Triangle in Cabin Deck Plan Dream

The Disney Dream deck plan has Triangles in some of the rooms, An I am assuming that this refers to the bedding configuration, however I have yet to find a deck plan on any website: Disney, Cruise Critic, others where the key defines this graphic.

Does it mean a Pulman or a Murphy bed?

Do you mean these triangles?

If so, on this deck plan it means a connecting Stateroom.

http://disneycruiselineblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/DCL-Deck-Plans-Dream-Fantasy-October-2015.png

HTH's!

ex techie

Triangle means triple/quad occupancy .

The little arrow thing between cabins means internal connecting door.

An online booking will let me put 4 people in either a cabin with no Triangle or with a Triangle, and no where where does the key tell me what that means. Does it mean a pullman?

An online booking will let me put 4 people in either a cabin with no Triangle or with a Triangle, and no where where does the key tell me what that means. Does it mean a pullman?

The deck plan doesn't tell you if it's a ceiling pull down bunk or a pullman.

Are you booking through the DCL website?

ex techie

Triangle means triple/quad occupancy .

 

The little arrow thing between cabins means internal connecting door.

That depends on which deck plan you are looking at.

The one I linked to above the triangle indicates it is a connecting Stateroom.

ex techie

The V shape between rooms indicate connecting room doors. I am thinking the Triangle is the direction the Queen Bed faces.

But oddly the rooms that are not connecting do not have the triangle?

ex techie

Yea, Looking at it more..... maybe DCL is trying to emphasize which rooms connect.

Cruise Arizona,

What Cat room are you booking and what are the numbers?

ex techie

That is two angled lines with a part of a circle connecting them. Some of the cabins have a solid black triangle in them and some don't. No where on the key does it say what that solid triangle means.

I think the triangle is tiring to emphasize the 2 connecting rooms. Basically, Look here dummy.

It looks like only connecting rooms have the triangle.

Ok that makes sense because the only cabins that have that are all connecting, but it is counter intuitive because every other cruise lines has a dot, or a square or two dots or something that tells you what the bedding configuration is.

If it let me put 4 in will it definitely have a pullman?

All rooms will have a Queen and a couch that flips over to a normal twin.

If you can book 4 people then it can have either a pull down bed next to the couch or a upper bunk bed over the couch.

If you can book 5 people then it will have both the pull down and the bunk bed.

I wish DCL would add what the bed configuration is.

If you look at the link I posted above:

http://disneycruiselineblog.com/wp-c...tober-2015.png

at the top above the deck plans it pictorially shows you the configuration for most Stateroom categories and gives you a small description stating whether it is likely a pullman or murphy bed.

ex techie