Stayed in cabin 6598. Great location. Lower and middle of boat so there wasn't as much motion. Only a few floors above the restaurants, stores, and theaters. Pool is only 5 floors above. Room is large with verandah on the right side of the boat. Love that there is a separate shower and sink in one room and a toilet and another sink in the other room. Queen size bed can be curtained off from the sofa bed and pull down bunk in the living quarters to give both sides some privacy. Disney does a fantastic job of everything on the ship.

I wasn't that impressed with the children's activities on the cruise. The activities for the children aged 3-11 were separated into two areas and the children can choose what and where they want to go. It seemed more like a day care that had stations for activities that the children can do and move around from station to station. It seemed like chaos in there with all the kids running around. This was different than the Princess cruise that we went on a few years back where there weren't as many children and the activities were done as a group and the kids got to know other kids. I guess with so many kids on Disney cruises, there is only so much they can do. We allowed our child to go in and out as she pleased (9yrs old) with another friend who came with us on the cruise. After a few times at the Oceanaires Club, they decided that it was more fun for them to just go to the pool and the Aquaduck. The Aquaduck is a waterslide that was the highlight for my daughter. The other activity they have was a mystery adventure that is fun to do. It takes you around the boat looking for clues that are in interactive screens....awesome fun for kids and adults.

Of course there are Disney princesses and characters that show up all throughout the day for you to take pictures or autographs with. With movies in the theaters and shows in the evening, there is never a time where you don't have something to do. Read more