Disney Dream Cruise Ship Guide

Disney Cruise Line Vacations are some of our favorite types of trips to take. They’re a great way to get a dose of Disney magic, without the chaos of the Disney Parks. We love the relaxation and the ease of these types of vacations and love all of the beautiful places they can take you. We’ve put together a Disney Dream Cruise Guide to help you navigate this beautiful ship.

Disney Dream Ship Details

The Disney Dream Cruise Ship sailed her maiden voyage on January 26, 2011 and is a mid-sized Disney Cruise Ship. Offering an array of destinations, you can travel from the Caribbean to Europe to Norway on the Disney Dream. Here is everything to know about the Disney Dream Cruise Ship.

What Character is on the Bow of the Disney Dream Cruise Ship?

The bow features none other than Captain Mickey. 

What Character is on the Stern of the Disney Dream Cruise Ship?

Sorcerer Mickey adorns the bow of the Disney Dream. Complete with his red robe and blue sorcerer hat, Sorcerer Mickey proudly stands out against the Monica Blue of the ship. 

How big is the Disney Dream Cruise Ship?

The Disney Dream is 1,115 feet in length, with 1250 guest staterooms onboard.  The capacity of the Disney Dream is 4000 passengers.

Disney Dream Ship Deck Map

The Disney Dream’s sister ship is the Disney Fantasy. Laid out the same, these ships are bigger than the Magic and Wonder, but smaller than the Wish, Treasure and Destiny. As a mid size ship it has 14 decks, and a slew of spaces, lounges and restaurants to enjoy.

• Deck 1: Health Corridor, and Primarily for Disembarking at Port. 
• Deck 2: Enchanted Garden Restaurant, Midship Detective Agency Game Station
• Deck 3: Main Lobby, Guest Services, Royal Palace, Animator’s Palate, Bon Voyage Lounge, Shopping, Walt Disney Theater, Preludes
• Deck 4: Vista Cafe, Shutters Photography, Buena Vista Theater, Walt Disney Theater Balcony Seating, Walking Deck, Preludes, D-Lounge, The District, including District Lounge, Skyline, Evolution, Pub 687, and Pink. 
• Deck 5: Disney’s Oceaneer Club and Lab, It’s a Small World Nursery, Staterooms, Midship Detective Agency Game Station #2, Vibe (entrance is on deck 4), Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique
•  Deck 6-10 : Guest Staterooms   
•  Deck 11: Concierge Level Staterooms, Senses Spa, Juice Bar, Gym, Adult Deck, Cove Cafe, Cabanas Restaurant, Pools, FunnelVision
• Deck 12: AquaDuck, Adult Deck, Palo, Remy, Meridian Lounge
• Deck 13: Concierge Private Sundeck, Edge Club, Currents Bar, Goofy’s Sports Deck ( Miniature Golf, Basketball)
• Deck 14: Outlook, Radio Studio

Disney Dream Grand Hall

The Disney Dream Cruise Ship has an Art Deco theme, with a fun geometrical design that shows up throughout the ship. Featuring Admiral Donald Duck statue in the Atrium the space is filled with gold accents showing a variety of Disney characters. The Disney Dream is one of the medium-sized Disney Cruise ships, with a layout similar to that of its sister ship, the Disney Fantasy. 

Disney Dream Staterooms        

The Disney Dream includes 4 classes of staterooms. They are Concierge, Verandah, Oceanview, and Inside. All of these can sleep 3-4 people comfortably. The larger rooms can sleep up to 5 people, with a queen bed, sleeper sofa, pull down bunk from the ceiling and murphy bed that pulls down from the wall.

In addition to the basics, additional amenities like plenty of drawer and closet space, a safe, laundry bag, towels, toiletries, and a first aid kit are all included. Overall, we love the layouts of these rooms. They are spacious for cruise cabins and generally are quite functional. A floor-to-ceiling curtain splits the room between the queen bed and the sleeper sofa for extra privacy. And there is a sink in both the restroom and shower room, making getting ready in the mornings a breeze. 

Inside Stateroom, Porthole, or Verandah?

A big question to consider on any Disney Cruise is what kind of Disney Cruise stateroom you need. And since prices vary across all of these room types, it’s good to get an idea of what they each offer so you can make your best choice. Mind you, we’re not including concierge, or suites simply because we haven’t yet stayed in either. Plus, Concierge Rooms offer different room configurations, layouts and other things to consider.

