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Disney Wonder: Full Deck Plans

by Kelly Coffey-Behrens | Oct 17, 2023 | Disney Cruise Line , Disney Wonder

We’re sharing your full guide to the Disney Wonder Deck Plans, taking you deck by deck aboard the Disney Cruise Line ship.

Disney Cruise Line gives you a way to experience the magic of Disney on the sea. Each of the ships offers an array of different dining experiences, entertainment, and accommodations you’ve come to expect from The Walt Disney Company. Currently, there are five Disney Cruise Line ships: the Disney Wish , the Disney Fantasy , the Disney Dream , the Disney Magic , and the Disney Wonder . A sixth ship, the Disney Treasure , is set to sail beginning in late 2024.

If you are planning on taking a Disney Cruise Line vacation aboard the Disney Wonder, familiarize yourself with the Disney Wonder deck plans before setting sail. Below is a layout of each deck on the Disney Wonder, complete with a list of what to find on each deck.

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The Disney Wonder and Disney Magic both have similar layouts, as you can see in the full deck plan below. We’ll be taking you deck by deck to discover exactly what you can find on each level of this beautiful ship.

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Disney Wonder Deck 1

There is not a lot located on the first deck of the ship aside from staterooms. However, if you are in need of medical attention, whether it be a head cold, a stomach virus, or something else, the Health Center is located on Deck 1 as well in the Forward. The Health Center has daily clinic hours to provide non-emergency medical care throughout the duration of your cruise.

Deck 1 Overview:

• Health Center

Disney Wonder Deck 2

The second deck is filled entirely with staterooms, so unless your stateroom is located here, you will likely never visit this deck.

Deck 2 Overview:

Disney wonder deck 3.

This is where some of the main restaurants and bars are located on the Disney Wonder.  For starters, in Deck 3 Forward you will find the Cadillac Lounge, Crown and Fin Pub, and Azure. In Deck 3 Forward, you can also shop at Sea Treasures.

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Guests Services and the Port Adventures desk are located in Deck 3 Mid-Ship as well as the Lobby Atrium, which is where many characters meet and greets take place, as well as live music and other daily activities. 

In the lobby in Deck 3 Mid-Ship, Guests will find one of the three restaurants located on board, Triton’s. Walk towards the Aft and you will find the French Quarter Lounge as well as the second restaurant, Tiana’s Place.

Deck 3 Overview:

• Cadillac Lounge
• Crown and Fin Pub
• Sea Treasures
• Guest Services
• Port Adventures Desk
• Lobby Atrium
• French Quarter Lounge
• Tiana’s Place

Disney Wonder Deck 4

If you are looking for the Walt Disney Theatre, head to Deck 4 Forward. This is where every evening show will take place, whether it be a Broadway-style show or a magic act, Walt Disney Theater is the place to be. Preludes is also located right outside the theater, offering Guests snacks like candy and popcorn.

At the Mid-Ship on Deck 4, get some shopping done at Mickey’s Mainsail or White Caps. Continue towards the Atrium and you will find the Disney Vacation Club Desk and the Disney Vacation Planning Kiosk. Venture into the Aft and you will find D-Lounge, as well as Shutters Photo Studio. All the way in the back will be the third restaurant, Animator’s Palette.

Deck 4 Overview:

• Walt Disney Theatre
• Mickey’s Mainsail
• Disney Vacation Club Planning Kiosk and Desk
• Shutters Photo Studio
• Animator’s Palette

Disney Wonder Deck 5

In the Forward and Aft of Deck 5, there are nothing but staterooms, however, in Mid-Ship, Guests will find the Oceaneer Lab, the Atrium, it’s a small world nursery, and the Buena Vista Theatre.

Deck 5 Overview:

• Oceaneer Lab
• “it’s a small world” Nursery
• Buena Vista Theatre

Disney Wonder Deck 6

The sixth deck is filled entirely with staterooms, so unless your stateroom is located here, you will likely never visit this deck.

Deck 6 Overview:

Disney wonder deck 7.

Deck 7 is also filled entirely with staterooms.

Deck 7 Overview:

Disney wonder deck 8.

The eighth deck is filled entirely with staterooms, so unless your stateroom is located here, you will likely never visit this deck. The two suites, the Walter E. Disney Suite and the Roy O. Disney Suite are located in the Mid-Ship of Deck 8 as well.

