Disney Dream Review

Cruising Disney without kids.

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10+ Cruises • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Jul 2012

We have cruised 43 times so far including once on the Disney Wonder when our children were younger. Because I wanted to go back to Castaway Cay I booked the Disney Dream for my husband and I. It was also to celebrate the Fourth of July at sea which I like very much. We flew down on the day of the cruise and everything went smoothly. I had purchased transfer from Disney and our check-in was done at the airport. We arrived at 9:00 AM and were on the bus by 9:40 AM. The trip to Port Canaveral was a pleasant one. I takes 45 to 50 minutes. We were so tired from getting up very early to catch our flight that we pretty much napped the whole ride. They showed cartoons and videos of the ship. That kept the kids entertained.

Arriving at the terminal there was a line to take pictures with Mickey wearing his captain uniform. Families with little kids were having a great time. There was also a counter to register the little ones for their specific age activities for the cruise. It didn't take too long for the boarding process to begin. We were group 4 and we boarded by 11:30 AM which was also the time that stated on our cruise documents. Every family is introduced upon entering deck 3. I remember my kids loved that when we cruised on the Wonder .

We went straight to our cabin on deck 6 to drop off our luggage. The cabin was not ready yet and we went upstairs to Cabanas to have lunch before it got too crowded. I like the fact that it is divided into sections so you don't have to form a long line to serve yourself. You just go to the ones you want to get the food from. Plenty of choices and the food was good.

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