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Next week 4/25 will be my fourth cruise on the Dream.
First -- I'm guessing that the Jungle Book will be the "hot" ticket (although no tickets are required and you can go as many times as you want, for FREE) for our sailing.
Additionally -- when you get on the ship, you are encouraged to eat lunch (I encourage you to do that too). I also suggest you wear your swim suits under the clothes you board in (if possible) and head straight to the Aqua Duck water slide. Double check your children's ages/heights so you don't have any disappointed littles on your hands, but Day 1, after lunch is the LEAST busy you'll find the slide (other than potentially when the ship is in port -- Bahamas and Castaway Key).
Another fun activity for your littles is the interactive scavenger hunt in the hallways. Fantastic fun! They'll be amazed to see the art work come to life. Check out the kids clubs -- they are THE BEST IN THE WORLD. Our first cruise, my kids spent more time in the kids clubs, than with us (much to our chagrin). At one point, my husband and I had to just accept that they chose to do the clubs because they were that much fun, and not because they didn't want to hang with us... and we all had an amazing experience.
Love, love, love Disney Cruises (this will be our 10th cruise with Disney -- and we've only done the Dream or the Wonder -- and LOVE BOTH).
sailing on the Disney Dream next week...
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Posted · Edited by NHMomof2BusyKids
To add content.
Next week 4/25 will be my fourth cruise on the Dream.
First -- I'm guessing that the Jungle Book will be the "hot" ticket (although no tickets are required and you can go as many times as you want, for FREE) for our sailing.
Additionally -- when you get on the ship, you are encouraged to eat lunch (I encourage you to do that too). I also suggest you wear your swim suits under the clothes you board in (if possible) and head straight to the Aqua Duck water slide. Double check your children's ages/heights so you don't have any disappointed littles on your hands, but Day 1, after lunch is the LEAST busy you'll find the slide (other than potentially when the ship is in port -- Bahamas and Castaway Key).
Another fun activity for your littles is the interactive scavenger hunt in the hallways. Fantastic fun! They'll be amazed to see the art work come to life. Check out the kids clubs -- they are THE BEST IN THE WORLD. Our first cruise, my kids spent more time in the kids clubs, than with us (much to our chagrin). At one point, my husband and I had to just accept that they chose to do the clubs because they were that much fun, and not because they didn't want to hang with us... and we all had an amazing experience.
Love, love, love Disney Cruises (this will be our 10th cruise with Disney -- and we've only done the Dream or the Wonder -- and LOVE BOTH).
Happy sailing!