Our friends Doug (from Rope Drop Radio) and Michelle McKnight (our favorite travel agent) went on the Disney Dream in January 2020, for a 3-Night Bahamian Cruise from Port Canaveral. They stayed in stateroom 6618, which is Category 4D – Deluxe Family Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah. The room is located mid-ship on the Starboard (right) side of Deck 6. The room has a verandah as well as a round tub and a Murphy bed so you can sleep five in the room.
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In this post, we want to talk about some of the differences we experienced between a Royal Caribbean (RC) cruise and our Disney Cruise Line (DCL) cruises. We’ll try to go through various categories, but in some cases, we can’t do an apples to apples comparison.
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I had the great privilege and honor to be invited on The DCL Dude podcast again for a game of “Carry It, Keep It, or Can It”! Doug McKnight (of Rope Drop Radio), Sarah, Wes and I discuss which current Disney Cruise line amenities should be “Carried” over to the new ships, which ones are fine to “Keep” on the current fleet, and which ones should be “Canned”.
Our friend Chris (@CHRIS_MAGIC_DCL) went on the Disney Dream and stayed in the Roy O. Disney Royal Suite for a recent Very Merrytime Cruise. The room is located on the starboard forward side on Deck 12. The room holds five people. He was kind enough to send us pictures!
Our friend Wes and his wife recently went on the Disney Dream in October 2019, for a 3-Night Bahamian cruise sailing from Port Canaveral. They booked a Category 5E stateroom about a month before the sailing at a guaranteed rate (GTY). This means that Disney would assign a stateroom before the sailing. They were assigned stateroom 9670, which is a corner cabin with a verandah that wraps around the back of the ship. This is very similar to the room that we upgraded to on our recent Spring Break sailing on the Wonder.
