Wow... 12024, we stayed at that SAME EXACT suite several years ago... (It didn't have those stains on the couch and NO, we didn't leave them there) LOL!!! Back then, our Autistic son, Jonathan was on a VERY strict diet, since he was allergic to Eggs, Milk, Soy, Nuts and Shellfish. I really wanted Concierge, because that level is assigned it's own Chef that we didn't have to share with the rest of the ship. I had a friend that had cruised in a regular suite with a bunch of allergies and she told me that they sometimes had to wait an hour for the chef to do a special meal. At any rate, the Chef was FANTASTIC at coming up with incredible meals for Jonathan that he loved, especially considering how picky he was on top of the allergies, that was quite a feat. The most memorable moment was the day we went to Castaway Cay, the Chef called me in the morning to let me know that Jonathan wasn't going to be able to have any of the Barbecue and suggested a meal to bring out to the Island. He then asked if me and my wife wanted something special, and I told him I'd feel a bit weird because my wife's Sister, Husband, 3 kids along with her Mother and Father had come with us, but were not on Concierge Level. He said it wasn't a problem, he'll make a special meal for everyone. Of course everyone decided to order Lobster, Filet Minion, Sea Bass ... The best of everything. He told me to take the Room Phone to the Island and he would give me a call when he was coming. We were out there enjoying ourselves and he calls about a half hour before everyone started lining up to get the Barbecue. He told me to set aside 2 picnic tables... Shortly afterwards, he and his assistant come out with a cart, we pushed together the 2 picnic tables and they proceed to put linens on the tables along with Candelabras. They then started putting the covered dishes on the tables, and finally 2 bottles of Champaign in Ice (the only thing I had to pay for)... As they're uncovering the dishes and everyone in my group was oohing and aahing over everything, I glimpse at the people in the Barbecue line looking at us, like "Who the hell are these people and why are they getting the VIP treatment" .... LOL!!!!
I just came from the Disney dream cruise and it was amazing! We did ocean view, next time, I’ll save more money and just stay in the simple room... we realized we didn’t spend so much time in the room! Although, I get it, if you’re used to luxury, you will want to do the same when you travel ;). The suite looks amazing! I hope it was enjoyed!
My Wife and I stayed concierge on the Fantasy in October. We were told that in concierge you do not need to keep a card in to keep the lights on. One of the benefits of concierge. Must say, staying concierge ruined cruising for us as now we cannot cruise any other way! :P
This suite is AMAZinG! I don't know what the limit of number of people are allowed to sleep in this room, but if you had a little family reunion. Wow! Yes, maybe on couches they need to put a cover of some sort on them.
From what I remember, there's a bed that can be lowered from the ceiling that sleeps one, the couch can sleep 2 and the bed sleeps 2, so that's 5 total.
I learned a trick about the lights. I was paranoid about walking out and forgetting to take the key. So I discovered your room key does't have to be used to activate them. I used a credit card and it worked. So on subsequent cruises, I always carry an old plastic card with me just for that purpose.
Funny, I always appreciate it when hotels have this feature. By forcing me to put the card in the wall to get power, I always know exactly where it is when I go to leave the room. Not having to flip everything upside down to find it slid under the potpourri bowl.
Pros: Love the channel, love the review. Cons: production value is lacking ie poor camera focus, sound quality is abysmal and if you are going to have such poor sound please turn off the TV volume in the background, it was distracting. On a note of the stains on the couch ewwwwww!!! Sorry but especially for what you pay for a concierge room on board a Disney cruise there is no way I would accept that.
And I would say, speak for yourself, Jo, please -- there are plenty of other channels out there that do exactly that, video without any commentary, but it's Pete who makes The Dis, The Dis.
ragnarkisten ahhh, judging the book by its cover, I see. I’m a “working class” blue collar guy. I work in the trades and make $160K a year. So, yeah. Some of us “working class” can afford luxury, fyi.
@@8Jhartzell Of course I do, since I am practically an illiterate...However, in this case I was trying to read you like an open book... between the lines!
