How can you find out how many people will fit in a stateroom?

[cseca]

The website just say 3-5, so how do we know it'll fit 3 or 4-5?

Thanks!

 

[dcassetta]

When you are searching for a cruise, and put all of the members of your party will be staying in your cabin. Only the cabins that will accommodate your party size will be listed as options for the cruise. For instance, if you have two adults and three children, only cabins that will hold five will be shown as available to you.

 

[cseca]

Will they always have a real bed available even for an infant you think? Or would they count it as a pack-n-play space?
For example, if I had listed a 2A plus 1 child and a 3yo in my group would they try to stick us in a room that only accommodate 3 people?

Thanks so much for replying by the way.

 

[DISNEY FANTASY]

They will accommodate the number of people booked .

 

[cseca]

Thank you both!

 

[lanejudy]

If you are looking at the Dream or Fantasy, this thread might help you out. I don't believe we have a similar thread for the Magic and Wonder, but there is a list that used to be available in older versions of the Passporter guide.

As others have mentioned, you will have a room with bed spaces at least equal to the number of people even if one is an infant. Every passenger is counted towards stateroom capacity and lifeboat capacity.

Enjoy your cruise!

 

[Bdunn]

Keep stuffing them in, and once you stop hearing any yelling or breathing, you've probably reached the limit. If you use small people, you'll get more of them in.

 

[cseca]

If you are looking at the Dream or Fantasy, this thread might help you out. I don't believe we have a similar thread for the Magic and Wonder, but there is a list that used to be available in older versions of the Passporter guide.

As others have mentioned, you will have a room with bed spaces at least equal to the number of people even if one is an infant. Every passenger is counted towards stateroom capacity and lifeboat capacity.

Enjoy your cruise!

Oh my goodness thank you so much!
I spent hours last night searching for this info ... I finally gave up and there it is...

Keep stuffing them in, and once you stop hearing any yelling or breathing, you've probably reached the limit. If you use small people, you'll get more of them in.

Hahaha! That will help save some $ for sure.

 

[dcassetta]

One thing to consider also is the type of beds in each state room. The staterooms that sleep five will have a couch the changes into a bed, a Murphy bed that folds down from the wall and will be at the same level as the sofa bed, and a bunkbed that comes down from the ceiling. With little ones you may not want them in that high bunkbed.