The handicap staterooms found on the Disney Wonder and Disney Magic are HUGE!  I was in 6154 on both the Wonder and the Magic and the balcony alone could have been used for a dance floor!  The one drawback on the balcony was that it was not clear (see-through) so someone short like me (4′10″) and using an ECV had to sit right next to the railing to see anything besides sky!  The extra room in both the stateroom itself and on the balcony was worth the sight-impairment though for ease of using an ECV or a wheelchair in the room.  Even the bathroom is generously sized although I am fortunate and do not need to use my ECV in the bathroom.

This handicap stateroom also had an extra storage room off of the living area for ease of storage since the closets are rather high and hard to reach for someone confined to a wheelchair or ECV.

TIP:  If you are traveling alone or a companion is not readily available, please ask for assistance in getting down a life vest from the top shelf of the closet before the mandatory fire drill at 4:00 pm before the ship sets sail on the first day of the cruise.

Nanci Wright, Trips The Wright Way, LLC