Disney Dream Review, Activities, Dining, Entertainment, Destinations - Cruise Ship by Disney Cruise Line

Disney Dream Review, Activities, Dining, Entertainment, Destinations – Cruise Ship by Disney Cruise Line

Disney Dream Review - Cruise Ship By Disney Cruise Line

Disney Dream Review – Highlights

Here are the main features of the cruise ship that came out of the Disney Dream review:

The third cruise ship operated by Disney Cruise Line
A part of The Walt Disney Company
Multiple dining venues
A buffet
Diversified bars
Many & different types of Lounges
Quick service stations
Rotational dining system for guests
Animator’s Palate-main dining restaurant
Enchanted Garden -second main dining restaurant
Royal Palace with gorgeous royal decoration
2 adult-only specialty restaurants -Palo and Remy
The Walt Disney Theatre
Many public rooms for your entertainment
Senses Spa & Salon

State Rooms and Suites

Totally 1250 guestrooms & largest standard stateroom with verandah, ample closet space, split bathrooms & wave phones, concierge suites, roomy concierge family cabin, the 1,781-square-foot Royal Suite with a living room, wet bar, kitchenette, media library and hot tub on the verandah.

Eating Options – Dining and Snacks

Disney Dream Cruise Ship - Dining Options
Animator’s Palate: A themed restaurant which offers Pacific Rim cuisine. Open for dinner.
Cabanas: An indoor and outdoor restaurant for casual dining which serves a wide variety of fresh food favorites.
Enchanted Garden: Main dining room that is inspired by the picturesque gardens of Versailles.

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Palo: An intimate, adults-only restaurant that serves Northern Italian cuisine. Open for dinner.
Royal Palace: Main dining restaurant that serves French-inspired, continental cuisine fit for the royalty.

Drinking Options

Disney Dream - More Dining Options
Vista Cafe: Cafe / bar – perfect place to enjoy coffee and a morning / pre- or post-dinner pastry.
Waves: Casual open-air bar where guests can unwind with a refreshingly cold drink.
Evolution Lounge: A trendy dance club offering dancing, games, karaoke and a full bar serving mixed drinks.

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Meridian Bar: An adults-only lounge can enjoy an aperitif or a post-dinner drink
Metro Pub Bar: Provides family games and activities during the day & wine or mixed drinks at night.
Pink: A chic cocktail bar. Inspired by France’s finest Champagnes.
Bon Voyage: A perfect place for guests to enjoy a refreshing beverage before dinner.

Activities and Facilities On Board Disney Dream

AquaDuck Slide WaterCoaster On Board Disney Dream
The Aqua Duck: First water coaster at sea, almost the size of a U.S. football field
Quiet Cove Pool: For adult only. Pool contains fresh water.
Disney’s prodigious stage shows: Shows with intricate sets, beloved songs and captivating performances
9 hole mini-golf course: Training is provided to the guests
Digital sports simulators

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Full-sized basketball court: Can also be converted for use as a soccer pitch
The Cove coffee café: A particularly good place to check your e-mail
It’s A Small World Nursery: A nursery for children 3 months to 3 years, which is inspired by Disneyland.
Disney’s Oceaneer Club: A children’s activity center
Disney’s Oceaneer Lab: An area meant for children. Kids can play games, perform educational experiments and enjoy many activities.

Entertainment Options On Disney Dream

Buena Vista Theatre runs films – some in stunning Disney Digital 3D. In The Walt Disney Theatre where live show is performed, people can also meet different Disney characters.

Other Things You Should Know About Disney Dream Cruise Ship

Disney Dream Review – The Ship Is Recommended For

3 / 4 / 5 days travelling for those people who like the Disney theme. Very highly recommended for families cruising with children.

Dressing

Casual attire is appropriate on the Disney Dream, including shorts, sundresses, tank tops, etc. for the ladies, and shorts, polo shirts, t-shirts, etc. for men. Basically, resort casual or smart casual attire.

Dining Times

There is no fixed dining time. Food is served 24 hours across various dining options.

Gratuities

Gratuities that are given to the waiters, assistant waiters and stateroom attendants are $12 per person, per day. There’s an automatic 15 percent levy on bar purchases.