Deck 8 Overview:

• Walter E. Disney Suite
• Roy O. Disney Suite

Disney Wonder Deck 9

In the Forward of Deck 9, Guests will find the Senses Spa & Salon, the fitness center, and the Quiet Cove area, which is for those 18 years and older. Quiet Cove Pool, Quiet Cove Cafe, and Signals are all located here. 

Quiet Cove Pool. Photo courtesy of glennia via Creative Commons

The teens club, Edge, is also located on Deck 9 Forward. Mid-Ship consists of the Funnel Vision, Goofy’s Family Pool, Pinocchio’s Pizzeria, Eye Scream, Sulley’s Sips, Quacks, Pete’s Boiler Bites, AquaLab, and Dory’s Reef.

In the Aft of Deck 9, you will find Daisy’s De-Lites as well as Cabanas, the buffet located on the Disney Wonder.

Deck 9 Overview:

• Senses Spa & Salon
• Fitness Center
• Quiet Cove Area
• Funnel Vision
• Goofy’s Family Pool
• Pinocchio’s Pizzeria
• Sulley’s Sips
• Pete’s Boiler Bites
• Dory’s Reef
• Daisy’s De-Lites

Disney Wonder Deck 10

The Wide World of Sports Deck is located on the Forward of Deck 10, as well as the Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique.  For those Guests sailing Concierge, you will find your amenities located on Deck 10 Forward as well.  The entrance to the AquaDuck can also be found on Deck 10 Forward. Meanwhile, in the Aft, adults will find one of the specialty restaurants, Palo.

Deck 10 Overview:

• Wide World of Sports Deck
• Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique
• Concierge Amenities

Disney Wonder Deck 11

The only thing located on Deck 11 is Vibe, the youth club for teens.

Deck 11 Overview:

For more Disney Cruise Line deck plans, check out a full list below:

• Disney Fantasy Deck Plans
• Disney Wish Deck Plans
• Disney Dream Deck Plans
• Disney Magic Deck Plans

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• I booked a stateroom on Royal Caribbean's Wonder of the Seas, one of the biggest cruise ships.
• For $2,000 a week, the 179-square-foot cabin had a private bathroom, a king-size bed, and a view.
• I thought I'd feel cramped in the room, but it had everything I needed and left no space unused.

In April 2022, I cruised on board Royal Caribbean's Wonder of the Seas . At the time, it was the largest cruise ship in the world , but the title has since been replaced by Royal Caribbean's Icon of the Seas .

During my voyage, the ship sailed to Roatán, Honduras; Cozumel and Costa Maya in Mexico; and Royal Caribbean's private island in the Bahamas .

For $2,000, I spent seven nights in an ocean-view stateroom on deck eight. The cruise was on sale, as it was originally priced at $3,000. Take a look inside the 179-square-foot space.

My room was a mid-tier cabin at the front of deck eight.

I booked a mid-tier room — a step above interior staterooms , which have no window. It's a category below staterooms with a balcony , and two steps below a suite.

My cabin was on the same deck as Central Park, an outdoor space with 20,000 plants.

I thought it was the most relaxing area on the ship, so I enjoyed being close by.

When I stepped inside my stateroom, I was surprised at how big it felt.

Right away, I thought the cabin made great use of a small space.

To operate most of the electricity in the room, I had to insert my room key into a slot on the wall.

I appreciated the energy-saving system.

On one side of the room, I had a mirror and a desk with several outlets to charge electronics with USB, American, and European ports.

I thought the desk was useful for eating, as well as storing daily flyers about the day's events.

Next to the desk, a set of drawers included a cabinet with a minifridge inside.

The desk drawers were mostly empty aside from a hair dryer, which I didn't end up using.

Across from the desk, I had a couch positioned in between two closets.

Inside each closet, I found a rack of hangers, shelving, and a small safe. I thought it was plenty of space for a weeklong journey

Next to the couch and desk area, a small bathroom used clever storage hacks, like placing the trash can and toilet paper under the counter.

In the bathroom, there were two glasses, a bar of soap, and a two-in-one hair and body wash.

At the top of the shower, a pullout clothing line was useful for drying my bathing suits.

Each night, my stateroom attendant replenished towels and brought flyers and schedules for the next day.

Sometimes, the towels were folded creatively to look like animals.

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• Queen-size bed
• Living area with double convertible sofa
• Wall pull-down bed (for 5th guest)
• Two bathrooms
• Walk-in closet
• Remote-control color TV
• In-room safe
• Phone with voice-mail messaging
• And individual climate control
• Private verandah
• Concierge service.

