Disney Wonder Review

A Fabulous Week

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Tarheelmama
2-5 Cruises • Age 70s

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Sail Date: Aug 2013

My sister and I decided to live our second childhood and take our first Disney cruise, yes, without children! We had heard that Disney takes great care of adults, and its true.

Food: We requested the second seating, and were assigned to a table with two other couples without children and of similar age. Very wise and we enjoyed getting to know them. We found Parrot Cay and Animator's Palate dining rooms to be pretty loud. So on the nights we were assigned there we opted for Palo. That is the fine dining, adult only, fabulous view restaurant on board. They take reservations for brunch and dinner for only $20.00 per person. We preferred Triton's for breakfast.

Cabin: We had 6588. It is a veranda room at approximately mid ship. It is directly across from the guest laundry room. Our worry that that would produce excess noise proved unwarranted. On arrival we found a burned out light and a mini fridge in need of defrosting. With just a mention to our cabin steward both were resolved by the time we returned from dinner. We never felt cramped, even on the 3 nights we entertained 3-5 new friends in our cabin. We just opened the veranda door and had cocktails and late night snacks from room service.

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6588: More storage than I expected. Never felt cramped. Across from guest laundry room, which was convenient. There was not excess noise. Being midship from both vertical and horizontal axis made for a smooth ride. I'd suggest staying away from elevator lobby's, they were often noisy. This room was between mid and aft elevators.

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