Disney Cruise Line Stateroom Number 5664 Report

Notes: For the most part, this room was great. It was in good condition and the location was very convenient to the rear elevators while still having little foot traffic. The extended balcony is stellar, and because this is the last balcony on the side of the ship you also get great aft views. Unfortunately, we had serious noise issues. The connecting door was terrible, and the toddler next door woke us at 7 am every morning as if she was in our room. We could also hear the elevator ding, which was quiet enough it didn't wake us up but could get annoying when resting in the room. If you are not sensitive to noise, I think this is one of the best rooms on the ship. If you are, you're better off finding a room without a connecting door. We'd read lots of reviews that the connecting doors on Dream and Fantasy were more soundproof than on the older ships, but unfortunately that is not the case for this room.

Notes: This is a gem of a cabin. It has an EXTENDED verandah and is the last verandah before portholes on the aft starboard side of the ship, curved railing. This means there is an UNOBSTRUCTED VIEW to your right that is beautiful. Also, no verandah below so a closer more beautiful appearance of the water, imo. It is above the curved hallway that goes to Evolution. We NEVER heard any noise. Not once. It is about 4 doors aft of the hallway opening to the aft stairs. Solid wall across from the door. Very convenient to and from while still feeling private. Cabanas is straight up the elevator to 11, kids clubs right across the stairs, Animators Palate 2 floors down, adult section 1 floor down. You do feel vibrations when reverse thrusting into ports, about 15 minutes. Much of the ship feels this. Motion was minimal, often none at all. We may have had a smoother cruise than usual. Note, we were on the DREAM. The Fantasy *may* have a general vibration issue felt in the aft that they need to fix in dry dock. Would suggest researching this to see if still accurate. This room only sleeps 3. The reduced space goes toward the huge verandah. The room is on the starboard side of the ship relative to the nearby kids club (which is port-side), and in a dead end hallway, so not a lot of traffic. My son checked himself in and out of the kids’ club all cruise long. My phone would ring to let us know via auto message and 10 seconds later he’d be opening the door. Perfect. If your kids use the club, do not hesitate to grab this awesome room. 5 stars.

Notes: This was my 2nd Disney cruise & 2nd time staying in a 4E. The best verandah to relax and enjoy the view! 5664 is the last 4E cabin on starboard side. It is rather large with a whitewall on the left, dividing your only verandah neighbor, 5662 (btw- these cabins connect). There are 2 deck chairs & 2 reclining chairs along with a side table. The clear front walls curve around to make the end so there is nothing to block your view of the beautiful sunsets. Great view of CC too! This cabin is quiet and has plenty enough room & storage for what it sleeps, 3. The bathrooms are split making it much easier for multiple people to shower and dress. It's very convenient to the aft elevators so getting to other decks is easy. Cabanas is just above on deck 11. We would walk through Cabanas to get to pool area. We loved this cabin so much we booked next years cruise according to this cabin's availability!

Notes: I never heard any noise. Room was excellent. It has an extended verandah and its on the end so it has a curved verandah that also faces to aft of ship. There is an additional rail halfway out of the verandah. The only reason I can think of why its there is because a piece of metal extending out and they didn't want people tripping on it?