And it pays to consider that you may need one kind of room for a warm-weather cruise while choosing another for a cold-weather cruise. Similarly, your room preference may change depending on the length of your cruise. What may be okay for a 4-night cruise, may not work for a 14-day Transatlantic cruise. 

Inside Staterooms

Inside staterooms onboard the Disney Dream offer something called a Magical Porthole with real-time views of the water and waves outside. If you and your family are fine with a digital window, these rooms are the cheapest onboard, while still offering all the amenities of the outside staterooms. These rooms are a great option if you just need to get on the ship. And don’t require an actual window. 

Oceanview Staterooms

Oceanview Staterooms come with a variety of porthole options; Obstructed, Two Small Portholes, or One Large Porthole. The obstructed porthole room just means that there may be a pole or part of the ship in front of your porthole window. If you’re not in your room a lot, or during daylight hours, this may not be an issue for you. Rooms with two small portholes are definitely adequate and offer a nice view of the water, but they are quite small actually. We don’t generally tend to recommend these unless it’s all that’s available or you can get an amazing price. Staterooms with one large porthole often have a window seat built-in, but not always.  Perfect for gazing out the window. 

Verandah Staterooms

Verandah Rooms include a balcony with seating that overlooks the water and are a dream on cruises with a view but do cost significantly more. And may not be the best bet for families with small children. We did have a verandah for this trip to the British and US Virgin Islands, but so much of what you see from your room is dependent upon which side of the boat your room is on, and which side of the port is prettiest. 

Disney Cruise Good Morning Show

Shown daily on your stateroom television, you can see your Cruise Director and Assistant Director review the day’s happenings, tips, and more in this 15-minute show. Frankly, this is one of our favorite things about a Disney Cruise! Of course, it could just be because we’ve had fabulous directors like Darren and Antony, that are so fun to watch. This happy show is a great way to start your day in the know. It starts as early as 6 am and is easy to turn on while everyone is getting ready. This show also shares tips on Port days so that you can get all the details on debarkation and when you need to be back on board. 

Disney Dream Kids Clubs

If you’re bringing the kid’s on your Disney Cruise, then there is plenty for them to do. Not only as part of the family activities but also as special things they can tackle alone. Often a much-needed break for parents, Disney Cruise offers Kid’s Clubs that cater to different age groups that help kids meet new friends, make crafts, play games, and more. Kid’s Clubs offer Open Houses on the first day onboard the ship, so kids can check in and get access.

Be sure to check out the Disney Navigator App for times to visit the clubs and get your child set up. And download the My Disney Cruise Adventure Booklet to get your child ready for all that’s in store. Here are the kid’s clubs you can find on the Disney Dream Cruise Ship. 

it’s a Small World Nursery | Ages 6 months – 3 yrs

If you need childcare on your cruise you can reserve time at the “It’s a small world” nursery. This care place is filled with activities and fun to keep your little one occupied and safe while you enjoy other things onboard. Read More about the Disney Cruise Nursery.

Disney Oceaneer Club and Lab | Ages 3-12

The Oceaneer Club offers up play areas with slides, games, crafts, and more. On the Disney Fantasy the Oceaneer Club includes magical “lands” to explore that inform the activities throughout the cruise. 

• Andy’s Room: Hang with pals from Toy Story like Slinky Dog, Rex and Ham.
• Disney’s Infinity Game Room: Have a blast playing all kinds of Disney Infinity games and show off your skills!
• Star Wars Millenium Falcon: Join the Rebel Alliance, design a starship and train like a jedi. 
• Pixie Hollow: Join Tinkerbell and friends for dress-up, crafts, games, and stories in a gorgeous fanciful forest setting.
• Puzzle Playtime with Mickey and Friends: At select times throughout your cruise, Mickey himself may pop by to play games and have fun. Check the Disney Navigator App for details, once onboard. 
• Disney’s Once Upon a Time: Discover bookmaking and enjoy this magical story time come to life!
• Jedi Training: Learn the ways of the force during Jedi Training. 

Edge | Ages 11-14

Let your tween chart their own destiny in this Disney Cruise Club for tweens. Edge offers up a place to watch movies, play games, get creative, and make new friends. Equipped with all the tech, TVs, and video games you need to have fun if your tween wants to take part. Located inside the Forward Funnel on Deck 13. Edge Hours are 10:00 am- 1:00 am. 

