Dream 7558 and 7560

[AmandEm]

Reviews on either of these rooms? I'm thinking they are pretty quite because there is nothing near them but more staterooms. Traveling with DSIL and DBIL so not sure which room is ours yet.

 

[campinggal]

We're in 7558 for our cruise that departs 2/20!

I'll be sure to post a review when we get back. We've got some time planned in the parks right after the cruise so I probably won't get the review posted until early March.

Is there something specific you want me to scope out? I'm happy to keep it in mind and try to report back.

It looked like a pretty good location to me!

Liz

 

[olewnikpe]

Reviews on either of these rooms? I'm thinking they are pretty quite because there is nothing near them but more staterooms. Traveling with DSIL and DBIL so not sure which room is ours yet.

Would like to know about #7560 as well; we're staying there in May.

 

[AmandEm]

I just wanted to check the noise level. I'll have a 2yr old who is very noise sensitive when it's nap time It has to be quite for her to fall asleep. Thanks!!

 

[stevenpensacola]

Deck 7

Deck 7 of the Disney Dream features balcony staterooms, family cabins and a few inside cabins as well. Because the cabin decks above and below buffer noises generated from public areas, accommodations on Deck 7 tend to be quieter.

* Forward on Deck 7 of the Disney Dream, Ocean View Staterooms 7000- 7008 and 7500- 7506 have a beautiful, picturesque view of the ocean from porthole windows. Of these, 7500 is more spacious than average and are wheelchair accessible.

* Deluxe Inside Staterooms 7501, 7673, and 7675 are 35 sq. ft. larger than standard on Deck 7 of the Dream.

* Deluxe Family Ocean View Staterooms (7010- 7020 and 7172- 7180 port side and 7508- 7518 and 7670- 7678 starboard) are quite spacious. As mentioned, family cabins are very popular given their attractive sleeping arrangements. They sell out very quickly, so it is best to book early to get a family cabin.

* On Deck 7 of the Disney Dream, there are several staterooms with verandahs, including family verandah cabins port side (7022- 7170 & 7182- 7188) and starboard (7520- 7668 & 7680- 7686).

Between the midship and aft elevators on Deck 7 of the Disney Dream, Deluxe Family Ocean View Staterooms with Verandahs (7088- 7150 port side and 7586- 7648 starboard) are the largest accommodations on this deck. Each has up to 299 sq. ft. including the veranda. Family cabins with verandas are highly desirable, and it's important to reserve early on if this is your preference.

* Aft on Deck 7 of the Dream, Ocean View Staterooms with Verandahs 7190 and 7688 are larger than standard and wheelchair accessible.
* Verandah staterooms 7192, 7194, and 7690 also have have magnificent (less breezy) aft ocean views!

This is from:
http://cruiseadvice.org/disney-cruise-line/disney-dream/cabin-selection

 

[campinggal]

I just wanted to check the noise level. I'll have a 2yr old who is very noise sensitive when it's nap time It has to be quite for her to fall asleep. Thanks!!

Great! I'll keep that in mind when I'm in the cabin in mid-afternoon and make sure to comment on noise levels specifically when I post my review.

 

[Rizzo1]

Is cabin 7560 well maintained?

 

[Bear3412]

I would like to post some actual facts about these two cabins.

Both cabins are starboard cat 5c, sleep 4, with bunk, both verandas are w/o veranda outer skinage, 7558 couch faces forward.
7560 couch faces aft.

Both are mid life boat / non skin / non limited view, so moot. Therefore,
I would pick 7558. Due to couch forward direction.

Both cabins are similar and in the same general area, as the are adjoining.

Both cabins should be "quite" satisfactory, it's all relative... cabins above and below... so they should be "quiet."

I'm sure DSIL and DBIL will be quite comfortable.

JMO