Category 4 with murphy bed

[PrincessSophiesMom]

we will be traveling with 2 young children and don't want either of them in the pull down bunk. Is there any chart floating around with information on which category 4 rooms come with a Murphy bed? I already know to avoid the 4e with extended balcony and no Murphy bed.

 

[cris0809]

Theoretically if you do a search on the DCL site for your sailing and put in 5 guests you should be able to see what is available.

It should look something like this:
Queen bed (2)
Sofa (1)
Bunk (1)
Murphy (1)

 

[Prose]

We were just in a 4c on deck 7 on the Fantasy. It had the Murphy Bed and the big round tub with the seat. Very convenient, quiet location.

 

[micknme]

We were in a 4a on the Fantasy, room 9618 with a murphy bed.

 

[ruadisneyfan2]

Theoretically if you do a search on the DCL site for your sailing and put in 5 guests you should be able to see what is available.

It should look something like this:
Queen bed (2)
Sofa (1)
Bunk (1)
Murphy (1)

This.
I'm assuming you're referring to the Dream or Fantasy? We were in 6644 on the Fantasy and 7642 on the Dream and both had a murphy bed.
I've never stayed in a cat 4 on the Magic or Wonder.

 

[lbgraves]

This is a list that I have done of a majority of the rooms on the Dream/Fantasy. Since the last release date has been a while, you won't necessarily be able to find accurate room capacities at this time. This is due to the fact that each cruise only allows a certain number of rooms with 5 & 4 people, even though more rooms could physically accommodate that many people. I filled in a lot of unknown room information on opening day when this wouldn't play a part in the search. If a room that could sleep up to 5 people came up with 5, then it has a bunk and murphy. If it only allowed 4 people, then it just has a murphy. Some of the rooms have been confirmed through reviews posted on the thread and elsewhere online when I searched for the room number. HTH.

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