell]

On our cruise on the Dream, we had connecting 4A's. Both rooms had a queen bed, couch that turned into a twin, and a twin top bunk. One room also had a twin Murphy bed. We knew the room w/the Murphy bed slept 5, because we originally had 5 people booked in it, before adding the connecting cabin. Maybe you could check the DCL website & put in the stateroom number & number of people you want in the room. Good luck and have a great cruise!

 

[Maggie'sMom]

If you are on the Dream or Fantasy, try this thread: http://www.disboards.com/threads/dc...pdated-list-of-rooms-needed-1st-post.3194826/

 

[Weedy]

Go to the Disney Cruise Web site, pick a cruise far out that won't be booked (on the same ship you are sailing) and make a dummy cruise. You don't need to put in your name and address. When you get to the second page where you pick your cabin catagory/pick a cabin you can put in a cabin #. Once you see the cabin is available for 3 change the number of people to 4. If it says it's not available it means it won't sleep 4 (no upper bunk)

 

[lanejudy]

Which ship are you cruising? Posters here on the DIS have compiled information about *most* of the staterooms as to # of beds, etc. Here are the links:

Dream and Fantasy: http://www.disboards.com/threads/dc...pdated-list-of-rooms-needed-1st-post.3194826/
(I think there's a similar thread for the Magic and Wonder but my search is running extremely slow tonight. I'll update here when I find it.)

Enjoy your cruise!

 

[lbgraves]

Go to the Disney Cruise Web site, pick a cruise far out that won't be booked (on the same ship you are sailing) and make a dummy cruise. You don't need to put in your name and address. When you get to the second page where you pick your cabin catagory/pick a cabin you can put in a cabin #. Once you see the cabin is available for 3 change the number of people to 4. If it says it's not available it means it won't sleep 4 (no upper bunk)

This can be unreliable as you get further from opening day as rooms book. The list I researched has already been posted. There isn't one for the Magic/Wonder. That use to be available on the Passporter site.

 

[bethy]

Go to the Disney Cruise Web site, pick a cruise far out that won't be booked (on the same ship you are sailing) and make a dummy cruise. You don't need to put in your name and address. When you get to the second page where you pick your cabin catagory/pick a cabin you can put in a cabin #. Once you see the cabin is available for 3 change the number of people to 4. If it says it's not available it means it won't sleep 4 (no upper bunk)

I did this recently and it wouldn't let me book 4 in the room BUT if I booked the room for 3 and then changed the number of passengers to 4 the system let me keep the room.

I don't trust DCL's IT that much and so I still haven't been able to figure out if the staterooms for my upcoming cruise sleep 3 or 4. Crazy since the Magic has been around awhile! Rooms 6584/6586, btw. I've already googled them to pieces and checked all the websites that have stateroom reports.

Can you tell how much I'd like each of my three kids to have their own bed, lol. It could make or break the vacation.