Carnival Dream offers a brand new dining experience for passengers. The ship features a dining and entertainment area called the Piazza. Carnival Dream also has the popular Supper Club specialty restaurant available on select Carnival ships.
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Carnival Dream features more than a dozen bars & lounges. Whether you are looking for a quiet drink or a place to meet up with friends for the evening, the choices are extensive. Here are some of the great bars onboard:
- Caliente: dance bar
- Dream Bar: cocktails
- The Song: live music and Karaoke
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Carnival Dream main show lounge for large scale productions is Encore, which can accommodate more than 1900 passengers. On most Carnival ships there are usually Las Vegas-style production as well as a late night comedian. Check back soon for more information on the Nightly Entertainment available onboard Carnival Dream.
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The Jackpot Casino on Carnival Dream is located on the Promenade Deck. The casino is open while the ship is "At Sea." You will find popular games, including Black Jack, Caribbean Stud Poker, Craps, Mega Cash, Roulette, Slot Machines, Texas Hold'em Poker and Three Card Poker.
Typically, there will be Slot & Texas Hold'em tournaments while you are onboard. Unlike Las Vegas casinos, Texas Hold'em onboard is an automated video game designed to speed-up play. Like most cruise lines, Carnival offers a casino loyalty program. Just a reminder, you must be 18 years of age to enter the casino.
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Carnival Cruise Lines has been operating since 1972 and currently has 22 ships in service worldwide. When doing your homework on Carnival, take note that the fleet is divided into 7 classes of ships based on size, capacity and when the ship entered service (see cruise ship pages for more information).
Carnival Dream (the newest ship and first in the Dream Class) was launched in September of 2009. The ship is 1,004 feet in length, has an astonishing 15 decks and an 11 story atrium. With a capacity just over 3600, Carnival Dream is a large ship with roughly 2.7 passengers per crew member.
Carnival Dream launched in September of 2009 and is now based in Port Canaveral, Florida. Carnival Dream offers 7-day cruises to the Eastern & Western Caribbean. Carnival Dream visits exciting ports, including Nassau, Bahamas; St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands; Cozumel, Mexico; and Belize.
Carnival Dream offers passengers a wide range of shore excursions based on approximately 20 different activity types (easy, moderate and considerable). You can search for Carnival Dream excursions by Destination and Port on Carnival's website. Reservations can be made once you have paid a cruise deposit. Reserve shore excursions early, as they tend to fill up rapidly.
Carnival Dream has more than 1,800 cabins onboard. In addition to the usual Interior, Ocean View, Balcony Cabins and Suites, Carnival Dream features the following categories: Deluxe Ocean View, Cove Balcony, and Cloud 9 Spa Cabins.
Carnival Dream features Carnival's Comfort Collection consisting of high thread count linens and duvets along with thick towels and bathrobes. Carnival Dream's bathrooms are equipped with a basket of assorted products, including bath soap, shampoo and body wash.
Carnival Cruise Lines introduced a new Internet & WiFi concept called FunHub on Carnival Dream. Instead of the traditional Internet Cafe, there are 36 FunHub stations throughout the ship. FunHub is a free portal designed specifically for Carnival Dream that will include information about onboard activities and a social network where passengers can create profiles. Guests with their own computers and Internet devices can also access FunHub free of charge. We'll pass along details as they become available. Here's how much it costs to access the Internet on Carnival Dream:
Carnival Cruise Lines allows each guest over 21 to bring onboard one bottle (750 ml) of wine or champagne at the beginning of the cruise. If you bring your own wine or champagne to dinner on Carnival Dream, a corkage fee will be applied.
Carnival Dream's WaterWorks for kids is the best outdoor play area in the cruise line industry. WaterWorks has a 300 foot waterslide that spans four decks, a 100 foot waterslide and an 80 foot racing slide. Adults looking for quiet relaxation can check out the two-level adult-only Serenity Retreat at the forward end of Decks 14 & 15.
Carnival Dream offers popular activities for kids of all ages. Because there are so many families and young people onboard, Carnival pays special attention to keeping passengers entertained. Here are some of the best not mentioned in other sections:
Carnival Dream has a large gym as part of the new two-level Cloud 9 Spa (similar to the one on Carnival Splendor). You will be able to exercise on elliptical trainers, treadmills and stationary bikes. There are weight training machines and free-weights available. Carnival Dream also offers a number of classes, including aerobics, pilates and spinning.
The Cloud 9 Spa on Carnival Dream spans 2 decks. In addition to the gym, there is an extensive menu of spa treatments similar to those found at 5-star resorts. For those passengers looking for the total spa experience, consider booking a Cloud 9 Spa Cabin.