Carnival Dream Review

Just wanted to get away.

Review for the Western Caribbean Cruise on Carnival Dream
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Sail Date: Sep 2011
Cabin: Balcony

This was our third cruise (Sept 17th-24th) and we wanted to check out the Dream, and try the (Western Caribbean). We have sailed on the Valor, 2008 (Eastern Caribbean) and the Miracle 2009 out of NY. (Eastern Caribbean). September is a good time for us to get away from the daily grind and we also took the time to celebrate our anniversary of 28 years.

Flew out of Hartford Ct. to Orlando on Saturday morning and arrived at the pier around 12:30. Boarding was already in progress and within fifteen minutes we were on the ship with a cold drink in hand. It pays to fill out the paper work on line. Cabins were ready by 1:30 and of course the life boat drill before we could set sail. The Dream is a big ship but not overwhelmingly huge. Granted it took about a day to learn how to get from point "A" to point "B" without ending up turned around or lost, lol.

We had a balcony cabin on the Veranda deck port side forward. Great view, quiet and near the elevators and stairs. Room Stewart was always smiling and kept room neat and tidy. Late seating in the main dining room with Jose' as our waiter. Jose' was great and always pointed out the best choice for the evening when we had trouble making up our minds. Wonderful to talk to and always had a smile. Each night one of us had to try the didja-ever appetizer choice. There is always a comfort food selection. We have done the steak house before on the Miracle but skipped going this time. Met a fun couple from Jersey who were celebrating their 25th and a birthday.

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Balcony

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