Wish Stateroom Storage

[SweetSpot]

I have looked at so many pictures and videos of the staterooms on the Wish. I've notice other than a couple tiny drawers in the desk (the big drawer is the fridge) and a 4 small closet shelves there is no where to store your clothes. I usually use the closet shelves and my husband uses the drawers but I take one drawer for undergarments and bathing suits. Am I missing something? Does it seem strange to anyone else how little clothes storage there is on the Wish?

 

[FLPrincessMom]

I have been wondering the exact same thing! It just seems like there is no place for clothes at all! I’m glad you asked and I hope we are both wrong

 

[ajgardner]

I just asked this same question elsewhere. There is literally 1 clothing drawer for the entire cabin. There’s some closet space and shelves but it doesn’t seem like any more than the other ships have, and the other ships had 6 large drawers for clothes. I don’t understand why they made this change.
(I also do not understand the fixed flat tv in front of the main bed and no way for the main part of the cabin/kid section to watch tv.)

 

[loislane]

Seems like it's a lot more open shelves instead of drawers. That's probably manageable for a shorter cruise, but I would definitely prefer my clothing in a drawer. And I can't figure out the corner shelving thing I've seen in some videos - almost like a curio display. Trust me Disney, I'm not packing knickknacks to display during my cruise. LOL

 

[SweetSpot]

I just asked this same question elsewhere. There is literally 1 clothing drawer for the entire cabin. There’s some closet space and shelves but it doesn’t seem like any more than the other ships have, and the other ships had 6 large drawers for clothes. I don’t understand why they made this change.
(I also do not understand the fixed flat tv in front of the main bed and no way for the main part of the cabin/kid section to watch tv.)

There are only tiny drawers in the desk, one probably holding the hair dryer, the large drawer is a refrigerator drawer.

 

[SweetSpot]

Seems like it's a lot more open shelves instead of drawers. That's probably manageable for a shorter cruise, but I would definitely prefer my clothing in a drawer. And I can't figure out the corner shelving thing I've seen in some videos - almost like a curio display. Trust me Disney, I'm not packing knickknacks to display during my cruise. LOL

Some of these rooms hold 5. Can't imagine sharing the 4 small shelves with my husband. If we were bringing small kids what would we do. Who hangs little kids clothes and the hangers wouldn't work for that purpose. Might have to leave a suitcase open on the bed LOL!

 

[RweTHEREyet]

I thought with the extra shelving between the two closets that there is a lot more storage, I will place my packing cubes there. Those little corner nooks is where I will probably put suntan lotion, visors, etc.

I do agree abaout the tv being at the foot of the bed, not ideal if you have kids in the room. I wonder if it swivels any?

 

[Calantha]

I thought with the extra shelving between the two closets that there is a lot more storage

I finally saw that in a video. I guess it is okay...but I really "wish" it had some actual drawers. It isn't going to do 3/4 nights forever necessarily...

 

[AquaDame]

I prefer the shelves in the closet at least; it is easier for the stateroom hosts to wipe clean. The drawers had been so dirty on a few trips that I actually started using one of these even though it does take up a bit of space itself in my luggage.

https://www.travelandleisure.com/st...stow-n-go-portable-shelves-suitcase-organizer