Come along with me for a quick tour of stateroom 8026 on Disney Magic. This is a Concierge Family Verandah stateroom, and I’ll show you the sleeping setup, where all the outlets and USB plugs are hiding, the split bathrooms and the closet space.
Disney Magic Concierge Family Verandah Tour (8026)
Disney Magic Concierge Family Verandah stateroom 8026 tour with a Pullman, sofa bed, vanity, veranda, split bathrooms and all the outlets and USB plugs.
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Key Takeaways
- There’s a little storage area by the door for your drinks, a backpack or whatever you want to set down.
- The room is split in two, with a curtain that separates the bed area from the living area.
- Power: there’s a UK outlet by the TV, and on the other side of the vanity desk you’ll find two US outlets and two USB plugs.
- For extra sleeping space there’s a Pullman that comes down from the ceiling and a sofa bed.
- There are USB plugs underneath the light fixtures on both sides of the bed, so look under the lamps.
- Like other Disney Cruise Line ships, the Magic has split bathrooms: one with the tub and sink, and one with the toilet and sink.
- The wardrobe is where you hang your clothes, and it’s also where the ladder for the Pullman is stored.
Good to Know
The split bathroom is the big win for families. With a tub and sink on one side and the toilet and sink on the other, two people can get ready at the same time, which makes things very convenient.
The USB plugs by the bed are easy to miss since they’re tucked underneath the light fixtures, so check there before you dig out an adapter.
Don’t expect anything in the mini fridge when you board. Mine was empty, so plan on stocking it yourself.