Vibe | Ages 14- 17

This lounge space for teens is perfect for hanging out, having fun, and even making smoothies.  Teens 14-17 will have plenty to do if they’re ready to make friends and take part. Vibe features a coffee bar, and a wide selection of nonalcoholic beverages to keep them going all day and offers counselors on hand to oversee the fun. On the Disney Dream, Vibe is decorated like a high-tech media room, with moveable modular furniture and an outdoor sundeck. Activities include karaoke, games, video games, dance parties, and more group activities. Vibe Hours are 10:00 am- 1:00 am

1820 Society | Ages 18-20

Rather underground, the 1820 Society offers young cruisers aged 18-20 the opportunity to get together for activities. While not heavily published and with no designated space, this group’s meet-ups are often available on the Disney Navigator App. Lead by a single cast member, activities like photo scavenger hunts, or meet-ups at the Lounges during the day are all on the menu for this group. Trivia, Karaoke, Games, and Silent Disco are also offered throughout the cruise to keep these young adults involved. If sailing to Castaway Cay the group also takes part in group activities like biking, and volleyball. Be on the lookout in the app for times to meet up, and check with a Cast Member once onboard for details on registering. 

Disney Dream Entertainment

If you’ve ever been on a Disney Cruise you know that the entertainment onboard is top-notch! From Broadway-style entertainment to evening performers, games, and activities, there is no shortage of fun things to do!

Sailing Away Deck Party

This on-deck party takes place as soon as you Sail Away! While the time sometimes varies, be sure to check out the Disney Navigator in the app for the exact time to be on deck to watch the show. On the Disney Dream Cruise Ship the Sail Away Deck Party happens on Deck 11, but you can also see the show from the balcony on Deck 12 if you can find a spot to stand and watch. This show features Mickey and Friends and Cruise Cast Members dancing and singing to help get you into the mood for your best Disney Cruise Ever. This is also a great time to grab the Drink of the Day, or your first ice cream cone from Eye Scream treats, also on Deck 11. 

Pirate Night onboard the Disney Dream

Disney Cruise Line Pirate Night is a mainstay on many Disney cruises sailing to the Caribbean and a must-do no matter your age! In fact, with Pirate-themed everything on the day of the party, it’s hard to avoid! Mickey and Friends all don their Pirate best and pose for pictures. And everyone (EVERYONE) gets dressed up as a pirate for dinner to be ready for the party. This evening event takes place close to 10 or 10:30 pm so definitely late for the little ones. But never fear, there are other pirate events happening a little earlier if you need to skip this late-night party. So what is Pirate Night on a Disney Cruise?

Basically, it’s a reason to dress up, sing some sea shanties, and catch Mickey and Friends in their pirate costumes. This is also the evening event where Disney Cruise sets off their famous Fireworks at Sea! So, if you’re looking for extra fun, be sure to take the time and head to Deck 11 for the Pirate Night party on the FunnelVision deck. 

Character Visits

As with any Disney Cruise, you get the chance to not only see your favorite Disney characters in the deck shows but also meet them in the halls and at photo spots. Disney characters included on the Disney Dream were all the ones you would expect! Goofy, Minnie Mouse, Mickey Mouse, Pluto, Chip and Dale and Donald and Daisy can be found multiple times throughout your journey. Princesses like Moana, Tiana, Mulan, Cinderella and more are often wandering the ship. And if you want to see them all together, the Royal Gathering is your opportunity.  And depending on your sailing, you can often see other characters as well.

You can find their meeting times in the Disney Cruise Line Navigator App, but remember to keep your eyes peeled because they might show up when you least expect it too!

Performers

One of the best parts of any Disney Cruise is the bonus of getting to see live performances from visiting musicians and performers. While these performances are on the schedule in the My Disney Experience app, you will also see these performances as a treat on your way to dinner. Especially as most of the performers do take the main stage in the lobby throughout the cruise, and are hard to miss! That said, you can also catch more private performances in any of the Disney Lounges throughout the boat if you’re looking for something special.

Games, Trivia, Bingo, Tastings, and More

Just like all Disney Cruises, the Disney Dream features a variety of fun activities you can do throughout the day. Players of Bingo can tackle the Bingo cards almost daily for a chance to win prizes and money. Meanwhile, there are other activities all over the boat, including a variety of Disney Trivia events, Towel Folding Classes, the Anyone Can Cook series, and more. But maybe making your own apple strudel sounds like a chore. Perhaps, just aim for a wine tasting instead. The liqueur-based activities are for an additional fee, but for the most part, activities are free! 

