Disney Destiny - Photo Tour of Staterooms

When it comes to relaxing at sea, Disney Cruise Line knows how to make every room magical, and the Disney Destiny takes that charm to the next level!

Whether you’re looking for family-friendly comfort or luxurious space with ocean views, there’s a stateroom to fit every kind of cruiser.

Let’s take a quick tour of what you can expect onboard:

Inside Staterooms 

(Shown is Big Hero 6 room on deck 10)

3 to 4 Guests, 169 sq ft, No exterior view, Accessible rooms available





Perfect for families who spend most of their time exploring the ship or in port. These cozy rooms are smartly designed with plenty of storage, a split bathroom, and Disney touches throughout. Some even feature a “magical porthole”  a round screen showing real-time ocean views (with a few Disney surprises!). Best for: Budget-conscious travelers or families who don’t mind skipping the view.

 Oceanview Staterooms

Up to 5 Guests, 181 to 349 sq ft, Large porthole window, Accessible rooms available

Shown is Brave themed room #8526

Enjoy a bright, cheerful space with a large porthole window perfect for watching the waves roll by. You’ll find the same clever layout and signature Disney details, plus a little extra natural light. Best for: Families who love a view but don’t need a balcony.











Verandah Staterooms

Up to 5 Guests, Up to 284 sq ft, including balcony, Private Balcony, Accessible rooms available

Shown is a Raya room, #9110

Step outside and enjoy your own private balcony! Whether you’re sipping coffee at sunrise or winding down after a day of fun, it’s the perfect spot for a little peace and quiet. Best for: Couples, families, or anyone who wants to soak in that sea breeze.















Concierge Oceanview and Verandah Staterooms

Up to 5 Guests, Up to 296 sq ft, Floor-to-ceiling windows, Accessible rooms available

If you want the royal treatment, Concierge-level suites are the way to go. Expect spacious living areas, upgraded amenities, priority boarding, a private sun deck, and access to the exclusive Concierge Lounge. Best for: Guests who want a truly elevated cruise experience. Special occasions, avid Disney Cruiser who want to upgrade from the norm.

1-Bedroom Suites 

Up to 5 Guests, Up to 1,031 sq ft, including balcony, Private balcony, Accessible rooms available

Room Configuration - King bed, sofa bed, ceiling pull-down bed (single) and lower wall pull-down bed (single) and2 full bathrooms.

Concierge 1- and 2-Story Royal Suites with Verandah

Up to 6 Guests, Up to 1,759 sq ft, including balcony, Private balcony with whirlpool spa, Accessible rooms available

Feel like a hero during your voyage with these luxurious, split-level suites boasting extravagant details and first-class amenities that recall the daring tales of either Hercules or The Incredibles.— the ultimate in Disney luxury, with elegant design and extra perks.










Tony Stark / IronMan Tower Suite

Up to 8 Guests, 1,966 sq ft, including balcony, Floor-to-ceiling windows

Experience the pinnacle of luxury in a 2-story suite perched high in the ship’s forward funnel above the upper decks. This Marvel-inspired penthouse at sea brings Tony Stark’s sleek, innovative style to life. The Destiny Tower Suite also boasts its own private elevator and provides glimpses to the open horizon through expansive 2-story windows. And with nearly 2,000 square feet of living space, it can comfortably sleep up to 8 Guests. 

Room Configuration: 2 main bedrooms with one king bed  in each room, a children's bedroom with unique bunk beds (2 singles), and a library/bedroom with lower wall pull-down bed (double).




























Decks & Themes

Decks 2, 6, 7  Hercules & Mulan - Both themes appear on these decks for inside, oceanview, and verandah rooms. 

Decks 8, 9 Brave & Raya and the Last Dragon - These decks host those themes across various room types. 

Decks 10, 11 Big Hero 6, Hercules, & The Incredibles - These themes also tie into concierge rooms and suites

Decks 12, 13 Fantasia & Hercules (Concierge, Suites)

Deck 14 / Funnel Iron Man (Tower Suite), high in the ship’s forward funnel.

No matter which stateroom you choose, the Disney Destiny makes every guest feel at home - with thoughtful layouts, magical décor, and Disney-level service!

Submit A Quote Request to work with our agents on planning your Disney Cruise! We offer our cruisers generous onboard credits!

Bon Voyage!

Summer Squires is a Mom of 4 who loves helping other parents plan memorable and stress-free family vacations! You can email Summer at summer@kingdomkonsultant.com.

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