dream turning around.

[MouseGrandma]

Does anyone know what REALLY happened? There is nothing in the FloridaToday or Orlando Sentinel or on the tv stations' websites.

 

[lesroi]

We had a medical emergency on our cruise last week but luckily it was prior to our leaving the dock. I feel for the family though that they did not get to take their cruise!

 

[Bear3412]

I received first hand reports yesterday why they went back to port.
They forgot the Mickey ice cream bars, and the captain decided that could easily turn into a safety issue (riot), so the decision was made to return to port after consultation with the home office. No tug/boat was willing to haul the 1500 lbs out in the channel to meet the ship and try to offload. To risky. So they averted a potentially serious situation. This is why I book with DCL.

 

[gometros]

Just saw this on Cruise Critic (from ashley@cruisecritic):

Hey guys,

We've been in touch with Disney, and as you all suspected, it was a medical emergency, and a passenger had to be evacuated. We were told it only set the ship back a couple of hours, so the itinerary shouldn't be impacted.

 

[Patrickprincess]

I hope the passnger is doing better. But what a bummer. The Dream captian handled verry well acroding to all reports. This is why i will travel with DCL

Just saw this on Cruise Critic (from ashley@cruisecritic):

Hey guys,

We've been in touch with Disney, and as you all suspected, it was a medical emergency, and a passenger had to be evacuated. We were told it only set the ship back a couple of hours, so the itinerary shouldn't be impacted.