Just Booked! Disney Dream in late March. Tips?

[dreynolds1982]

We just booked a 4nt on the Dream for my 40th bday in late March! I mean, what better way to spend your 40th than pretending your a kid on a Disney Cruise and at WDW? I've been on two DCL trips in the past, both on the Wonder, both in cheapo inside staterooms (pre-fake porthole) and both MANY years ago. Excited to do it proper with a Verandah room on the Dream.

I'm sure I will have more specific questions as we get closer and begin thinking about details, but in the meantime, any general tips? Hints? Useful info? Fun stories? Etc? I'm super amped about this trip so just wanting to hear more

Thanks!

 

[CaseyCruiser]

Congratulations! Just relax and take it one step at a time. I'm also doing a 4 night Dream (December) and I am excited to get back to cruising.

 

[Cruising Engineer]

Congratulations . Our last Dream cruise was Jan 2020, B2B, and it was so much fun. Just keep watching this page and read what others are posting from their cruise experiences on the Dream. Our next cruise isn't until July, so I am so excited for you.

 

[Cheburashka]

My advice is just to relax and let yourself enjoy your cruise without feeling pressured to have to check items off your DCL bucket list. Do what you feel like doing, and just chill out when you feel like chilling out, because that's part of the cruise experience, too. You can't do it all in one cruise anyway, so just do what happens to appeal to you at the time, and skip the rest without regret.