room 6654

[peeta]

anyone have any pictures or info on cabin 6654 ?

 

[atigeg]

I don't have any photos, but we stayed in 6652 a couple of times, which is right next door. Since 6654 is a handicapped stateroom, it will be quite large with a huge verandah (solid metal rather than plexiglass). It is in the butt end of the ship, in a very nice, quiet area. You will hear some engine noise, but nothing bad...personally, I find it soothing. You will also be right by the "secret" staircase that goes up to the buffet. I think it's a great area...6652 used to be my favorite stateroom until I discovered 5650, which is lower and thus closer to the water. You will probably like 6654 even better due to the larger size. In my opinion, aft is the best area of the ship.
Barb
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[CGandW]

We stayed in 6654 in 2000. Wife is disabled and uses a wheelchair. Room was great. Motion and noise not a problem. Extra space to allow wheelchair manuvering. Doors wider too. Queen bed plus one convertible sofa (to single bed). Bed was a little low for easy handicapped use. (A surprise since we have found the beds at the Disney resorts too high for easy use.) Like the other outside cabins there is a divider curtain between the portion ofthe room with the bed and the portion with the sofa. Bath is not the typical "split" bath of the other outside cabins. Single bath has shower with fold down seat on one side and separate tub on other side. Lots of grab bars around toilet, shower and tub. (Personally I think grab bars in the bath is great for any cabin on a ship.) Balcony is larger than standard. Especially nice if anyone in your party has problems getting up to the top deck easily for sun and air. Maybe a whiff of diesel exhaust on the balcony once the entire week. The room is a little oddly shaped because of the curve of the stern. But they took advantage of the shape to set aside some of the otherwise unusable area to make a small closet where we could store the wheelchair. We enjoyed the room immensely, and hope you do too.

W.