The Carnival Dream

Cruises: 7+ cruises

Reviews: 0

Helpful Votes: 6

Review summary

This is supposed to be the newest ship in Carnival's fleet. Here's what we saw: The hallways were narrow and tight for wheelchair bound guests; There were noxious (bathroom) odors in some rooms and hallways; elevators not big enough (said could hold no more than 18 person, but 11 was a squeeze); We had a balcony room, but felt smaller than similar balcony room on Conquest or RCL ships; Cabins were noisy (thin walls); we could hear people passing in hallways and about 3:30 every morning heard the kitchen crew come begin the preparation of breakfast in the buffet on the floor above us (we could also smell the bacon cooking around 6:00, not everything was bad;

Ship experiences

Food and Dining

Entertainment

Service and Staff

Ship Quality

Cabin / Stateroom

Ports of call

Philipsburg, St. Maarten

Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas

Nassau, Bahamas

Pros: Cabin attendant and dinner waitress were the best ever.

Cons: Ship had some design flaws; some of the staff acted like they wished they were anywhere but on the ship.

Recommends Carnival Dream? No.

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