Question on how many people in room??

[momoftwins]

I was looking at the official Disney Cruise site and I noticed that for the rooms with the navigator's veranda, it says sleeps 3, some 4.

Are there many navigator staterooms that can accommodate 4? Or will there be a crunch to get these?

Thank you and have a great day.

 

[Carlnne]

I was told by DCL that all navigator verandas sleep 3.

 

[goofyforus]

Hi momoftwins, i am a mom of twins also. We have booked the June 26 cruise on the Magic and have a navigator room with veranda that sleeps 4. I was told it has the bed that pulls down out of the ceiling and the sofa sleeper.


We can't wait. We booked in February and planned this as a gift to them as they graduate from High school in June.

 

[Michelemouse]

There are some Category 7 cabins that actually have a full verandah. They used to be classified as Cat. 6 cabins but the verandah is partially obstructed so they were downgraded to Cat. 7. I believe it is these cabins that can sleep 4. Before they were downgraded Cat. 7's only slept 3.

 

[momoftwins]

Great news. My twins are only 7, so the sleeping arrangements should be comfortable for both of them.

Thanks and have a great night!

 

[figment52]

Don't worry - DCL will not put four people in a cabin that only sleeps three.

 

[HooKooDooKu]

I recently talked to a DCL represenative about this exact question.

I was told that ALL Navigator's Verandahs only sleep 3 (but as someone else already noted, there are some non-Navigator's Verandahs listed as Cat 7).

There must be a bed for every passenger (maritime law). This includes infants and you CAN'T count the portable crib they provide. (In other words, families of 4 can't be in rooms with Navigtor's Verandahs).