Disney Dream Review

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Enjoyable repeat cruise on the Dream

Review for the Bahamas Cruise on Disney Dream
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Sail Date: May 2012
Cabin: Standard Inside Stateroom
Traveled with children

This was our 14th cruise overall, 3rd on Disney and the 2nd on the Dream (1st being March, 2011). Previously, we sailed on Disney "adults only." This time, family accompanied us including our 2 1/2 year-old grandson.

Between the family time together, perfect weather, and all the Disney touches, we had a wonderful cruise. Outside of maybe not getting new glasses in our cabin 2 of the 3 days, and some of the fish dishes being slightly disappointing, we really have no complaints. Getting on and off the boat was easy. Everyone made you feel welcome. Despite the number of people obviously on board, I never got the sense of over crowding (except when moving about the ship during the muster drill). The pools got a little crowded at times but we never failed to find a lounge chair or table. My grandson loved the Nemo Reef and for the most part, even it had a manageable number of children in it when he went.

The cabin was very nice but knew that from our March, 2011 cruise. We did get adjoining/connecting cabins this time and found that to be great!

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Standard Inside Stateroom

If you can get adjoining/connecting rooms, they are nice when traveling with family/friends.

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