We sailed on the Disney Magic for five days in December of 2019.
Our Category 10C Deluxe Inside Stateroom was located on Deck 1 midship, near the midship
elevators.
The room was 214 square feet -- which was about 16 percent larger than the Standard
Inside Staterooms -- and could accommodate up to 4 guests.
Our room had a queen bed that provided a good amount of space underneath for storing luggage.
End tables on both sides of the bed each had a drawer and a shelf.
The side closest to the door had an alarm clock and the other side had a telephone.
A cabinet and drawers were located near the foot of the bed.
The storage unit had a small guardrail on top, which allowed us to place many items
there with little risk of them falling off.
A three-seat sleeper sofa and a coffee table were located next to the bed.
We did not use the sofa-bed during our cruise, so we’re not sure how much room it takes
up when it’s in place at night.
Instead of the sofa-bed, our JellyBean used the pull-down bed that was located over the sofa.
When the bed was in place, it was a bit difficult to sit on the sofa.
Across from the sofa-bed is the desk area, which features a small refrigerator in a cabinet,
a television on a movable mount,
a cabinet for storage,
several drawers, including one that stored a hairdryer,
several electrical outlets of various types,
another, smaller, cabinet for storage,
a good-sized mirror,
and a small, round stool for seating and a trash bin.
Wave phones were available to call and text other guests on the ship and at Castaway Cay.
The room’s television had options for live TV, on-demand videos, daily activity information,
port information, guest services information, and ship information.
Take note that the TV’s home screen conveniently displayed the current date and time in the
top-right corner.
The live TV section featured a handful of cruise-focused channels,
a few network and cable TV channels, including ESPN,
a couple of cable news channels,
and several Disney-focused channels.
The on-demand video section featured many complimentary movies and shows, including
many from Disney, including Disney animated movies,
live action movies,
Pixar movies,
Marvel movies,
and TV shows from Disney Channel, Disney Junior, and more.
Between the bed area and the desk and sofa-bed area, a curtain was available to be closed
for privacy. However, when the curtain was fully closed, you could not watch TV from
the bed.
The only way to accomplish that was to leave the curtain partially open and move the TV
all the way to the bed side of the room.
A small seating and storage area was located next to the desk area.
We found the storage helpful for keeping our shoes out of the way.
Next to the seating area was a large set of drawers
and a large, two-section closet with a set of sliding doors and several clothes hangers.
A safe in the right-side part of the closet could be locked and unlocked with a personal
pin code.
The biggest difference between a Standard and Deluxe Inside Stateroom is the split bath
design for the Deluxe room’s bathroom.
One of the bathrooms has a toilet, sink, and vanity
and the other bathroom has a sink, vanity, and shower.
This was very helpful for allowing one person to get ready while another took a shower without
constantly bumping into each other.
Inside the shower, body wash, shampoo, and conditioner were available.
Body lotion and a makeup washcloth were available in the vanity area.
Towels and a hairdryer were hung on the wall.