Disney Wonder Oceanview Stateroom - a Tour

By Jennifer Stuart

Wondering about the Wonder?  Check out a photo tour of an Oceanview Stateroom on the Disney Wonder.  Read on for more information and detailed photos.

Outside the Room

​Outside your stateroom you will find the stateroom number and a metal fish.  Crew members will leave you notes and information tucked into the top of the fish (for example, your reservation tickets for a character breakfast). Some passengers will hang pockets from here as part of a fish extender exchange. 

​The stateroom doors (other than in concierge level and the suites) are metal and magnetic. Many people like to decorate the outside of their doors - mainly for fun, but it also makes it easy to find your door in the long corridor.

The Beds

The main bed is a very comfortable queen sized bed.  Unlike many other cruise lines-- these beds are not made up of 2 singles that lock together, so you don't get the mattress split down the middle of your bed. However, it does limit the bed combinations for your travelling party.  The beds are high enough that your suitcases should easily fit underneath.  We had no problem fitting 3 larger suitcases and one carry on  under the bed. This is a HUGE space saver.  Both sides of the bed have their own bedside lamp attached to the wall and a small shelf with a drawer.  One side has a stateroom phone on it.

The main bed is separated from the sitting area/bunk beds with a curtain.  This is a nice touch.  It gives a bit of separation and privacy between the kids and parent area or can block some light if you are staying up while the kids sleep.  

In the sitting area the couch makes into a lower bunk and a top bunk lowers down from the ceiling if needed. Your stateroom host will do this for you while you are at dinner and set everything up for the evening.  In the morning they will tuck it all away ready for the day.  If you would like them to keep it out as beds all day so the kids can nap, just speak with your host.  They are very helpful and accommodating. 

The Sitting Area - Daytime

Curtains over the port hole come in both sheers and black out curtains depending on the level of privacy and light proofing you want. The coffee table raises and lowers so you can adjust the height as needed. The desk area across from the couch has a small padded stool  that can tuck under the desk when not in use for more floor space.  There are shallow drawers to either side of the  desk and a drawer with stationary in the middle.  This is also where you will most likely find the hairdryer that is provided with the stateroom.

 The Closet and other storage

.The closet has one side that allows for longer hanging items and one side that will only hang shorter items as the bottom half has the safe and a lower shelf (we used it for shoes). The top shelf is where life jackets for your stateroom are stored.  Hopefully you will never need to use these as you are not required to wear them for the muster drill.  Hangers are provided--if you need more talk to your Stateroom Host as extras are in short supply and certainly not guaranteed.  

There are a few other shelving units including a cupboard above the TV, a cupboard and two drawers at the foot of the bed  and a lower cupboard that has 4 drinking glasses and a bottle opener on a tray on the top. There is also a small bar style refrigerator in the cabinet under the TV.

The bathrooms -- The shower room

The shower room includes a bathtub/shower and a sink.  This is a very small tub as you would expect in such a small room but perfectly adequate for what you need.  It is nice that there is a tub for those who are travelling with smaller children who need a bath rather than a shower.  The split bathroom layout also allows for a little more flexibility when getting ready in the morning or heading to bed at night as there are two sinks available. The small glass shelf above the sink comes stocked with complementary shampoo, conditioner and body lotion from H2O.  It is large enough to hold a few toiletries or tooth brushes.  There is a tissue dispenser built into the sink.

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​The plugs in the bathrooms are for electric razors only.  Any attempt to use them for a hairdryer, curling iron or similar item will trip the switch.  (You need to use the secret plug behind the TV for these)

The Bathrooms -- The toilet room

The toilet room includes a toilet and sink.  There is a set of small storage shelves to the right of the toilet that are suitable for a small toiletry case or storing bottles of sunscreen etc.  The small glass shelf above the sink can also hold a few toiletries or toothbrushes.
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​The plug in this bathroom is also for electric razors only.  Do not try to plug in anything like a hairdryer or curling iron-- they just won't work.

Note: There is a small step up into both of the bathrooms.

Television

The TV is on an extendable arm that allows you to angle the TV to where you want to watch it from, ie. the couch or the bed.    There is a range of Disney shows and movies available to watch.  You can also watch a bridge view channel and an information channel that shows you where the ship is on a map.

Plugs

A closer look at the plugs on the desk shows the plug for the hairdryer ( the big round middle plug) and two regular plugs.  The top plugs are a set of 4 usb plugs which are great for charging the multiple electronic devices we seem to pack with us.  This was a fantastic feature that I wish more hotels had rather than having to scramble to find plugs to charge everything. There is also a plug on the shelf beside the bed (behind the phone).

​There is one very important plug located behind the TV.  This is the only plug with a ground that can handle the kind of power you need if you want to use a curling iron, flat iron or your own hairdryer.  it is located close enough to the desk that with any reasonable length cord you should be able to use the mirror at the desk for styling.

Themeing

There is a subtle Mickey themeing to the room.  Look for hidden Mickey's in your room and throughout the ship.

All Photos by Jennifer Stuart

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