Disney Dream Review

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Review for the Bahamas Cruise on Disney Dream
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Modg17
First Time Cruiser • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Dec 2011
Traveled with children

This was our first cruise with Disney. We woke up as the ship coming to dock at Nassau. The water was pristine teal color. Atlantic hotel can be seen on the left side. We recommend a binocular here. With it, we can see people at the Atlantic hotel's pyramid. Travelling with a 2.5yrs old, our hands were full. We played safe and not venture out to Nassau. The Dream has so much to enjoy in a safe environment.

Food Galore. The Cabanas serves food pretty much at breakfast and lunch. Otherwise, you can get hamburgers, pizza, salad, fries, soft serves, sandwiches, soft wraps, soda, milk, tea, etc. at pretty much all hours and as many times as you want. At the more formal hours of dinner, you are preassigned to a table at a restaurant, a different one each night. Superb foods. Disney guests will not go hungry at any hour of the day.

Disney characters were available for the kids, at one showing per day. It takes awhile to wait in line. Movies in the theater were showing 4 or 5 different ones in total of the entire trip; each movie shown twice. Walt D theater had two great shows; one was too scary for a 2+ yrs old.

Cabin Review

Cabin 8D

Room with a large porthole that our 2+ yrs old likes to sleep on it. LOL. Comfortable beds. Plenty of drawers. Space for luggage under main bed. Split baths (2). Great round tub in bathroom. Need room card to activate light. TV to Disney info and only ABC + ESPN. Room tends to get quite cool at night. Temp control with knob. Ours was near the bow while food and activities near the aft: quite a bit of walking.

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