Pictures of cribs (Dream or Fantasy)?

[Cavepaint]

Unfortunately search is down right now so I have to ask...does anyone have a photo posted of the cribs you can request in your stateroom? This is our 6th DCL cruise but our first with an infant and we'd like to know whether we should use the onboard cribs or bring a pack and play.

Thanks!

 

[SnackyStacky]

Unfortunately search is down right now so I have to ask...does anyone have a photo posted of the cribs you can request in your stateroom? This is our 6th DCL cruise but our first with an infant and we'd like to know whether we should use the onboard cribs or bring a pack and play.

Thanks!

It's been since 2008 that I needed one, but it was a pack and play play yard when I used one. Sorry. No pictures.

The nursery does have full size cribs. That was the only place my 17 month old would nap.

Hope that helps.

 

[lbgraves]

DCL provides a pack and play on the ships.

 

[CowboyPrincess]

DCL pack n play......

We also had a much easier time getting our son to sleep in the "real" cribs in the nursery.

 

[pouncingpluto]

DD slept easily in the PNP, but she sleeps in a PNP for her naps at home (bc my mother, who watches her, does not like to climb stairs much), so that's probably why. She was NOT a great sleeper at the nursery unfortunately!

 

[pacomom]

When my DD was an infant (and normally an awful sleeper) she slept great in the room in the pack and play. She didn't do so well trying to nap in the nursery though. We brought an umbrella stroller and she would sleep in that during the day as well (which we could never get her to do at home).

 

[Cavepaint]

Thank you all very much. This was a huge help.

 

[pouncingpluto]

PS-- the PNP fit really well in a cat 4 on the Dream. We never had to take it down-- we kept in the space between the end of the couch and the wall (the wall with the balcony door), and it felt nicely tucked out of the way.