Carnival Dream Review

4.5 / 5.0
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Transatlantic Dream

Review for Transatlantic Cruise on Carnival Dream
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misvanelle
First Time Cruiser • Age 40s

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Sail Date: Oct 2009
Cabin: Junior Suite
Traveled with children

We had the pleasure of sailing on the Dream for it's transatlantic voyage October 2009-November 2009. The new ship was nicely appointed and the staff, for the most part, were very warm and energetic. There was a sense of excitement throughout the ship's crew, which is to be expected. I'll be brief and sum it up:

Food: Regular cruise fare; for great food you must visit the steakhouse,well worth the $30 pp

Service: Lots of missed/wrong orders in the dining room, almost like they had not figured out how to get it right just yet. The last night was a very rocky one on the Atlantic so the last night's meal in the dining room lacked a bit. Room service was within 30 minutes most times and the room steward was attentive.

Cabin Review

Junior Suite

Suite was lovely, closet doors in dressing area derail easily, whirlpool doors will slam back and forth on rough seas, LCD TV is too high up to be viewed from the bed (poor angle makes picture dark), large balcony was great

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