DISNEY DREAM CRUISE REVIEW
Disney Cruise Line's
Disney Dream Fact Sheet
Birthplace
Meyer Werft shipyard -
Papenburg, Germany
Maiden Voyage
Jan. 26, 2011
Home Port
Port Canaveral, Fla.
Ship’s Registry
Bahamas
Tonnage
128,000 gross tons
Length
1,115
feet
Beam
121 feet
Draft
26
feet
Height
187 feet
Speed
22
knots cruising speed (maximum 23.5 knots)
Crew 1,458
Passenger Decks
14
Capacity
4,000 passengers
Staterooms
1,250
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150 Inside Staterooms (12%)
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1,100 Outside Staterooms (88%)
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199 Ocean view
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860 Verandah
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21 Suites (with verandah)
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Disney Dream Arrives in Port
Canaveral
(Jan. 4, 2011): Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse welcome the
Disney Dream, Disney Cruise Line's newest ship, as she
arrives Jan. 4, 2011 for the first time to her home port of
Port Canaveral, Fla. after traveling approximately 6,500
miles across the Atlantic Ocean from Bremerhaven, Germany.
The Disney Dream will welcome guests on her maiden voyage on
Jan. 26, 2011, and is scheduled to sail three-, four- and
five-night cruises to the Bahamas and Disney’s private
island Castaway Cay, from Port Canaveral. The
4,000-passenger Disney Dream features AquaDuck, a
first-of-its-kind shipboard water coaster, magical portholes
in inside staterooms that provide guests with a real-time
view outside the ship, rotational dining in
elaborately-themed restaurants, Disney-infused children’s
spaces and more.
Itineraries
§
Three-, four- and
five-night Bahamian itineraries
departing from Port Canaveral,
Fla.
Main
Public Areas
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Atrium Lobby –
Deck 3
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Walt Disney
Theatre (1,340 capacity, 8,708
sf) – Decks 3 and 4
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Buena Vista
Theatre (399 capacity, 5,188 sf)
– Decks 4 and 5
§
Broadway Treats /
Hollywood & Wine concessions –
Deck 3
§
Bon Voyage atrium
lobby bar – Deck 3
§
Vista Café – Deck
4
§
Shutters
(Capturing Memories) – Deck 4
§
Vista Gallery art
gallery – Deck 4
§
Guest Services –
Deck 3
§
Port Adventures –
Deck 5
Family
Areas
§
D Lounge – Deck 4
§
AquaDuck water
coaster
§
Donald Pool family
pool – Deck 11
§
Mickey Pool
children’s pool – Deck 11
§
Arr-cade (1,022 sf) – Deck 11
§
Mickey’s Mainsail,
Sea Treasures, Whitecaps retail
shops – Deck 3
§
Whozits & Whatzits
retail shop – Deck 11
Youth
Areas
§
It’s a Small World
Nursery (2,098 sf) – Deck 5
§
Disney’s Oceaneer
Club (7,610 sf) – Deck 5
§
Disney’s Oceaneer
Lab (5,145 sf) – Deck 5
§
Vibe teen club
(8,966 sf inside/outside) – Deck
5
§
Edge tween club
(1,872 sf) – Deck 13
Adult
Areas
§
The District –
Deck 4
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District Lounge
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Metro Pub
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Pink champagne bar
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Skyline bar
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Evolution night
club
§
Senses Spa & Salon
– Deck 11
§
Quiet Cove Pool –
Deck 11
§
Cove Café (1,227
sf) – Deck 11
§
Meridian bar
(1,001 sf ) – Deck 12
§
Waves bar – Deck
12
§
Currents bar –
Deck 13
Dining
§
Enchanted Garden
main dining (696 capacity,
14,714 sf) – Deck 2
§
Animator’s Palate
main dining (696 capacity,
13,196 sf) – Deck 3
§
Royal Palace main
dining (696 capacity, 13,390 sf)
– Deck 3
§
Palo
adult-exclusive fine dining
(4,563 sf) – Deck 12
§
Cabanas casual
dining – Deck 11
§
Flo’s Café:
Luigi’s Pizza, Doc’s Grill,
Fillmore’s Favorites quick
service – Deck 11
§
Eye Scream ice
cream – Deck 11
§ Frozone Treats smoothies – Deck 11
The Disney Dream will depart on her maiden voyage Jan. 26, 2011, and will sail alternating three- and four-night cruises to the Bahamas and Disney’s private island, Castaway Cay. During summer months, the ship will alternate four- and five-night itineraries with two stops at Castaway Cay.
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