IMPORTANT - Regarding the four "obstructed view" Cat. 6s and Cat. 5s

[KeenHo]

The stateroom we had (6634) had a double/queen bed and a couch. I think the couch would fold down to make a single sleeping area - but I'm not sure. Maybe three but definitely not 4.

Howard

 

[strawberryblonde]

I was very interested in how this issue would be resolved back when Cam and Howard posted about it. I'm very glad Disney adjusted the price for these rooms. I hope they can come up with an inexpensive solution to letting customers know which type of room they will be getting not just the price they will be paying. In the meantime, perhaps all of the happy informed DISers will snap up the rooms so noone expecting a true nav. room will be dissapointed by them! Seems to be working so far with the "secret porthole" rooms. I have yet to read about some poor soul wanting their dark inside room and having to contend with daylight because they accidently got into a s.p.r. I think they get booked up too far in advance by people who want them and I'm hoping the same happens with these obstructed 6s and 5s.

Thanks again Cam and Howard for helping bring about this change and for informing future cruisers. I for one, am staying with my "full view" room as it will be priceless to me. I would have been dissapointed in the obstructed rooms.

 

[shoes99]

I booked cabin 7120 for a future cruise on the Magic. I read about the obstructed view cabins on several sites and am happy to get that cabin at the cat 7 price. DH will probably not set foot on the verandah, ( he is a little afraid of water), but I will enjoy it. We are going on the Eastern Caribbean which has 3 days at sea and I have always wanted to sail with a verandah. We did the 10 day Sun Princess thru the Panama Canal and had an inside cabin. I know the verandah is obstructed but I am happy.
Michele