Room for 4

[dboules]

What category has room for 4. I have sailed on Royal Caribbean and usually book a room with 2 beds that pull down from the ceiling for my kids. Then the two low beds they push together to make one bed.

Does Disney have anything like this? Which category?

Thanks,
Diana

 

[mickeyboat]

We stayed in a Category 9 with 4. We were originally booked in a Category 11 with the same configuration.

The twin beds are put together, there is a sofa which converts into a single bed, and there is a bed which pulls down from the ceiling above the sofa bed. It ends up being like bunk beds. DD4 slept up top, DD3 slept on the bottom. It worked out well for us.

Denae

 

[din]

Most rooms sleep four with a few exceptions that sleep three or the hogher cat that are suites.

The difference being having portholes (having one or not), split baths, verandas (different choice here too) and location on the ship.

Here is link if you have not come across yet that will list some of the categories:

DCL TRIBUTE

Or the Disney site:

http://www.disney.com

 

[din]

Most rooms sleep four with a few exceptions that sleep three or the hogher cat that are suites.

The difference being having portholes (having one or not), split baths, verandas (different choice here too) and location on the ship.

Here is link if you have not come across yet that will list some of the categories:

DCL TRIBUTE

Or the Disney site:

http://www.disney.com