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 - These are largest and most luxurious staterooms of them all. There are only two on the ship; one named after Walt Disney and the other after his brother Roy Disney. The Walt Suite features a parlor grand piano. Both Category 1 suites have the same amenities and are priced the same.
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- These are the second largest staterooms on the Disney Cruise Line. There are two of them on each ship. They have the capacity to sleep up to 7 people and feature two bathroom.
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| - Disney Cruise Line category 3 staterooms are the last category to include concierge service. The concierge will assist you in your cruise planning and deliver goodies throughout your stay. The cat-3's are spacious enough to sleep 5 and has 2 bathrooms.
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- These staterooms can will sleep up to 5 people and contain one split bathroom. These staterooms are spacious and comfortable. Video
- Other than location, there is no difference between the category 5 and 6 staterooms. Both feature split bathrooms and verandahs. Photos
- The Disney Cruise Line category 7 staterooms are the same as categories 5 and 6 with one exception, the verandah. While it is the same size, it is enclosed with a very large, open air porthole to look through. There's a built in bench and navigator maps on the walls. You can view thisverandah in the following video clips. Video
- Both category 8 and 9 have large portholes and can accommodate a maximum of either 3 or 4 guests. Category 9 staterooms are found on decks 1 and 2. (The category 9 staterooms on deck 1 feature two smaller porthole windows in lieu of one large one.) Category 8 staterooms are located on decks 5, 6, and 7. Both categories feature a split bathroom. Category 8 Photos
- All three of these categories 10, 11,and 12 are inside state rooms. They sleep either 3 to 4.
Category 10 staterooms are larger and have a split bath. Catgories 11 and 12 have a single combined bathroom.
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