Kitchen Tour on Dream

[jbrile]

How does one go about signing up for a tour of the kitchen on the Disney Dream, if one is even available? I think they offer that on the Wonder and the Magic. Appreciate any guidance

 

[maria-fan-22]

I'm gonna add another question here. Is there an age limit?
Thanks!

 

[mmouse37]

We did the Dream galley tour as part of our Platinum perks....I honestly don't know if they offer it a general tour like on the classic ships.

MJ

 

[outahere]

I'm gonna add another question here. Is there an age limit?
Thanks!

On our past two cruises in April, 2010 (Wonder) and this past February (Magic), the galley tour was restricted to adults (18 and over). We have not yet sailed on the Dream, so I can't help there.

 

[ShellyLynn3630]

Unfortunatley I think DCL is going to start offering things that were once for everyone to just the elite cruisers now. Those who are in the platinum level. Don't get me wrong, I do support a frequent cruiser program with tiered rewards. But just not taking away something that at one time every one was able to do. Also, I just wonder what will happen when they have to raise the levels because they will be having so many people progress to the next one? That is just a matter of time.

 

[redman822]

Just got off the Dream today, and yes I can confirm that Galley Tours are limited to Platinum cruisers.

That being said, my wife was able to talk a Guest Services CM into letting us join a tour.

Also, when we went on the tour, nobody checked tickets - so, if perchance, you were to stroll by the side entrance of Royal Palace at 2:30, it is entirely possible you could get it without a ticket.