Disney Cruise Line Dream-Class Ships – The Fantasy
There is a lot offered on the Dream-Class Disney Ships. They are larger than the Disney Classic-Class
Disney Dream-Class Stats:
Gross Tonnage: 129,690 GT
Length 1,114.7 feet / Beam 137 Feet
/ Draft 27.3 Feet
Number of Passenger Cabins: 1,250
Passenger Capacity: 4,000
Cruising Speed: 23 Knots
As of late 2024 Disney Dream’s homeport is Fort Lauderdale,
Fl. Dream has often spent time in Europe doing Mediterranean and Europe
cruises. Dream also sailed out of Miami. At this time, Dream is doing 3-5-Night
cruises.
Exploring Disney Fantasy:
Restaurants:
Royal Court is themed to honor all the Disney
Princesses. The menu is continental, with French/American cuisine.
Animator’s Palate is themed like an Animator’s
Workshop. The food is Asian, Pacific Islands and Californian Cuisine. The fun
starts the moment you enter the restaurant for dinner. There are 3 different
possible shows in Animator’s Palate on The Dream-Class.
The 1st possible show on
the The Dream-Class ships. You will be given a placemat and markers to draw your
own character. If you follow directions your character will join classic Disney
Characters in classic cartoons shown on the screens around the dining room.
The 2nd show is Pirate
Night! The show is much like the normal show, except the characters drawn are
all pirate themed! From Peter Pan, Pirates of the Caribbean and even Treasure
Planet the characters bring the Pirate fun to dinner.
The 3rd show is usually
on the Dream-Class ships and is like Turtle Talk from Disney Parks. Crush goes
around the dining room to every table saying hi and chatting. The Moon Fish
from the movies join the fun adding a fun game to the meal.
My suggestion is to request
Animator’s Palate as many times as you can for your cruise and make a request
for Animator’s for Pirate Night as well. On a 7-Night cruise you can get 3
shows! For a 4-Night cruise request it twice with Pirate Night being one. You
will get Royal Palace and Enchanted Garden once and Animator’s twice.
Enchanted Garden is an elegant conservatory
theme. During the meal the ceiling transforms from bright-blue daylight to
stunning sunset and then you see the twinkling night sky filled with stars.
Make sure to see the beautiful fountain in the middle of the restaurant. Other
than lights there is no show.
Shows:
The 3 Broadway-Style shows are Disney’s Aladdin – A Musical
Spectacular, The Golden Mickeys, and Disney Believe.
Disney’s Aladdin – A Musical
Spectacular is based on the movie Aladdin.
Frozen, A Musical Spectacular
is based on the movie Frozen.
Disney Believe is a
romp through the most beloved Disney Stories as a young girl looks for help
figuring out how to get her father’s attention.
All Disney Ships have the Sail a Wave/Sail Away deck party
and Pirates Night. Some sailings have a Frozen themed Deck Party if they are
not doing Pirate Night.
Disney Dream is the first ship to
have the AquaDuck, a Watercoaster at sea. It is more than a water slide and
less than a traditional land coaster. Get into your 2-person raft and let the
water take you for a ride on this beautiful coaster powered by the flow of the
water. Swing out over the side of the ship as you leave the loading platform,
in the back funnel, and look down at the ocean below you. Shoot through the front
funnel and splash down on the pool deck below.
There is a fun lounge called the Skyline Lounge! Take a seat
at the bar and watch the Skyline change! Throughout your visit the skyline will
change to show amazing views of cities around the world! Look closely and you
may see “Hidden Mickeys and other Disney Characters” in the skyline!
If you love Aladdin and Jasmine, Elsa and Anna this ship is a special treat for
you. Yes, the other characters will be there as well.
Disney Fantasy is Accessibility friendly.
There is Goofy’s Mini Golf at the back of the ship as well
as the Muppets Detective Agency Game for extra fun!
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