The cruise was supposed to go to the Western Caribbean, but due to Hurricane Rina the destination was changed to Eastern Caribbean (St. Maarten, Tortola, Castaway Cay). We were disappointed but it turned to work out great.
For Halloween, the ship had trick & treating and a costume party in the late afternoon, and Villains show in the evening.
Our kids loved the clubs. Our daughter was at The Edge which is for 11-13. She hung out there but once she made some friends, they ended up hanging out around the ship. Our son was in the Oceanier Lab and sometime the Oceanier Club - tons of activities - lots of computers which was not always good because he may have spent too much time on those.
Couch with small coffee table on side wall. Makeup mirror with a bench.
Double bed on the inside wall, single bed (out of couch), and bunk bed above.
Flat screen TV with ESPN, a couple news channels, cartoon channels, Disney promos and several recent movie channels.
Closet with a safety box and small shoe shelf. Fair amount of drawer and cabinet space.
Some noise of creaking when the boat rocks and maybe a little engine noise, but nothing too bad.
Disney Magic has 2 cordless phones plus 1 stationary phone for each room that work across the entire ship. You can call your room, the other cordless phone, or other guest phones. You can also text other phones and Disney sends text messages to the phones for some specific notifications (i.e. time the kid's club closes if your child is there). The kids clubs use these if your children want to contact you. Convenient.