Disney Treasure Veranda bumps

[HooKooDooKu]

The Disney ships have "Deluxe Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah" that sleeps 4 and "Deluxe Family Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah" that sleeps 5. The "family" version is a bit longer to accommodate a murphy bed for the 5th guest.

When selecting a stateroom for the Disney Treasure, the drawings on the web page, indicates these "Family" rooms are located where the sides of the ship "balloon out" to accommodate the extra length of these rooms. But at each end of these "balloons" there are two "non-family" verandah. These drawings appear to indicate these verandah's are NOT rectangular (to accommodate the start of the "balloon" section) and are a little bigger than other veranda's because of this.

Trying to confirm this with anyone who has stayed in one of these cabins.

I did a search that showed someone asked a similar question back in April, but I didn't see any responses.

 

[Dr.Mrs.ScroogeMcDuck]

The Disney ships have "Deluxe Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah" that sleeps 4 and "Deluxe Family Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah" that sleeps 5. The "family" version is a bit longer to accommodate a murphy bed for the 5th guest.

When selecting a stateroom for the Disney Treasure, the drawings on the web page, indicates these "Family" rooms are located where the sides of the ship "balloon out" to accommodate the extra length of these rooms. But at each end of these "balloons" there are two "non-family" verandah. These drawings appear to indicate these verandah's are NOT rectangular (to accommodate the start of the "balloon" section) and are a little bigger than other veranda's because of this.

Trying to confirm this with anyone who has stayed in one of these cabins.

I did a search that showed someone asked a similar question back in April, but I didn't see any responses.

Correct. They start the "balloon" out, so they are SLIGHTLY larger. We were on the wish in 9550, and we are booked on the treasure in 9552. Is it enough to make any real difference in space....probably not, but I still picked it for the extra room.

 

[DCL58]

We just sailed in 2 adjoining bump out family verandah cabins. It was hard to tell that the verandahs were any bigger than the normal size non bump out verandahs. Nothing like the oversized verandahs on deck 5 of the fantasy/dream. I can’t imagine that the pre bump out verandahs would be noticeably larger.

 

[readyplayer]

We stayed in stateroom 10546 (a non-family verandah) on the Treasure and to us the verandah was noticeably larger. I believe it was the largest verandah in the bumpout. It wasn't exactly rectangular, one side was a little deeper than the other, but to me it was a lot of extra space. On the Wish class ships, stateroom 9550 has a smaller verandah. We are booked on the Destiny in 9552 which will again have the largest verandah in the bumpout. In the photo, notice the space in front of and behind the chair.

 

[dad of 3 addicted to DCL]

We stayed in stateroom 10546 (a non-family verandah) on the Treasure and to us the verandah was noticeably larger. I believe it was the largest verandah in the bumpout. It wasn't exactly rectangular, one side was a little deeper than the other, but to me it was a lot of extra space. On the Wish class ships, stateroom 9550 has a smaller verandah. We are booked on the Destiny in 9552 which will again have the largest verandah in the bumpout. In the photo, notice the space in front of and behind the chair.
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Thanks for the photo! We're in this stateroom next October