Wow... 12024, we stayed at that SAME EXACT suite several years ago... (It didn't have those stains on the couch and NO, we didn't leave them there) LOL!!! Back then, our Autistic son, Jonathan was on a VERY strict diet, since he was allergic to Eggs, Milk, Soy, Nuts and Shellfish. I really wanted Concierge, because that level is assigned it's own Chef that we didn't have to share with the rest of the ship. I had a friend that had cruised in a regular suite with a bunch of allergies and she told me that they sometimes had to wait an hour for the chef to do a special meal. At any rate, the Chef was FANTASTIC at coming up with incredible meals for Jonathan that he loved, especially considering how picky he was on top of the allergies, that was quite a feat. The most memorable moment was the day we went to Castaway Cay, the Chef called me in the morning to let me know that Jonathan wasn't going to be able to have any of the Barbecue and suggested a meal to bring out to the Island. He then asked if me and my wife wanted something special, and I told him I'd feel a bit weird because my wife's Sister, Husband, 3 kids along with her Mother and Father had come with us, but were not on Concierge Level. He said it wasn't a problem, he'll make a special meal for everyone. Of course everyone decided to order Lobster, Filet Minion, Sea Bass ... The best of everything. He told me to take the Room Phone to the Island and he would give me a call when he was coming. We were out there enjoying ourselves and he calls about a half hour before everyone started lining up to get the Barbecue. He told me to set aside 2 picnic tables... Shortly afterwards, he and his assistant come out with a cart, we pushed together the 2 picnic tables and they proceed to put linens on the tables along with Candelabras. They then started putting the covered dishes on the tables, and finally 2 bottles of Champaign in Ice (the only thing I had to pay for)... As they're uncovering the dishes and everyone in my group was oohing and aahing over everything, I glimpse at the people in the Barbecue line looking at us, like "Who the hell are these people and why are they getting the VIP treatment" .... LOL!!!!
It was nice in the end when you said you were fortunate just to be on a cruise. Giving thanks :)
We stayed in this exact room before! Concierge is our favorite
I just came from the Disney dream cruise and it was amazing! We did ocean view, next time, I’ll save more money and just stay in the simple room... we realized we didn’t spend so much time in the room! Although, I get it, if you’re used to luxury, you will want to do the same when you travel ;). The suite looks amazing! I hope it was enjoyed!
Even more grateful to be on a cruise now
My Wife and I stayed concierge on the Fantasy in October.
We were told that in concierge you do not need to keep a card in to keep the lights on.
One of the benefits of concierge.
Must say, staying concierge ruined cruising for us as now we cannot cruise any other way! :P
This is always the problem with upgrades, isn't it?
This suite is AMAZinG! I don't know what the limit of number of people are allowed to sleep in this room, but if you had a little family reunion. Wow! Yes, maybe on couches they need to put a cover of some sort on them.
From what I remember, there's a bed that can be lowered from the ceiling that sleeps one, the couch can sleep 2 and the bed sleeps 2, so that's 5 total.
I learned a trick about the lights. I was paranoid about walking out and forgetting to take the key. So I discovered your room key does't have to be used to activate them. I used a credit card and it worked. So on subsequent cruises, I always carry an old plastic card with me just for that purpose.
Funny, I always appreciate it when hotels have this feature. By forcing me to put the card in the wall to get power, I always know exactly where it is when I go to leave the room. Not having to flip everything upside down to find it slid under the potpourri bowl.
Same I used my campus ID card
Thanx guys interesting to see the suite as have never been on the Disney ships :) xx
Stunning
Twiddle
It looks like an air tub, kind of different from a water jet tub. Most importantly for a cruise ship, it’s loads quieter when running.
Love the video!
OMG do ALL the mirrors have televisions in them?! We're taking a "Star Wars Day at Sea" cruise in February and I think it's maybe on the Fantasy?
Just the mirror in the Bathroom, facing the Jacuzzi has the TV in it. The same setup they have in the Grand Floridian 1 BR Suite.
I would sleep in a closet just to get to go on a cruise!
Wittie
Thanks.
I'm sure that room cost a pretty penny! Especially with concierge.
That's a lot of room for one or two people.
here's u an Ollie pun. Suite room & tour!
TV in the mirror! hilarious
being concierge looks expensive but nice
Pros: Love the channel, love the review. Cons: production value is lacking ie poor camera focus, sound quality is abysmal and if you are going to have such poor sound please turn off the TV volume in the background, it was distracting.
On a note of the stains on the couch ewwwwww!!! Sorry but especially for what you pay for a concierge room on board a Disney cruise there is no way I would accept that.
On room tours - we want to see the room - not the tour guide. LOL
JoBlow not true. I felt it made it more personal
And I would say, speak for yourself, Jo, please -- there are plenty of other channels out there that do exactly that, video without any commentary, but it's Pete who makes The Dis, The Dis.
I dont understand... you dont look rich at all, you look like a working class of guy, one who would be camping...
ragnarkisten ahhh, judging the book by its cover, I see.
I’m a “working class” blue collar guy. I work in the trades and make $160K a year. So, yeah. Some of us “working class” can afford luxury, fyi.
@@8Jhartzell Of course I do, since I am practically an illiterate...However, in this case I was trying to read you like an open book... between the lines!
Hahahaha envious much?
@@ihategoogle614 You dont say "envious much," you say, "are you envious?"!