Disney Cruise Line - Stateroom 5150 Report

Notes: We loved this room. It's the last room of the ship. No noise from other passengers in the hall. The room has a larger balcony than other rooms. We absoluty loved the view of Nassau and Castaway Cay. It's very close to the elevators and stairs and very close to two of the restaurants. A very quiet room with nice views. The only downsite of this room was that we didn't have a transparant verandah. It was metal so you had to stand to sea things. We didn't mind.

Notes: This room was incredible. It's the last room of hallway and we never heard any noise from other passengers. The room has a larger balcony than other rooms. There is no steamer trunk, but unless you have a party of 4 or way overpacked, there was plenty of drawer and closet space. It was very quick to the aft elevators and the restaurants. A very quiet room; some people have made comments about it being loud from the engines, but we honestly never noticed the sound at all except when pulling in/out of ports...but by those times we were either almost out of the room or at breakfast/dinner!

Notes: This was a very nice room with an amazing verandah! We would book it again despite a couple of minor annoyances that may be deal-breakers for others. Some notes: -This is NOT a Family Stateroom; it only sleeps 4 and does not have the extra space like the 4D-4A's have. It has a regular (small) bathtub instead of the round tub, as well. -The kids' clubs are right around the corner. I could clearly hear people in the halls until just after midnight (when the clubs closed). I'm a night owl and my kids/DH sleep like rocks, so this was not a problem for us. -Great location for families with kids who visit the clubs often. It was a snap to pop in and have the Mickey band removed or retrieve a forgotten craft. And the aft elevators are very near, with easy access to Animator's Palate, Royal Court, Cabanas, Palo/Remy, and the pool deck. -Pepe's door is adjacent to the forward wall (behind the desk) of this room. On our cruise, kids knocked on Pepe's door (this room's wall) all day and well into the night. Basically, whenever there was a kid walking down the hallway, there was someone knocking on the wall. It was bad enough on the last night that I went out to see why kids were out there unattended at midnight. It was the parents making all the noise. -You won't see much of CC on the port side. -The verandah was double-wide and double-deep, making it a perfect playground for my kids. They could run around and work off extra energy there! -There were vibrations from the thrusters/stabilizers/whatever (sorry, not a nautical engineer : ). They didn't bother me, but they were constant the first and last night and whenever the stabilizers were engaged (on rougher seas). I found them relaxing, but a light sleeper probably wouldn't. There was also some sort of machinery noise outside right next to our room near the lifeboats that made leaving the verandah door open for any length of time not an option.

Notes: Loved this room! The veranda is huge! There is a lot of foot traffic as it is the first stateroom past the kids clubs, but with the door closed, no noise could be heard from the hall.

Notes: we picked up on some traffic noise as kids run to the clubs but very little. the veranda was great. 12ft from the door to the rail and 18ft wide, yes as wide as 2 full rooms. we had a group of friends over and all 7 of us had room to spare

Notes: Stateroom 5150 is the last aft guest stateroom on the port side of the ship. I was very disappointed with this stateroom for the following reasons: 1. The verandah flooded every time it rained. 2. There was no steamer trunk in the room so storing clothes for an entire week is difficult. 3. Loud, loud, loud engine noises and vibrations. While any room on a cruise ship is better than a day at the office, I would not recommend this stateroom.

Notes: Extremely noisy stateroom while sailing. Especially during the trip back to Port. Behind the closet wall, there was a loud rumble and low bass sound (a few moments where the entire room would shake), enough to keep you up all night. It's one of the last rooms on the back of the ship. No traffic noise, but far from the Quiet Cove Pool. Great view of the city of Nassau. There was a larger balcony, but the bottom half is metal. You won't be able to see the ocean unless you look over the railing. Overall, I would not recommend this stateroom.