Midship Detective Agency Game

Found on both the Disney Dream and the Disney Fantasy, you can take on a scavenger hunt around the boat, to find interactive clues to help you solve a mystery. This game is called the Midship Detective Agency Game and is a great way to explore the ship and make the paintings come to life as you hunt down clues. There is a station located on Deck 2 right near the Enchanted Garden entrance, and an additional one on Deck 5 for you to pick up your mission and get started. Check out our review of the Midship Detective Agency Game. 

Walt Disney Theatre

A bonus of any Disney Cruise Line vacation is the chance to see a feature film, currently in theaters, while onboard. Always be sure to check the Disney Cruise Line Navigator App to see what’s playing. Your movie selections will change depending on when you cruise and what Disney films are currently in theaters. But, nevertheless, it’s something we look forward to since you don’t need to pay to go to the theater! 

FunnelVision

Another mainstay of any Disney Cruise is the ability to watch Disney movies ALL DAY LONG up on deck on the FunnelVision screen. On the Disney Fantasy, FunnelVision can be found on Deck 11, alongside Cabanas, drink stations, quick-serve restaurants, and the EyeScream cone station. Disney films like Tangled, Brave, and Pirates of the Caribbean are all part of the lineup on the big screen. Simply grab a chair, and settle in. For the most part, films run all day, with the exception of party or event times, and are a great reason to take a break and relax. 

Disney Dream Shows

Shows on a Disney Cruise are opposite your dinner times, and happen at  at 6:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m.  Be sure to keep an eye on the Disney Cruise Line Navigator app for scheduled showtimes once you arrive onboard. The Disney Dream has 3 Shows.

• Disney’s Beauty and the Beast
• The Golden Mickeys
• Disney’s Believe

Disney’s Beauty and the Beast

As part of any Disney Cruise, you can count on Broadway-style performances, complete with amazing stage effects, top-notch performers, and a bit of Disney magic thrown in. Disney Dream is currently hosting three shows, one of which is the award-winning production of Beauty and The Beast. Running for about 75 minutes and  shown on the Walt Disney Theater Stage, guests can see these shows opposite their dinner seating time. After having seen this show a few times now, we can honestly say that Beauty and the Beast is by far one of our favorite shows to be seen onboard a Disney Cruise ship.  Expert performers, surprising visual effects, and a beautiful set design made this show worth the watch. 

The Golden Mickeys on the Disney Dream

Another show currently running on the Disney Dream is the Golden Mickeys. We’ve seen this show a few times, and it’s always a lot of fun.  Complete with magical costume changes, guest interactions and familiar songs, this show incorporates stunning visual effects and set design to make it feel like Broadway. Worth the watch simply for the extremely talented performers, this show is a fun one to make you feel like you’re at an awards ceremony. Even better, it’s usually held on formal might if your sailing has one, so many people are dressed to the nines and it definitely feels like an event. 

Disney’s Believe

The third show to be seen is Disney’s Believe, which is shown on almost all of the Disney Cruise ships. This storyline does get tweaked every once in a while, the main characters typically stay the same. This is the story of a child named Sofia and her father, a scientist. Sofia believes in magic and her father doesn’t. Taking place on her birthday, this story finds Disney characters, led by the Genie, helping her father see the magic all around him. A wonderful lesson in the power of belief, this show helps us all have a little more faith and trust. All with the help of a little pixie dust. 

Disney Dream Restaurants & Bars

Dining on any Disney Cruise is always a treat. From counter service food options to an amazing lineup of table service restaurants and lounges, here are all the places to eat onboard the Disney Dream.  

Cabanas

The quick-service dining family restaurant onboard the Disney Fantasy, Cabanas has several self-serve stations that are set up for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Consider this your go-to restaurant when you are just hoping for an easy and quick meal. Cabanas have a variety of foods to satisfy any palate including appetizers, entrees, and desserts. Breakfast includes basics like eggs and potatoes, while yogurt, cereal, and oatmeal bars are also open. And lunch offers a variety of options like various sources of proteins, salads and finger foods for more selective eaters. 

Know that while Cabanas is open throughout the day it does close at certain times, so get familiar with the schedule once you are on board. Cabanas offers both indoor and outdoor deck seating.

Flo’s Cafe

Another option for a quick meal can be found at Flo’s Cafe on the Disney Fantasy. This trio of counter-service restaurants offers up simple pizzas, salads, wraps, fruit, burgers, and fries. Complete with a toppings bar and plenty of seating. As (almost) all of your Disney Cruise food is included in your cruise, these mini counter service restaurants are a great option if you’re looking for a snack between meals. 

