Disney Dream Review

Truly a Dream

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Skitrip3777
First Time Cruiser • Age 30s

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Sail Date: Sep 2019
Cabin: Deluxe Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah

We took our first ever cruise aboard the Disney Dream in September 2019 (no kids with us). After carefully reading many reviews of the different cruise lines and ships, we chose to sail Disney due to their reputation for health, safety, and service. We were not disappointed in the slightest bit! The Disney Dream is a beautiful ship, one of Disney's two larger ships. It was well maintained and luxurious. The food was good, service was great, and the adult-only areas were quiet and relaxing. We particularly enjoyed the spectacular sunrises from our verandah and the amazing live shows. Beauty and the Beast was a favorite.

To be honest I've never been a huge Disney fanatic, but there is just something magical and novel about Disney and you really feel that magic aboard their cruise ships. We chose the 3-night cruise which was a bit short for all of the planning and logistics and work it takes to travel across the country for a cruise. But we chose this because we weren't sure if we would even like being on a cruise ship. We can't wait to return and next time will try a 5-night cruise.

The only complications on our cruise was that we were unable to visit Castaway Cay. Due to the recent hurricane, they weren't yet finished repairing areas of the island that had been misplaced and damaged. We docked at Castaway Cay, but weren't able to leave the ship. I know that many of our fellow passengers were disappointed by this. From what we could see though it looked like a beautiful place and we hope to be able to return.

Cabin Review

Deluxe Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah

Cabin 05A

Port Reviews

Nassau

Hard pass on Nassau. I had read reviews beforehand about how lots of cruisers choose to stay on the ship when docked at Nassau. If we ever take a cruise that returns we will do just that. Nassau was dirty and you are instantly hounded by hustlers when you walk through to the main town area. I would never take my kids through here. We didn't give Nassau a fair chance, we were so turned off by the port we didn't venture anywhere else on the island. But still, Disney can do better than this. Leave Nassau to the Carnival cruise ships.

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