Rajah Royal Suite Tour (Aladdin Themed Mega Stateroom) - Disney Treasure

[@tommyandmaggie]

Everyone checks out the dining and balcony first. Tom heads straight for the bathroom. I love it!

[@MousesOnMainStreet]

You know what I’m really bummed about they didn’t use enough beige like I was really hoping for a good amount of beige maybe next time😂😂😂

[@CaliforniaDreamin.]

I feel like they could have embraced the Aladdin theme a bit more here.

[@karebear3152]

Another very pretty space! OMG that balcony!

[@happiestplace3754]

Beautiful room, but I would want something more design wise. Like have the print of the carpet look like Moroccan tiles, and richer colors other than beige.

[@DrFrankenolly]

One abstract wall art of Rajah. The tapestry was nice. Looks like the already had the room figured out and said, “oh shoot, this was supposed to be a Disney thing wasn’t it?!”😂 Still remember when theme meant stepping into another world with Disney and not whatever this is. Not to mention how much people are paying for these rooms.😬 No thank you.

[@fifthrider]

I'm trying to be kind here because I realize this is on a ship, and ships move around in stormy weather. I would have thought they would do it up more like Rolly Crump's redux of the Adventureland Bazaar; drapes tacked back everywhere, piles of plush pillows, tapestries in odd locations, etc. Since it's on a ship I get it, everything has to be tacked down, no loose lamps swinging around, etc. All this gets is carpet themed to the pattern of a Persian rug and lots of gold. It just feels like they threw gold at everything. The truly sad part is the really well-off Disney consumers are not very discerning I've noticed. They're quite happy with this look, like when Kim Irvine removed wooden railings in the Court of Angels and replaced them with plastic ones painted to look like wood. Only die hard fans noticed, the richie-riches were entirely too happy to have mediocrity for some reason.

[@neonblowfish]

Looks better than the Disney World Marriott-conversions at the "resorts"

[@beckstairs]

Wow ❤

[@MisterMotion]

Wow. I’m sure the 0.0001 percent of people who can afford this will really connect to Walt’s vision of families having a good time!

[@MW-cs8zd]

Yep. Looks just like Bangladesh Disney

[@Luke_Go]

Aladdin themed or Aladdin "inspired?"

[@LadyeStagsleapStudio]

Ugly! Boring! They could have gone full Mughal/Taj Mahal/Persian Garden. There is so much design potential wasted here.

[@PorchPotatoMike]

That’s not the room number, that’s the price per night.😂

[@veronicareitherreese6671]

Good size, but it needs a little more color.

[@drewchaboo719]

1:03 i see you tom and your head is kind of poping out here

[@marshallgrayson]

Room 13,000? More like $13,000 per night! 🤑

[@nick_pappagiorgio]

I hope there's no Contemporary Royal Suite (sad trombone noise)

[@meanderingmouse]

Did you see the Tomorrow Suite? Nailed it!

[@valerie8401]

What's with the faded carpets everywhere?

[@HaleyFlood-fo1ll]

Love Disney 💕I just wish they could be a bit more creative instead of doing the same thing time and time again beautiful ship and everything though I just hope the new four cruise ships coming don’t look the exact same

[@meanderingmouse]

That Tomorrow Suite puts this to shame. This looks like 47’s trash taste. Fugly

[@beckstairs]

$$$$$ I bet.

[@tsn6899]

$100,000 for 7 day trip?

[@WDWNT]

Probably

[@elizabethw.6154]

It looks boring AF, not the "tastefully done" as they probably wanted. The only thing I like is that one of the main accent colors is plum, which is one of my favorite colors... Plus why do they have floor to ceiling CLEAR windows as one WHOLE SIDE of the bathroom and shower 🚿? Truly an exhibitionist's wet dream 😂.

[@WDWNT]

The windows go opaque with a button click