The Royal Palace

The Royal Palace is the main dining room you’ll find on deck 3 of the Disney Dream. It’s very similar to Royal Court on the Disney Fantasy. The spaces at Royal Court are simply decorated and honor each of the princesses.  Beautiful details make up this restaurant like hidden elements on the floor, chandeliers and artwork to represent the princesses. See more about Royal Palace on the Disney Dream here. 

You can often find table service breakfast and lunch here if you’re looking for an alternative to Cabanas, in addition to dinner served here each night.

Enchanted Garden

The Enchanted Garden Restaurant features an Alice in Wonderland theme set in the gardens of Versailles. Complete with flower lights that open and close throughout dinner. As an atmosphere, this restaurant feels very calm. and if you can get it, we highly recommend a table on the perimeter of the restaurant, where there is generally less hustle and bustle. There are also beautiful subtle color changes across the restaurant. Check out Enchanted Garden on the Disney Dream here. 

Enchanted Garden often serves a seated buffet for breakfast, where a server takes care of your drinks and you get everything else, as well as dinner each night for the rotational dining schedule. 

Animator’s Palate

The Animator’s Palate Restaurant can be found on the Disney Magic, Wonder, Dream, and Fantasy. And each restaurant brings a different kind of magic to your dining experience. It is one of the best Disney Cruise Restaurants and one that rightfully honors Walt Disney Animation. Frankly, we love it. Each restaurant is a little different, but we are always big fans of this one. Complete with a chat from Finding Nemo’s Crush, and a chance to draw your own animated characters. The menu often changes depending on the length of your sailing, but we always find a way to order more pasta purseittes.  

Remy

This Adult Only Signature Dining restaurant serves fine French fare in an atmosphere of elegance and ocean views. With gourmet selections crafted by Chef Scott Hunnel and Chef Arnaud Lallement. “Dinner begins with a complimentary “Collette,” a chilled Champagne cocktail prepared at your table.” Offering regional, fresh ingredients, langoustine, duck, elk, sablefish and Kobe beef are on the list of options. Alternatively, Remy also offers a brunch, dessert, and wine-tasting experience.  Current prices for Remy are as follows: Dinner $125 per person, Wine pairing is $230 per person, Champagne brunch is $80 per person (add an extra $30 for a Champagne pairing), and the Dessert Experience is $60 (add $25 for the wine pairing). 

Palo 

This Adult-Only restaurant on the Disney Dream features Northern Italian cuisine in a four-course meal. Salads, pasta, meats, and seafood are all part of the menu. Palo features Italian decor and offers ocean views and live music. It is an Adults-Only restaurant (18+) and requires reservations, and costs extra. Palo offers a prix fixe dinner at $70 per person with an option for a la carte items. Brunch is $50 per person, and is technically all you can eat, but no longer includes a brunch buffet option. 

The District

District Lounge: District Lounge is an open area lounge, where you can watch musical talents perform each night, and order a variety of standard and specialty cocktails. Part of the The District section of Lounges on Aft Deck 4 on the Disney Dream.

Pink

Pink: Wine and Champagne Bar: This Champagne bar on the Disney Dream is rather small. however offers up a great selection of champagne and champagne cocktails. With pink decor, the design of this bar replicates that of a champagne bottle. Grab a glass of bubbly and enjoy the live entertainment here. 

Skyline

Skyline: This small bar on the Disney Dream features a variety of drinks themed to cities around the world , and views of a digital skyline of the world’s most famous cities.

Pub 687

Pub 687: Pub 687 is a classic contemporary sports bar and offers up beers and other drinks to match. This location also is host to games, trivia, and activities throughout the day. And offers a “pub grub” menu for bar type foods. These are extra, but might be enjoyable of you’re looking for a perfect pairing with your drink. 

Evolution

Evolution: The Disney Dream’s nightclub, here you’ll find a full service bar, silent Disco dance parties, karaoke, adult only fun and more. This is strictly adult only after a certain time, so if you’re traveling with kids, be sure to note the time, as those under 18 years of age are strictly monitored in the area and will be turned away. 

Meridian

Meridian: This high-class lounge is located on Deck 12 and offers both indoor and outdoor seating, with great views of the ocean. Featuring a variety of specialty beverages, this bar also included Seedlip mocktails as well as classic cocktails like the Singapore Sling. Check out our review of the Meridian Lounge on the Disney Dream. 

Bon Voyage

Bon Voyage: Bon Voyage is the bar nearest the Lobby and a great place to grab a drink while listening to performers, or prior to the shows. 

