Disney Dream Transatlantic May 2026

[OttawaJohn]

Hey everyone

We're giving thought to doing the Transatlantic on the Dream next May and wondered about it.

It'd be our first Transatlantic and wondering if Disney is good for it.

It's 6 days at sea straight and I can only assume it's pretty fun. We tend to do Disney for the ship and fun as much as the ports.

I do wonder though, is there a lot of kids? I have to assume that being early May and so long, plus transitioning, there are less children aboard then a usual one?

Thanks in advance for any info and thoughts.

 

[Disneypeach]

I’ve done a few TAs on DCL and there were very few kids. I’m talking 200-300 kids total. To the point where they let us adults use one of the kids clubs to play and make flubber a couple of nights. Great time!

 

[DWillowBay]

We just did the WBTA in October/ November. Barely any children, but it was early in the school year. We loved the TA. Lots of unique activities (cooking lessons and samples were my fav). Lots of tried and true activities. We thought so many days at sea would be difficult, but it was great fun!

 

[Pinkjgray]

Hey everyone

We're giving thought to doing the Transatlantic on the Dream next May and wondered about it.

It'd be our first Transatlantic and wondering if Disney is good for it.

It's 6 days at sea straight and I can only assume it's pretty fun. We tend to do Disney for the ship and fun as much as the ports.

I do wonder though, is there a lot of kids? I have to assume that being early May and so long, plus transitioning, there are less children aboard then a usual one?

Thanks in advance for any info and thoughts.

Hello,

I disembarked the TAEB a couple of weeks ago. There were about 600 kids, which was more than usual. Feel free to ask me any questions. I enjoyed it. Even though it was 13 days, it went by very fast!