Disney Dream Review

Disney Dream after 4 days at Walt Disney World

Review for the Bahamas Cruise on Disney Dream

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Sail Date: Mar 2013
Traveled with children

This cruise was part of a land and sea trip over March break 2013. While we have cruised 3 times with NCL, this was our first Disney cruise. Disney does many things very well, including managing large crowds and impeccable customer service. Embarkation was a breeze, we had a port arrival time of 11-11:30am and arrived in the terminal at 11:30am. We were checked in and on the ship in less than 30 minutes, as our embarkation group had already been called. We asked to eat in a sit down restaurant, but got the cattle call in Cabanas. The food was great, but the tables are very close together and crowded. We never went back. Cabins were ready at 1:30pm as promised, we had already been down the Aquaduck twice at this point!

Our cabin was 6068, which was just aft of a staircase with a crew door across the hall. I was worried about noise, but it was definitely unfounded. We loved the location, it was a nice compromise between the pool deck, restaurants and entertainment.

We travelled with our two boys who were 8&5 yrs at the time, they toured the kids club area on the first day with us but never wanted to go back. There were a lot of kids and not a lot of personal attention, which they are used to on NCL.

Cabin Review

Cabin 5D

Near elevator and stairs, across the hall from a crew access door. Quiet. Fourth berth is Pullman bed with a picture of constellations and Wendy, Peter Pan and other characters on the ceiling! Balcony is directly above a lifeboat, which you can see when standing on the balcony but not sitting. Railing is clear.

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