8006 - GREAT Cabin. Centrally located from Bow to Stern - and easy access to dinnig.  Read entire member review.

We had room 8020 on deck 8 of the Disney Dream which is a Superior Ocean view Family Stateroom. Has a floor to ceiling porthole window which the little ones can sit in. We were on the port side. I would get the starboard side next time as your view is better when at Castaway Cay. The cabin is very spacious, nice size closets, two bathrooms, one with a sink and toilet, the other with sink and shower/round tub combo. It's a good arrangement. We usually get balcony cabins but this stateroom was very large due to all having more room space where the balcony would be. Seems like it can sleep up to 5 people. It has a refrigerator which is empty, most cruise lines have a stocked refrigerator and charge you for whatever you use. Disney doesn't do that. You can bring bottled water on board or juice packs and store them in there. The beds are very comfortable, there is a ceiling night light overhead where kids sleep and it's too bright if you are not used to having light on in a bedroom at night. We pulled the blackout curtain across and it was fine. There is an LCD TV in the room and a couple of outlets and a hair dryer. There are small tables on each side of the bed. The couch pulls out into a futon like bed which I was told was very comfortable. There is also a pull down berth in front of the porthole window if needed. The 3 of us had plenty of room.  Read entire member review.

We had a sit-in porthole window which gave great views. The couch was a bed and one also folded out from the wall. We found there was plenty of space for our family of four to move comfortably. Plenty of closet space and under bed storage. I would suggest a room mid ship because it is closer to all elevators and amenities. If you are in the front of the ship (as we were) you can only get to the top decks through the adult only areas and they frown on children in there.  Read entire member review.