A room on a Disney cruise ship features a 'giant' bed, 2 bathrooms, and a private balcony, according to a viral TikTok room tour

• Nicole Renard went viral for a "room tour" video that she said was filmed on a Disney cruise.

• It featured a "giant" queen-sized bed, two small bathrooms, and a balcony overlooking the ocean.

• The TikTok has been viewed over 2 million times.

A woman has gone viral on TikTok for filming a tour of a room that she said she was staying in while on a Disney cruise.

Nicole Renard, a travel and food blogger based in Nashville, Tennessee, posted a TikTok on April 2 with an on-screen caption that read, "Disney cruise room tour."

The video now has 2.3 million views and 250,000 likes.

In the video, Renard stood in a corridor and said, "If you've ever wondered what a room looks like on a Disney cruise ship, take a look at mine."

She entered a room that featured what Renard described as a "giant queen bed" that was "so soft and fluffy," which occupied most of the space in the first section of the room.

The room also featured a small couch and a coffee table with a platter of cheese and grapes on it, and a dressing table with a bottle of what appeared to be champagne and two flute glasses on it.

Renard said the room had two bathrooms, and showed one room with a toilet and sink, and another with a shower and sink. She also showed a balcony with an ocean view. She added that the staff left chocolates on her pillow during her stay.

Some commenters said they thought the room looked small. One comment with 939 likes said, "not spacious at all," and another said, "I think my husband would hit his head on the ceiling lol." Others speculated about how much a trip on a Disney cruise would cost with one comment guessing the room would cost "thousands" to book.

According to the Disney Cruise Line website, the ticket price for a Disney cruise varies based on the number of people and nights booked. It lists the price of a four-night cruise from San Diego, California as starting at £1,094. According to the website, the ticket price includes accommodation, food, and entertainment, but guests can also pay additional fees for a larger room with an ocean view.

In her video, Renard did not state how long she stayed on the purported cruise, or how much the trip cost. Disney Cruise Line and Renard did not immediately respond to Insider's request for comment.

Renard posted a slideshow of photos from what appeared to be the same trip on Instagram, showing her on board a ship that had the Disney logo on it, and said she visited Disney World Florida in a vlog posted to her YouTube channel on April 8. In the video, she said Disney invited her to attend as part of a "Creators Celebration" event at the resort. Renard did not say if the video was part of a paid sponsorship with Disney.

Brands frequently offer influencers the opportunity to attend events or trips, often with the goal of the creator posting about their stay to increase awareness of the brands among their followers. In September 2021, Forbes reported that Disney often uses influencers to market their brand by inviting them to film at theme parks and events.

As previously reported by Insider, Disney has a range of cruise lines. Some allow guests to pay for optional extras, like spa visits, and all Disney ships feature a mixture of "adult-only" areas and child-friendly activities.

Renard has 2.1 million TikTok followers and 114,000 Instagram followers. She typically posts lifestyle videos where she shares food-related advice and recipes.

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