We stayed in Stateroom 6110 on the Disney Wonder on a Spring Break cruise in April of 2014. It is a Category 05C – Deluxe Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah located on the aft (rear) port (left) side of the ship on Deck 6, very close to the aft elevators.
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We have stayed in Stateroom 2612 on the Disney Wonder twice. It is a Category 9C Deluxe Oceanview Stateroom located on the aft (rear) starboard (right) side of the ship on Deck 2, just in front of the aft elevators. Our first time in this room was during our trip to Alaska in August of 2013, then we returned to the same stateroom in March of 2015 for a Western Caribbean Cruise.
We went on our first cruise on the Disney Fantasy in August of 2015 on a 7-Night Eastern Caribbean from Port Canaveral. We stayed in room 6656, which is a Category 5D Deluxe Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah. It is located on the aft (rear) starboard (right) side of the ship on Deck 6, just in front of the aft elevators. The room offered a great view of Castaway Cay as well as the Pirate Night Fireworks.
So, you’ve booked your Disney Cruise — now it’s approaching your check in day and you wonder what will happen? The most important thing you need to know before booking your excursions, adult dining, character meets, and other activities is that you must be paid in full on your cruise. Once you have paid in full for your cruise, you can book your activities. The date for this depends on how many Disney Cruises you have taken. If this is your first cruise, your check in day will be 75 days from your sailing date. If you have taken 1-4 cruises (this makes you a Silver Castaway Club member), your date will be 90 days out. If you have taken 5-9 cruises (this makes you a Gold Castaway Club member), your date will be 105 days out. If you have taken 10 or more (a Platinum Castaway Club member), your date will be 120 days out. On the other hand, if you are sailing in a Concierge stateroom, you can book 125 days out regardless of your prior number of cruises. You should be contacted by the shore side Concierge team who will book your activities for you (I believe you can email them 125 days out, so you should get everything you want).
You’ve booked your Disney Cruise — now it’s approaching your check-in day and you wonder what will happen. The most important thing you need to know before checking in for your cruise is that you must be paid in full before you begin the check in process. Once you have paid in full for your cruise, you can start checking in. Your check-in date will depend on how many Disney Cruises you have taken. If this is your first cruise, your check-in day will be 75 days from your sailing date. If you have taken 1-4 cruises (this makes you a Silver Castaway Club member), your date will be 90 days out. If you have taken 5-9 cruises (this makes you a Gold Castaway Club member), your date will be 105 days out. If you have taken 10 or more (a Platinum Castaway Club member), your date will be 120 days out.
