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All of them were still free last week. Chibang was the best

I definitely recommend Iguana Mama!

We just got back from Amber Cove and toured Damajagua waterfalls with Iguana Mama. It was a fantastic day led by Raul. The walk out to the meeting point is a bit long, but not going on the big bus tour is worth it. Everyone involved took great care of the group..11 on our tour... the falls were amazing, lunch was good, and the rum and coke was worth going back for! It would not hesitate to use them again and again.

This is disappointing to hear. we will be on the MG in September. We were just on Disney for the first time last month, and really missed it. I guess we are just old enough to actually hold paper and read it as opposed to needing everything on our phone.......

ship was very clean, i had no covid concerns. the testing system is very efficient. My only gripe is that the buffet is totally self serve. I was on ROYAL back in January, and i appreciated them serving you in the buffet

My wife and I would be bored to tears on a Disney cruise longer than 3 nights. We were just on the Dream, and had a great time, but there is nothing to do in the evenings, other than a show(very good shows btw) and dinner..........

They have three shows on the three night trip. Golden Mickeys, Beauty and the Beast, and Dream. All of them very good, but Beauty and the Beast was the best IMO>

"Glad you had a good trip. We sail out in June. We’re character interactions back to normal? Supposedly April 18th was the date but was wondering if the dream is using those same dates. We will have kiddos with us is why I’m asking. Thanks!" They had a lot of characters out. you still had to stand three feet or so in front of them.

The Lows 1) The Pools. Three very small and shallow pools. Blows my mind that a ship built to handle lots of kids, has two very little ones for them, and one small one for adults. 2) Lack of hot tubs. seriously, one hot tub in the main pool area? and it looks like an afterthought. 3) After the show and dinner, there is nothing else to do... except maybe one more round of disney trivia............ 4) The food..... Dinner specifically..... Few choices, small portion, little taste Sad really, because they have some great restaurants in the Parks. Quick service was good,, but that is junk food. 5) Whats with chairs instead of loungers at the pool? 6) self service at the buffet. I am not over the top on COVID protocalls, but having everyone just dig in at the buffet seems like a step backwards..........

The Highs........ 1) The shows and entertainment. Hands down the best shows I have seen at sea. Not even close BUT, you better like Disney movies........................ 2) Embarkation was super easy. Covid test took maybe 15 minutes, boarding time slot worked perfectly. 3) The crew was awesome. They seem truly happy and were all nice and helpful 4)The cabin. We had a basic inside room. very spacious, and well decorated. I cannot say anything negative about it. 5) The fireworks were cool. 6) The fastest and easiest disembarkation ever.

Well, I am back, and fresh off the Disney Dream. Again, I am an avid cruiser who has finally given in to my curiosity and given the MOUSE a try. First off, I didn't hate it. I have really very little negative to say. It IS however a very different type of cruise. Its hard to explain that statement. In many ways, its the same as a "regular" cruise, but in many ways its not. Its more like staying in a Disney hotel that just shows up random places, and that port becomes your theme park for the day, then you see a really awesome show, go to dinner, and then go to bed. And you choose bedtime, because there is really nothing else to do. I would be bored out of my mind on anything longer than 3 nights. We loved the condition of the ship, well kept and super clean. Castaway Cay is excellent. Please be nice, this is MY opinion. Next, the highs and lows

As I was preparing for this trip, i came here looking for information as i have done many many times. I have found some of my best shore excursions on theses boards over the years. I am stunned at how little this particular board is used. I hope that I can help those who do look here for DCL information.

I saw that you were on the MG recently, did you have issues with anytime dining waits like you seem to be having on this trip?

After 41 cruises, mostly with Royal and Celebrity, with a few HAL, Princess, MSC , and one Carnival thrown in, I have talked myself to sailing on Disney. I have my reservations about sailing with mice, but I got a "good" resident rate, and have decided to see it for myself. We are traveling as a mature married couple, and not taking any kids. I will report back on how it goes , and how it compares!