Carnival Dream Review

Had a wonderful time on the Dream

Review for the Eastern Caribbean Cruise on Carnival Dream
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jetset655
2-5 Cruises • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Apr 2013
Cabin: Cove Balcony
Traveled with children

We were lucky enough to get the FTTF pass and it was just great to be able to board right after the Platinum members. We were seated in the Diamond/Platinum section and were on board within minutes of the start of boarding. It seemed that it took longer for them to open the boarding, but I did notice quite a few wedding guests which probably delayed our boarding.

Ports: We had already been to all the Ports once before, but in Nassau I booked a Segway Tour online and that was truly worth the price. The guide was very big into the islands history so the kids got a history lesson. We just went shopping at the other 2 ports.

Dining: The first night we were assigned to the Scarlet dining room which is aft. My poor granddaughter simply could not eat her meal as the ship was definitely swaying a lot! After dinner I went to guest services (no line as FTTF used) and asked if we could move to the Crimson dining room which is mid ship. They directed me to contact the Maitre D in the Crimson dining room to see if they could accommodate us. The Maitre D was not available however I explained our situation to his assistant. She said she would pass on my request. The next morning a note was under the door which said we could indeed move to the mid ship dining room. This made me and my granddaughter extremely happy. We are early risers so I never waited more than a few moments for food in the Gathering. The dining rooms food was hot and the orders were all correct. We did do the Punchliners brunch and it too was very good.

Cabin Review

Cove Balcony

Cabin 7C

Room 2353 was a great cove balcony. Very quiet area and the balcony offered a lot of privacy. We had 3 closets which was OK, but drawer space was extremely limited.

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