Carnival Dream Review

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Dreaming of the Dream!

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Nitenurse1
6-10 Cruises • Age 70s

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Sail Date: Sep 2011
Cabin: Cove Balcony

On Sept. 3, 2011 our 2nd Annual SBPHC Cruise was aboard the Carnival Dream. There were 20 of us this year, which included family as well as friends. We arrived early at Port Canaveral after parking at the Park-n-Cruise and taking their shuttle to the port. Boarding was very easy and fast with no long lines or luggage searches. The ship itself is very impressive with plenty of places to congregate for large and small groups.

Most of our group members had Cove Balcony rooms. We usually get balcony rooms but had never had a Cove Balcony. I have to say, that I really loved it there! They are closer to the water and are sheltered by the lifeboats which are a level above. We felt like we were in our own little world. And they are 10sq. feet larger than the regular balcony rooms. We were able to open up the dividers between cabins and have a very large balcony! And of course, our stateroom was very comfortable. It seems the cabins on the Dream have a lot more storage areas than just the closets which was nice.

Service and friendliness of staff was very good on the Dream and our cabin steward always kept our ice buckets and small cooler full of ice for us!

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Cove Balcony

Cabin 7C

The Cove Balcony cabins were very nice. They seemed to have more storage space in shelves and drawers under the couch. Quiet location and the balcony is 10sq feet bigger than the regular balcony cabins and that makes a big difference. When 2 balconies are opened up, you have a great space! The closet space is pretty much the same as other cabins. I would get a Cove Balcony cabin again!

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