Thomson Dream Transatlantic 7/04/2013

[barkingmad]

Just booked the 19 night transatlantic on the Dream for my 60th birthday. Have only cruised twice before, similar cruise but on Ocean Village, which we enjoyed very much. A couple of questions, do we have a TV in the cabin and is there tea and coffee making facilities in the cabin. Travel agent did a deal and pre booked our cabin, deck 5, 5051.

[CRUISIN LINDA]

There is a TV and I believe they are being replaced by new flat screen ones in the makeover this Autumn. No tea-making faclities at present, but again I believe these are going to be added this autumn.

 

http://www.cruisecritic.co.uk/news/news.cfm?ID=4794

 

This might help:)

Edited May 4, 2012 by CRUISIN LINDA

[Essexlass2]

No tea-making faclities at present, but again I believe these are going to be added this autumn.

 

 

Is anyone ever very naughty and takes tea-making facilities on board with them? ;) How would they know if kettle, cups, etc, were concealed during the daytime?

[clive and anne]

As I understand it at least you would probably fuse the circuit and at worst the ship would sink after a couple of days if they cant put the fire out.

I suggest you attend the Emergency Drill before you attempt it.

[CRUISIN LINDA]

I suggest you attend the Emergency Drill before you attempt it.

 

At the emergency drill on the Dream, Stephen Guy said, "No Irons in cabins", nothing about kettles:p

 

As all regulars on here know, I took a kettle on the Dream both times and I did not sink the ship!!

 

IMHO cigarettes and hair straighteners are much more of a fire hazard than a kettle which has an automatic switch off :rolleyes:

 

Sorry to be cantankerous - woke with a headache and can't seem to get rid of it and Oxford United are losing - again!:mad::mad:

[Pee0305]

Just booked the 19 night transatlantic on the Dream for my 60th birthday. Have only cruised twice before, similar cruise but on Ocean Village, which we enjoyed very much. A couple of questions, do we have a TV in the cabin and is there tea and coffee making facilities in the cabin. Travel agent did a deal and pre booked our cabin, deck 5, 5051.

 

Hi barkingmad, I know that you started this thread quite a while ago but I'm just wondering what you thought of the transatlantic cruise last year? We're doing the cruise this year and we are also in cabin 5051 :D Do you have any tips/suggestions?