Disney dream quick review

[jdubs44]

We had the same room so we were able to leave our luggage in our room. We were one of the last people to get off the boat had to go through customs and then go right back upstairs to check in. We checked in at the concierge desk and were allowed to wait in the concierge waiting area. We were given group number one boarding which allowed us to get back on the boat at around 11:30. We were off the boat for probably 1:15. Being back on you felt like you had total run of the ship while everyone else was getting there bearing down. It was great! I will say that the three day cruise felt way more crowded than the four day even though were both fully booked.

 

[ROEDISNEY]

I have cruised three times before one with RCL on our Honeymoon & two with Disney with our 5 sons. This year me & my DH are going on the Dream to celebrate both our 50th b-days NO KIDS and wouldn't dream of going on any other boat then Disney.
Everbody has there own opinion you got to go with what you like.

 

[DMMarla07860]

I'd recommend going on the Dream to Adults only, now when I started cruising I was 14, but I'm 22 years old now, 23 years old on Friday. I've cruised 10 times on Magic/Wonder and did a back-2-back on the Dream February 17th-24th and loved it. My dad does as well, my mom doesn't like vacation so she doesn't cruise.

 

[DMMarla07860]

Because those who cruise without kids on DCL must be some "whacko" grownup fan of Donald Duck per the OP's blog.

Don't worry, there are a lot of fellow whackos onboard who don't mind the lack of casinos or Vegas style shows that the OP misses.

I'll be one of those whackos onboard lol

 

[jdubs44]

I am glad that this world has whackos! Maybe I shouldn't have used Donald Duck and said Clarabelle the Cow instead. Either I am glad some people can take a joke. Sorry to those offended.

 

[MPS516]

Well like so many others we love DCL with or without our Daughter who is now 20 and enjoys cruising with her dorm-mates as a group as well.

Doing the Med is was clear that about 40 % of the ship felt the same way we did, no kids. Funny thing, a large number of my other uniformed buddies prefer DCL to other lines, ships are clean, great service and food and the entertainment is superior.

Hey DCL is a great line and they have done a good job marketing to adults, ad here shows a senior couple cruising having a great time, just the 2 of them.

 

[jdubs44]

I guess that is why there are hundreds of cruise lines around the world. Each gives people something that they like whether is affordabilty, service, shows, kids stuff, food... everyone goes on these ships for some reason. My mother in law has been on seemingly hundreds of cruises and she like different lines for different reasons. Its what makes the world go around.

Have fun on your upcoming cruise!

 

[Alexander]

I completely agree that everyone is entitled to their opinion and I realize that most adults without kids probably won't choose Disney. However why resort to name calling in your review that you link to your post and call those who desire to travel on DCL whacko adults who love Donald Duck.

Wow! Sensitive much?!?!