Carnival Dream Review

Holy Carnival Dream, Batman !!

Review for the Bahamas Cruise on Carnival Dream
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DeathBunny
First Time Cruiser • Age 50s

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Sail Date: Nov 2009

Just returned from our 7th cruise, on the Carnival Dream, the largest in the Carnival fleet, sailing out of New York. Don't expect the Dream to return to New York anytime soon, as it appears it's doing most of its sailing out of Port Canaveral.

Embarkation went very well. The wife & I arrived at the docks around 2pm, and within half an hour we were on the ship, which was a pleasant surprise. The Dream is huge !! Over 1000 feet long !! Everything was nice and clean, as it should be, as its less than a month old at this point. We made our way to our inside cabin, which is fine for two, but no more. Three large closets, but only two electrical outlets. Our room steward Elio was nowhere to be found, but the room was perfect, so we didn't really need him. We went off to explore the ship...

Most of the action takes place on Deck 10, Lido deck, including the main dining hall. It's big, but not as big as I thought it was going to be; it doesn't appear that they could seat everyone on board if they wanted to.

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Cabin was fine, nice and clean, since it's basically brand new. Closet space was fine. If you've seen one Carnival bathroom, you've seen them all.

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