Disney Dream

Does anyone have a picture of Navigator's Verandah Balcony or able to explain the pro's and cons to being in this cabin? please an thank you for your help.

We will be in one on May 30th cruise on Dream. The best I can tell is that it is the last room with a veranda on the front or back of ship which would cause it to have a limited view one direction. We booked a few weeks ago and it was the best we could get at that time. Curious what others know about it.

Try doing a search for the room number, a lot of the rooms have pictures posted online.

The partial wall should reduce the amount of wind and is cheaper then the normal verandas.

Here are two views I have. These are from the Magic Class.

If you search Google images for "disney cruise navigator verandah" there's a lot out there.

We've sailed in a navigator's veranda twice and love them. It's a way of having a balcony at almost the cost of an outside stateroom. The view is pretty good and it's a great stateroom to have for TA sailings since it helps cut down on the wind.

Here are two views I have. These are from the Magic Class.

 

If you search Google images for "disney cruise navigator verandah" there's a lot out there.

 

We've sailed in a navigator's veranda twice and love them. It's a way of having a balcony at almost the cost of an outside stateroom. The view is pretty good and it's a great stateroom to have for TA sailings since it helps cut down on the wind.

When you sailed on the Dream, did you also stay in a Navigators cabin? If so was the balcony the same as in the photo you post here?

When you sailed on the Dream, did you also stay in a Navigators cabin? If so was the balcony the same as in the photo you post here?

I haven't sailed on the Dream yet, but that changes in a little over three weeks to complete my grand slam. We're actually in an aft stateroom with the extended balcony.