Disney Adventure Deck Plan: A Deck-by-Deck Guide to the Disney Adventure

The Disney Adventure is Disney Cruise Line’s biggest ship and its first based in Asia, sailing all-at-sea cruises from Singapore. With seven themed areas, from Imagination Garden to Marvel Landing, she’s a destination in her own right.

This Disney Adventure deck plan guide focuses on her stateroom decks, from Deck 9 to Deck 18, so you can see exactly where each stateroom category sits and choose the right one for your family.

Why the Disney Adventure Deck Plan Matters

With 2,111 staterooms over 19 decks, the Disney Adventure is a big ship, and where you sleep really matters. Some staterooms look out to sea, while Garden View and Reef View staterooms look inwards over the ship’s themed areas, and the deck plans make it easy to see which is which before you book.

Disney Adventure at a Glance

• Length: 1,122 feet (342 metres)
• Gross tonnage: around 208,000
• Staterooms: 2,111
• Guest capacity: around 6,700
• Decks: 19
• Home port: Singapore

Already know which stateroom you’re eyeing? Our Disney Adventure cabin lookup shows you exactly what’s around it, from the deck above to the stateroom next door.

Disney Adventure Deck 9: Staterooms and Medical Centre

Deck 9 is the lowest of the stateroom decks on Disney’s plan, with staterooms along both sides and the Medical Centre.

Disney Adventure Deck 10: Staterooms

Deck 10 is a full stateroom deck. Use the colour key to spot the different categories, from inside staterooms to oceanview and verandah staterooms.

Disney Adventure Deck 11: Staterooms

Deck 11 continues with staterooms on both sides of the ship. If you’re travelling as a family, the plans also show which staterooms connect.

Disney Adventure Deck 12: Staterooms

Deck 12 is another stateroom deck, a great mid-ship choice for easy access to the decks above and below.

Disney Adventure Deck 13: Staterooms

Deck 13 offers more staterooms in a handy central position.

Disney Adventure Deck 15: Staterooms

There’s no Deck 14 on Disney’s stateroom plan, so the next deck up is Deck 15, with more staterooms on both sides.

Disney Adventure Deck 16: Staterooms and Launderette

Deck 16 has staterooms plus a launderette, handy on longer stays.

Disney Adventure Deck 17: Staterooms

Deck 17 is one of the upper stateroom decks, a short hop to the top-deck fun.

Disney Adventure Deck 18: Concierge Royal Suites

Deck 18 is the top of the stateroom decks and home to the Concierge Royal Suites, the most spacious accommodation on board.

Final Thoughts on the Disney Adventure Deck Plan

Every deck on the Disney Adventure has its own personality, and knowing the layout before you sail means less time wandering and more time making memories. Use the plans above to choose a stateroom in the right spot for your family, find the quiet corners for grown-up time and plan the perfect route from breakfast to the pool.

Disney’s published deck plan for the Disney Adventure covers the stateroom decks only, so the public decks below Deck 9 aren’t shown here. Our Disney Adventure ship tour covers those areas with our own photos.

Want help choosing the perfect stateroom? That’s exactly what we do. Tell us who’s travelling and how you like to cruise, and we’ll find the stateroom, the sailing and the price that suits you best, with our bonus onboard credit on top.

More Disney Cruise Line Deck Plans

Comparing ships? Every Disney Cruise Line ship has its own deck-by-deck guide:

• Disney Magic deck plan
• Disney Wonder deck plan
• Disney Dream deck plan
• Disney Fantasy deck plan
• Disney Wish deck plan
• Disney Treasure deck plan
• Disney Destiny deck plan