Disney Dream Cruise Reviews - Tips

Plan your activities for kids well in advance ie asap

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When you first arrive on the ship and you are hungry do not go to the buffet. There are some restaurants are also open for lunch free of charge.

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Have fun 🏝 🚢 🍹

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Can’t go wrong with DCL, too bad they keep increasing prices.

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Be prepared to be totally spoiled by the Concierge staff.

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Excursions at Nassau can be expensive. It might be better to stay on the ship sometimes. You will never have enough time to enjoy it all.

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Starboard side if the Dream Class ships has the best port views. The Rainforest Room within the spa is a nice getaway from the crowds and noise. Watch out for the spa treatment up sells and ALWAYS confirm the price prior to your treatments. An 18% gratuity is added to 99% of onboard purchases.

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Take advantage of making reservations to meet the Princess’ My granddaughter got to see all four of them and the ones from Frozen with out having to stand in line. Use the Disney cruise app to keep track of everything you need to know. The best part is you can text people on broad in case you need to contact them.

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Definitely take time to learn the ship to avoid confusion

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Get to shows or event quite early as they fill up quickly

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You must eat breakfast at least once in the Enchanted Garden restaurant. Also, make sure you take the time and play the Midship Detective Agency Game...fun for the whole family!

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The doors are magnetic!!!! I ordered some Disney magnets ahead of time and brought them in my backpack. While I was waiting for my luggage to be delivered I threw my magnets up. Seasoned Disney travelers do this, so if you like decorating, bring some with you and join the fun. Magnets only. They will take anything else taped up down. Also bring a backpack with whatever you need to get you through a few hours (arrive wearing a swimsuit) so you can jump into the pools right away without wasting time waiting for your luggage. If you want them to take your luggage off the ship for you, make sure you set aside some clothes the night before to wear getting off the ship the next day or you'll be walking off the ship in your pajamas.

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Get a vaccine. It was easier for me to go through screening and embarkation if you have it. Attend the live shows. Dress up for fine dining experience.

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worth the money for the experience

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You Absolutely Need the Disney Navigator App for Future Voyages. Everything is Run through it Basically. Call Guest Services to find out for Sure What Day will be What (Halloween-Pirate Night You can tell by the Pirate Menu. Halloween really didn't have anything specifically for it)

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Obtain tickets to meet princesses as early as you can!

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If you have been on a Disney cruise before this little nasty covid-19 virus decided to mess up the whole world then its going to be a different cruise. If you look at it that Disney is doing this for the guest safety and are used to mask and distancing from other people you'll be fine.

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Join Facebook groups for your sail date. We were very disappointed in communication about our trip. They have a Pirate night we wouldnot have known about except for Facebook. Be very familiar with the app, its all you have.

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It's great for kids, but for everyone else, they're going to want something more.

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Only allowed to remove masks when taking professional photos

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