The Dream is the newest ship in the Disney cruise line, and it was great. We ate at three restaurants: Enchanted Garden, Animator's Palette, and the Royal Palace, all of which had a different theme. However each night we had the same wait staff who were fabulous at making sure you had a good dining experience. There were three different shows, but we missed one, had to leave the second (it was called Villians, and the first few minutes were scary to Emily), and the third was called Believe. In it were a variety of characters that Emily would have loved... if she hadn't fallen asleep in the first 10 minutes!
We made it to the pool a couple of times, but they were pretty crowded with kids. We also made it to Nemo's reef, a toddler splash area. She had a great time until she fell down and bumped her chin pretty good. We were most excited to ride the Aquaduck, but we found out that there was a height limit that Emily didn't quite make and she was SO very disappointed.
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| The Aquaduck is overhead |
And before the ship set sail, the was a practice emergency drill where we had to check our life vests and find our meeting point for our life boats.
One of Emily's favorite places on the ship would be the self serve ice cream station!
And another favorite part, getting to sleep in the bunkbed that would magically appear at the end of the day, and disappear during breakfast! It fit nicely up in the ceiling during the day to give us more room, and our room host Benny did a great job keeping things clean and also leaving up funny towel characters and chocolates on the bed. The service on the Dream was fabulous!
