Carnival Dream Review

Dream Class not for us back to the Conquest Class

Review for the Western Caribbean Cruise on Carnival Dream
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ZCruiser1
First Time Cruiser • Age 50s

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Sail Date: Jun 2010
Cabin: Balcony
Traveled with children

Our family, Wife two Sons and future Daughter in-law on this cruise, other than Daughter in-law our family cruises on at least one seven day cruise and as many as two three day cruises a year.

Western Caribbean we have been to all the Ports more than once, love the Ruins and Carlos and Charlies in Cozumel, Tabyana Beach in Roatan,never been big on Belize, and like to shop and take it easy in Costa Maya but wind canceled that Port.

The food was pretty typical but you can tell there cutting back on quality in dining rooms, why have a formal nights when you can get better food and wear shorts to Red Lobster.

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Balcony

Cabin 8B

Our Balcony Cabin (6403) was on sixth floor overlooking Promenade deck only problem was there are two lanai`s on each side of boat and one of them was directly in front of our balcony, so during the day if you just wanted to relax on your balcony and fill the breeze and gaze at the ocean you had a lanai full of people staring at you.

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