Disney Dream Review

Four Amazing Nights on the Dream (incl. Halloween extras!)

Review for the Bahamas Cruise on Disney Dream
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oldsouthcruisingfamily
2-5 Cruises • Age 50s

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Sail Date: Sep 2013
Traveled with children

About us:

We are a married couple aged 47 & 40 (but who are kids at heart) with an 8-year old daughter. We've sailed in the past with Princess, MSC, and Royal Caribbean twice (once with our daughter) - we've travelled to Disney World as a family 4 times, and this was our first time putting the two together and embarking on a Disney Cruise.

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Cabin Review

Our cabin (7114) was the most spacious balcony cabin we've had across our last 4 cruises, was in a great mid-ship location that's two decks above the Oceaneer Club and four below the pool deck (which I consider "walking distance), and located almost the same distance between the mid ship and aft elevators. It's not under, above, next to or directly across from any service areas or elivators, so was mostly quiet. Inside the cabin we had more space than needed for two adults and one child - we never felt crowded. The verandah wasn't large, but was perfect for us and didn't have a white-washed railing, so we could see through it to the ocean while sitting on the deck chairs. We loved the high bed with lots of room to store suitcases, ample drawer space, the double bathroom, and the round tub with the dual shower heads... Top notch accommodations.

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