Carnival Dream Review

Dreamin October 16-23

Review for the Western Caribbean Cruise on Carnival Dream
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punkin35
2-5 Cruises • Age 40s

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Sail Date: Oct 2010
Cabin: Spa Ocean View (obstructed views)
Traveled with children

The Dream is beautiful! I traveled with a mobility scooter due to ankle surgery prior to the cruise. We were one of the first ones on the ship due to this, which was really nice! Lunch was ready and fresh when we boarded at 11:00. Port Canaveral really has the embarkation down pact! Quick and easy. This was our 2nd time out of this port, both times were great.

The ship never seemed to be too overly crowded despite the fact there is 4000 people on board. We were always able to get a chair on the lido deck and the food lines were not too bad. Breakfast time seemed to be the busiest.

The food and service in the dinning room was great! We tried the Chef's Art steakhouse one night. Worth every penny!! It was divine, fabulous, delicious!!

Cabin Review

Spa Ocean View (obstructed views)

Cabin 6S

It was really nice to get the free upgrade to the spa cabins, which did include the spa amenities. However, if I would have paid for this room I would not have been happy. The room itself was great. It was really big and the bathroom was tiled and really nice.

The room was surrounded on three sides by doors which were constantly being slammed. There was also a storage room of some sort outside which was very noisy. The gym treadmills were right about the room and you could occasionally hear them.

We were not in the room much, so it was not too bad. It usually was pretty quiet after 10pm. However, don't expect to sleep in much in this room because the noise begins early!!

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