Currents

Currents: Located on Deck 13, this outdoor bar overlooks the Adult-Only pool area, with lounge spaces, and live music. 

Cove Cafe

Cove Cafe: The Cove Cafe is an Adult-Only coffee cafe in the adult section on Deck 11. Serving up specialty coffee, pastries, and drinks, Cove Cafe also features coffee art. 

Vista Cafe

Vista Cafe: This coffee counter offers the same menu as Cove Cafe but is open to all ages. You can also grab free pastries from the case, but the coffee here is for a charge. They offer a variety of flavored coffee options, matcha, teas, and the Moka experience. 

Disney Dream Shops

The Disney Dream has several shops onboard. Mickey’s Mainsail, White Caps are the main gift shops onboard with classic Disney merchandise and Cruise-specific items available. Additional shops like Sea Treasures and Diamonds and Wishes have specialty jewelry, perfumes, and more onboard available duty-free. You can even grab the Disney Cruise Disney Dooney and Bourke bag onboard.

Vanellope’s Sweet Shop

The cutest shop onboard is Vanellope’s Sweet Shop! If you’re looking for something super-indulgent, then we have the shop for you! Vanellope’s is located on Deck 11 of the Disney Dream and offers specialty gelato, sundaes, cupcakes and all kinds of sweets. These treats cost extra, but they’re fun if you want to splurge!

Disney Dream Spa & Fitness

We like taking advantage of the seamless walking and running opportunities on Deck 4 of the Disney Dream, but if you’re looking for a gym experience, you can find it at Senses. Featuring treadmills, ellipticals, weights, and even classes, this gym offers a way for you to stay in shape on board.

Senses Spa

And if you’re looking for something to help you relax, the Senses Spa offers up a selection of cosmetic body and facial treatments, available for an extra charge. Check out all the services offered at the Senses Spa and Salon on the Disney Dream. And if you’re bringing your teen, you can let them experience Chill Spa, catering to those kids 13- 17 and offering services they’d enjoy like massages, wraps, hair care, and more. 

The Rainforest Room

A special experience onboard the Disney Dream is the Rainforest Room. This area includes saunas, hot stone treatments, and more to help get in the relaxation mood. Check out all the details about cost, and services offered at the Rainforest Room on the Disney Dream.

Disney Dream Pools

The Disney Dream has a variety of pools, and water features for babies, kids, and adults. AquaDuck is the most popular water ride and sends guests through a tube that is lifted high on the perimeter of the boat deck.

Nemo’s Reef

This little splash area is themed to Finding Nemo and offers a safe and colorful place to play for babies and toddlers.

Mickey’s Pool

The main onboard is Mickey’s Pool, shaped like Mickey and located right next to Donald’s pool on the main deck. Featuring a shallow depth and winding waterslide, this pool allows you to hang out, watch funnel vision and take part in the pool games offered throughout the day.

Donald’s Pool

Another place to play on deck is at Donald’s pool, just below the funnel vision screen. This pool is smaller, and can be covered for dance parties on deck in the evenings. It offers deeper water at the center for more grown up kids to play.

Satellite Falls & Quite Cove Adult Only Pools

In addition to the main pools, the Adult Deck has a variety of hot tubs and mini pools for rest and relaxation. You can grab your lounger and head to the Quiet Cove Pool and Satellite Falls hot tub, with a drink in hand throughout the day. Located on Deck 11. 

Disney Dream Cruise Itineraries

The Disney Dream sails to Europe, the Mediterranean, the British Isles and Northern Europe. As a result the Disney Dream has been a popular destination for summer cruises. Back in the US, the Disney Dream visits quite a few different Ports of Call, with sailings from New York and Fort Lauderdale. 

Sailing to Disney’s Castaway Cay, Bermuda, Grand Cayman, Mexico and Disney’s newest destination, Lighthouse Point, the Disney Dream offers a lot of places to see! Be sure to check out your specific cruise and dates to see where you’re sailing. 

 Disney Dram Cruise Planning

There you have it! Check out our Disney Cruise Packing List for everything you need to bring along with you. From cruise documents to outfits for semi-formal night, check out the post for a complete breakdown. And don’t forget to make fun plans to decorate your cruise cabin door, with some Disney Cruise Decorations. It’s easy to make a Disney Cruise extra fun and magical. We hope this guide has been helpful in getting you psyched for your next cruise on the Disney Dream. Want a Disney Travel Professional to help you plan a Disney Destiny Cruise trip? You can grab our Disney Travel Agent Services for FREE, just get in touch.