Disney Cruise Line - Stateroom 6190 Report

Notes: Our stateroom was still in excellent condition. We continue to love it for the extended balcony and wonderful views. This time, we had two "lounger chairs" and two standard chairs plus a table. Ours was lacking 3 chairs last year. We just find it great to be able to use stairs to a lot of areas, quick elevator service to upper decks. There is a laundry room directly below, so that is convenient for ironing. Continues to be lots of hangers! Rajan was the host and was wonderful. My only complaint is I think DCL is getting stingy on providing the wonderful H20 amenities. We had to ask for more, and he brought us plenty. As for vibrations, the only time we really noticed it was when we pulled into PC but we had to get up early anyway.

Notes: This room was great. The view was amazing and the VERY large verandah was perfect! The only "noise" we had was when pulling into ports and it was more vibration than noise. It did wake us up each time, but we didn't really mind. We had the adjoining room 6192 and was able to have the verandah door opened which made even more space. This is the verandah that has the flag next to it (when in port), it never bothered us, but was very bad for the room next to us (maybe 6690) as it was waving on their verandah all the time. I would book this room again, but my MIL didn't care for the vibration when docking.

Notes: Excellent size in the balcony. I read the reviews before sailing and was concerned about the vibration in this cabin. I have to say that when sailing the vibration was minimal to not existent and would not have notice had I not read this post, However when the ship was docking and turning I thought we were in an earthquake. The balcony is huge and Badrud was an excellent stateroom attendant. I would definitly book this cabin again as it has a great location and excellent view. The wind blowing in the right direction the flag is not an issue. Only had it in view once while in Nassau when in Cast Cay was not an issue on this trip.

Notes: As previous reports stated, this is a great room especially for the verandah and views. The verandah measures right about 13'x13' and has more than enough storage space. TONS of hangers were in our closets - so much that we hung t-shirts. We didn't really feel any difference in movement versus mids on the Classics that we've had in the past but that perhaps is just us. My only disappointment was the flag and pole blocking my view of CC while docked. I would probably switch to 6690 just for that, however my BIL liked being on this side b/c we had shade in the afternoon after being in the sun all day. Our stateroom host was Badrud, and he was fairly new but nice. PM me for photos or questions.

Notes: This room was FANTASTIC � especially considering we got it as a free upgrade from an Ocean View to a Veranda! We never noticed any vibrations or noise that bothered us. The hallway back that far on the ship was nice and quiet and we never heard any noise from any public spaces. The veranda was HUGE!!! The view from the stern of the ship was really neat. Nice view of all the ports that the ship backed into. The flag was flapping and blocking our view while in Port Canaveral but they take it down while underway and it was never an issue any other time. We were in this cabin on the 1st of our back to back cruises. We did notice that the cabin is a little more narrow than the other cabin we had for the second cruise but the larger veranda made up for it. Overall I would highly recommend 6190!

Notes: This room has some great positives and some definite negatives. THE POSITIVES: The View: You can't beat the view from the back of the Dream!I've always sailed mid-ship and prefer the view from the back. The Dream almost always backs into ports, so you get a fantastic view of Castaway Cay as you dock. Your family can watch the action as they throw the ropes over to the dock, yell back and forth, and get the ship ready for you to disembark. This aft room is also a fun place to be when you leave a port. You get the last glimpse of Nassau and Castaway Cay. Huge Verandah: It's very deep and you have lots of room to move around. It's 2 to 3 times the size of a normal verandah. Room Condition: The room is in very good shape, nothing broken or worn. Ronald was our stateroom host and he is a delight. He left elaborate towel animals every night. THE NEGATIVES: Significant Vibration: You will notice this vibration. It was the worst on the first night and last night of our 5 day cruise. Most other days and nights it was nonexistent. But when it's there, it's really there. You can sleep through it without much trouble, but don't think I'm just being picky. Ship Motion: We noticed this more aft than we have when we sailed mid-ship. I took Bonine twice and had no trouble. My son and husband took nothing. My son did say he needed to leave the room a couple of times and go mid-ship to straighten out his stomach. But he never felt is was bad enough to take a tablet. OVERALL: We all felt the view and huge verandah was worth the vibration and motion.

Notes: Very pleasant room that sleeps 3. I felt there was plenty of storage -- lots of little shelves, drawers, hooks, etc. No pull down bunk bed, but the couch does convert to a bed each night. Love the split bathrooms. Connects to 6192 (also sleeps 3). The verandah is HUGE. Probably at least 10X10 -- and we had them open a side door to 6192 (which has an even bigger verandah.) It was our first cruise so I can't compare to another location on the ship, but we did experience a fair amount of vibration and some engine noise, especially on the first night or when turning. No other noise from the clubs or other staterooms, and it's nice to not have very much traffic in the aft. The only other caution I'd give is that when in port, the flag flown off the back whips around a lot -- can be noisy, fly into the verandah area, and sometimes blocks the view. My kids loved to catch it and throw it back out again (The flag is probably about 20 feet by 20 feet long -- also huge.) So the extremely large verandahs were wonderful, but came with the price of a large flag in your way during port stays (they take it down when sailing). It's more of an issue for room 6192, but it did affect ours a bit.