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Disney Oceaneer Club (open between 9 am - 12 midnight) is a kids-only complex of 4 themed playrooms for kids 3-12 yo. The rooms are themed after different Disney movies and feature supervised activities like Puzzle Playtime and Bartleby the Bookmaker (storytelling and bookmaking). The 4 kids playrooms are: Andy’s Room (“Toy Story” movie-themed, has Slinky Dog slide, Mr Potato Head, Hamm), MARVEL’s Avengers Academy (interactive room for Marvel superheroes- special missions, training, large LCD screen), Pixie Hollow (Tinkerbell movie-themed, dress-up parties, storytelling, teapot house) and Mickey Mouse Club (ear-shaped tables, toys, games, Goofy Gears wall game). While the rooms might be divided by theme, Oceaneer itself is an open space and children can wander throughout to play with various features or participate in activities, regardless of age. The only one of its kind in DCL-Disney fleet is a reproduction of the cabin from "Frozen", Wandering Oaken's Trading Post. Windows that show snow outside might change to offer "Olaf's Summer Snow Day" along with other programs throughout the voyage.All objects here offer Norwegian atmosphere. Hidden trolls make checklist items for scavenger hunts. IPads in the back of the room are available for free play, while the princesses Else and Anna visit for royal ceremony once per sailing.Lights and sirens in Marvel's Superhero Academy go off during the day indicating world peril which requires the attention of the superheroes. Motion-capture video game lets kids use teamwork to fight bad guys. At the end of escapades, youth staff emphasizes inner strengths that make a hero, not just superpowers. The superheroes add badges for accomplishing different tasks. Also inside is found a display case of Marvel items, such as relics and masks. Marvel heroes visit the children on occasion. Disney Junior room is a space created for the smaller guests to interact with favorite shows in an exciting way that they cannot do at home. Children can play in the realms of Doc McStuffins, Captain Jake and Princess Sofia, while listening to stories or making crafts. Plenty of nighttime parties are organized in the club, from pirate play to glow jams and GAGA ball. The Oceaneer also has open houses for adults and older teens who want to meet Black Widow or Captain America. The club is connected via a "secret" corridor to the Oceaneer Lab, which serves as a dining area for kids during mealtimes. Both areas are open from 9:00 a.m. to midnight.

Disney Oceaneer Lab (open between 9 am - 12-midnight) is a kids-only complex (for children 3-12 yo) with large flat TV, fun experiments, culinary classes, Animator’s Studio (Disney animation workshops), Craft Studio (arts-crafts activities), Captain’s Workshop (Internet computers and Navigator Simulators / multiplayer gaming stations). The lab features an experimental environment with a space theme. The Oceaneer Lab also has a beanbag area for lounging and reading. Activities include classes on the secrets of animation; Ratatouille Cooking School where children make chocolate-chip cookies; "Cars"-based building race cars out of soap.

It's a Small World Nursery (for infants and toddlers / 3 months to 3 yo) is at surcharges (fees per hour apply) and advance reservations are required. The nursery has an acclimation zone, main play area and quiet room for naps. Group playtime and babysitting incur an extra fee of $9 per hour, $8 for an additional kid. The international theme features cushioned floors and cheery primary colors.

Buena Vista Theatre (268 seats Cinema for 3D movies and Disney premieres. The theatre is styled like much of the decor onboard and there are Art Deco touches from the marquee to the patterns on carpeting. Buena Vista features first-run Disney films throughout the cruise, some in 3D. A cart selling candy, popcorn and souvenir cups with soda is found just outside. 

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Cruise cabins from 5000 to 5650, of which Inside rooms (categories 11B – Standard; 10A – Deluxe), Oceanview rooms (category 9A – Deluxe), Oceanview Verandah (7A – Deluxe Navigator Verandah; 5C and 6A – Deluxe).

On Deck 5 are located 6 staterooms (plus 2 on Deck 6) that are oceanview but can be booked as "Category 10 inside". Their views are from obstructed porthole windows. The obstructed view is by the canisters holding liferafts. Deck 5's "Secret Porthole cabins" are located near the "Nursery" and "Buena Vista Theater". These staterooms also benefit less foot traffic and noise. For comparison, most Category 10 cabins are without windows and located on lower decks (many under nightclubs).

Of Deck 5's "Secret Porthole cabins", 2 are connecting room pairs - great for families of 5, and affordable alternative to Category 4. "Secret Porthole cabins" numbers are 6006 (less obstructed), 6506 (less obstructed), 5020, 5520, 5022, 5024 (connecting, most obstructed), 5522, 5524 (connecting, most obstructed).