I purchase a DisneyDream cruise December 28-31, 2018.
It was a 3 days cruise.
Our party had 2 children and 3 adults.
All of us were expecting to have an enjoyable relaxing time.
Oh, how wrong we were.
Lets start with an entry to the ship.
No one in the world told us that our cabins will be available at about 1:30-2:00 o'clock.
We were scheduled to enter the ship at ...
My mother and father recently retired and both wanted to try a short cruise. I also have a 3 year old daughter who lives Minnie Mouse. I thought a Disney Cruise would be the perfect fit for all of us. I've been to Disney world in the past and thought it was wonderful and had heard amazing things about the cruise so I decided to book it for Christmas. Turns out this was the biggest mistake I've ...
We went on our first Disney cruise with out 18 month old just a week before Christmas (2018). We reached a day before and stayed in a hotel near the Canaveral port (about and hour from Orlando airport) . Word of advise: get an uber as they charge per person including a toddler under 2 for the shuttle so uber works out better with lesser wait time.
Also you would have to get an uber with child ...
It was a military family event,grands never been on a cruise. I wasn't gung ho on being on a Disney Cruise, I am well over that. For the kids though and for you Disney freaks , I must say it was worth what we paid. It's like the Magic Kingdom on steroids without the rides and on the water. Plenty of activities and characters all over the place.
Kids entertainment area was awesome,something only ...
This was my 17th Disney Cruise. I have also been on The Oasis of the Sea (RCL) and the Oosterdam (HAL).
This is my 3rd Christmas Cruise on the Dream. The Dream is a nice ship. A lot of neat things for kids to do. The Christmas activities were nice and the decorations were neat to see.
The food was good and so was the service for the most part. I would say it is not any better the the ...
Just returned from a 4-day Very Merrytime Bahamian cruise aboard the Disney Dream; this was our third cruise on the Dream and second using concierge. However this was our first 4-day cruise on Disney and compared to the 3-day, this cruise was packed with people. We were also celebrating 2 Birthdays.
Although Disney cruises focus on kids, there are plenty of adult activities. The shows are ...
This cruise was basically the third change we had to make to our vacation plans thanks to work schedule. We originally booked our cruise with Allure of the Seas, but watching too many videos of that ship I had the impression that the Oasis-class ships are nothing but mere floating malls in the ocean - no theme, no character. We wanted a cruise that was going to be memorable before I head to a long ...
Our family just returned from our second cruise on the Disney Dream and it was juast as amazing as our first! This was the first Very Merrytime Cruise and the ship was near capacity. We had an 11:45am arrival time, but actually made it there by 10:45am. The line to get through the initial ID check was short and the security line was not bad (maybe 10-15 minute wait). Once we went upstairs, the ...
We’ve been to Orlando many times, we’ve therefore never explored much around Port Canaveral. Parking was easily sourced and cost approx $10/day. Transport to and from the port prompt and took around 10 minutes. We were told embarkation would be around 1330, although getting carried away we got there for 1130, no queue and we got straight on the ship. Staff were incredibly welcoming, the terminal ...
9th Cruise with Disney and 4th on the Dream. We were looking for a quick get-away for me and the wife, and love everything Disney's ships have for adults only cruisers. The Dream is absolutely perfect. Embarkation is super easy. We always use Disney Transportation from MCO and it is stream lined to the point we have nothing to worry about. We check in at our home airport and never see our ...