This was our first cruise and Disney did not disappoint. The weather even cooperated with only 1-2 foot seas (estimate) and mainly sunny skies every single day. We were worried about getting sea sick, but other than my wife getting dizzy once for a short amount of time it was no problem.
My wife and I flew into Orlando the day before the cruise and took a private sedan service to the port terminal Saturday. We arrived there around 1130 a.m. and were on the ship in less than one hour. Embarkation was very simple and the lines went fairly fast.
Stateroom: Our inside stateroom (9103) was just right for two people, but would have been crowded for 3+ people. The magical porthole was a nice touch to keep from getting claustrophobic with Disney characters flying by once in a while. There was not much storage, but our suitcases fit under the queen bed. The bed was very comfortable. We were glad that we had packed a little fan which helped drown out some ship noise, but overall the ship noise was minimal and hardly ever heard our neighbors in the adjoining stateroom. Our stateroom hostess was very efficient in cleaning our room. It seemed that we would turn our back for a second and our room would be cleaned.
Our inside stateroom (9103) was just right for two people, but would have been crowded for 3+ people. The magical porthole was a nice touch to keep from getting claustrophobic with Disney characters flying by once in a while. There was not much storage, but our suitcases fit under the queen bed. The bed was very comfortable. We were glad that we had packed a little fan which helped drown out some ship noise, but overall the ship noise was minimal and hardly ever heard our neighbors in the adjoining stateroom.