is there a full white wall and partial whitewall verandas

[Dznypal]

Im alittle confused now about the white wall verandas on the magic

are there 2 types--a whitewall where from the pics Ive seen it goes up to the railing and then Ive seen pics

that the white wall only goes up to about the knees

is there any way of knowing which rooms have what kind of veranda

I just booked a plexiglass veranda on the med. cruise for next sept but if Could save some money without taking away much from the view I might change it

right now we have 7594 so right between med and aft

any advice or tips on rooms would be greatly appreciated

thanks all

 

[PrincessShmoo]

Im alittle confused now about the white wall verandas on the magic

are there 2 types--a whitewall where from the pics Ive seen it goes up to the railing and then Ive seen pics

that the white wall only goes up to about the knees

is there any way of knowing which rooms have what kind of veranda

I just booked a plexiglass veranda on the med. cruise for next sept but if Could save some money without taking away much from the view I might change it

right now we have 7594 so right between med and aft

any advice or tips on rooms would be greatly appreciated

thanks all

The "white wall verandah" on the Magic class ships is the full panel below the rail. On the Dream class ships, the white wall panel only goes about shin-high, with the remainder of the panel plexiglass.

Someone here once listed what rooms were white wall ones.

 

[Dznypal]

thanks that clears everything up--Im going to stay where I am--love the plexiglass verandas

 

[mmouse37]

You can see which cabins have the "white wall" verandas on the Magic/Wonder by locating the * on the deck plans. They are all aft and you can easily tell which ones have the *.

See link below:

https://www.cruisedeckplans.com/DP/member/Disney-Magic

Click the link and then click on a deck and go to the aft cabins...you can see the *. Those are white wall verandah cabins.

MJ