Inside
No external view. Usually the lowest priced category. Great if you spend most of your time exploring the ship.
Check whether the particular room has a virtual porthole; not all do.
Inside, Oceanview, Verandah and Concierge. Pick the room that works for your people and your budget.

Price differences depend on sailing, deck, view and occupancy.
No external view. Usually the lowest priced category. Great if you spend most of your time exploring the ship.
Check whether the particular room has a virtual porthole; not all do.
A window or porthole to see outside. Useful if you prefer natural light but do not need a balcony.
On Disney Adventure, selected cabins look into themed areas rather than the ocean.
A private outdoor balcony on many room types. Popular for scenic sailings, relaxing outside and extra personal space.
Balcony style, obstruction and size vary by ship and cabin.
Premium rooms and suites with dedicated services. Consider it if personalised service and a larger suite matter to you.
Specialty rooms and benefits vary significantly. Compare actual room codes.
One category can contain several layouts with very different features.
Check the exact cabin occupancy, beds, sofa sleepers, pull down beds and whether connecting rooms are available.
Consider elevator distances, noise from public decks, motion at the ends of the ship, and whether you want a quiet corridor.
Accessible staterooms have different bathroom layouts, entry widths and transfer space. Book the correct category and check with Disney.