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Disney Cruise Line’s Disney Dream & Disney Fantasy Deck Plans including laundry locations for 2022 Sailings updated October 2020 following the announcement of a fleet-wide stateroom category changes for 2022 sailings and beyond . A PDF version is also available for 2022 stateroom categories.

Disney Cruise Line’s Disney Dream & Disney Fantasy Deck Plans including laundry locations for 2021 Sailings updated October 2020. A PDF version is also available for the 2021 stateroom categories.

Disney Cruise Line’s Disney Dream & Disney Fantasy Deck Plans including laundry locations updated February 2018.

Disney Cruise Line’s Disney Dream & Disney Fantasy Deck Plans including laundry locations updated March 2017. This update show the changes to the Disney Fantasy .

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Disney Dream: Full Deck Plans

by Kelly Coffey-Behrens | Oct 2, 2023 | Disney Cruise Line , Disney Dream

We’re sharing your full guide to the Disney Dream Deck Plans, taking you deck by deck aboard the Disney Cruise Line ship.

Disney Cruise Line gives you a way to experience the magic of Disney on the sea. Each of the ships offers an array of different dining experiences, entertainment, and accommodations you’ve come to expect from The Walt Disney Company. Currently, there are five Disney Cruise Line ships: the Disney Wish , the Disney Fantasy , the Disney Dream , the Disney Magic , and the Disney Wonder . A sixth ship, the Disney Treasure , is set to sail beginning in late 2024.

To help you better familiarize yourself before your Disney Cruise Line vacation, we’re sharing the full deck plan for each of the Disney Cruise Line ships. Below, you’ll find a full guide to the Disney Dream deck plans.

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The Disney Dream and Disney Fantasy both have similar layouts, as you can see in the full deck plan below. We’ll be taking you deck by deck to discover exactly what you can find on each level of this magnificent ship.

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Disney Dream Deck 1

The only thing located on Deck 1 is the Health Center. If you are in need of medical attention, whether it be a head cold, a stomach virus, or something else, the Health Center is located on Deck 1 as well in the Forward. The Health Center has daily clinic hours to provide non-emergency medical care throughout the duration of your cruise.

Deck 1 Overview:

• Health Center

Disney Dream Deck 2

The second deck is mainly filled with staterooms, however, one of three main restaurants, the Enchanted Garden, is located in the Aft of Deck 2.

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Deck 2 Overview:

• The Enchanted Garden

Disney Dream Deck 3

If you are looking for the Walt Disney Theatre, head to Deck 3 Forward. This is where every evening show will take place, whether it be a Broadway-style show or a magic act, Walt Disney Theatre is the place to be. Preludes is also located right outside the theater, offering Guests snacks like candy and popcorn.

In Deck 3 Forward/Mid-Ship, you can also shop at Sea Treasures, Mickey’s Mainsail, or White Caps. The guest services desk is located on Deck 3 Mid-Ship, which is right across from the Bon Voyage bar. Two of the three main restaurants are on Deck 3 – Royal Palace in the Mid-Ship and Animator’s Palate in the Aft.

Deck 3 Overview:

• The Walt Disney Theatre
• Sea Treasures
• Mickey’s Mainsail
• Bon Voyage Bar
• Guest Services
• Royal Palace
• Animator’s Palate

Disney Dream Deck 4

Balcony seating for the Walt Disney Theatre can be found on Deck 4 Forward. The Buena Vista Theatre, which shows movies throughout the day, is also located in the Forward of Deck 4. At the Mid-Ship on Deck 4, you will find the Disney Vacation Club Desk and the Shutters Photo Studio. You can also grab a coffee at the Vista Café, or get some shopping done at Tiffany and Co.

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D-Lounge, District Lounge, Pub 687, Pink: Wine and Champagne Bar, The District, Skyline, and Evolution can all be found in Deck 4 Aft.

Deck 4 Overview:

• Balcony seating for The Walt Disney Theatre
• The Buena Vista Theatre
• Disney Vacation Club Desk
• Shutters Photo Studio
• Tiffany and Co.
• District Lounge
• Pink: Wine and Champagne Bar
• The District

Disney Dream Deck 5

At Deck 5 Forward, you can find Vibe, which is the youth club exclusively for teens, as well as staterooms. Mid-Ship, you will find the Buena Vista Theatre, the Port Adventures Desk, “it’s a small world nursery”, Disney’s Oceaneer Lab, and Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique. 

Photo by Julie de la Fe

In the Aft, is all staterooms.

Deck 5 Overview:

• Buena Vista Theatre Balcony Seating
• Port Adventures Desk
• “it’s a small world” Nursery
• Disney’s Oceaneer Lab
• Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique

Disney Dream Deck 6

The sixth deck is filled entirely with staterooms.

Deck 6 Overview:

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Deck 7 is also filled entirely with staterooms.

Deck 7 Overview:

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The eighth deck is filled entirely with staterooms.

Deck 8 Overview:

Disney dream deck 9.

Deck 9 is also filled entirely with staterooms.

Deck 9 Overview:

Disney dream deck 10.

The tenth deck is another deck with staterooms only.

Deck 10 Overview:

Disney dream deck 11.

In the Forward of Deck 11, Guests will find the Senses Spa & Salon, the fitness center, and the Quiet Cove area, which is for those 18 years and older. Quiet Cove Pool, Quiet Cove Cafe, and the Cove Bar are all located here. 

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Just outside of the Quiet Cove section, Guests can find Flo’s Café, Luigi’s Pizza, Tow-Mater’s Grill, Fillmore’s Favorites, Eye Scream, and Frozone Treats.

Mid-Ship, Guests can shop at Whozits and Whatzits or watch a movie on the Funnel Vision. Donald’s pool, Mickey’s pool, Mickey’s slide, and Nemo’s Reef are here as well. In the Aft, Guests can find Vanellope’s Sweets and Treats, as well as Cabanas, the buffet located on the Disney Dream.

Deck 11 Overview:

• Senses Spa & Salon
• Fitness Center
• Quiet Cove Area
• Luigi’s Pizza
• Tow-Mater’s Grill
• Fillmore’s Favorites
• Frozone Treats
• Whozits and Whatzits
• Funnel Vision
• Pools: Donald’s Pool, Mickey’s Pool, Mickey’s Slide, Nemo’s Reef
• Vanellope’s Sweets and Treats

Disney Dream Deck 12

For those Guests sailing Concierge, you will find your amenities and staterooms located on Deck 12 Forward. The Funnel Puddle Pool is also located on Deck 12 Forward. In the Aft, Guests can find the Waves Bar, Remy’s, Palo, and Meridian.

Deck 12 Overview:

• Concierge Staterooms
• Funnel Puddle Pool

Disney Dream Deck 13

The Satellite Falls pool is located in the Forward of Deck 13, along with the Currents bar.  Edge, the tweens-only hangout with tablets, TVs, video games, crafts, and daily activities, can be found here as well.

In the Aft, Guests will find Goofy’s Sports Deck, the Sports Simulator, and mini golf.

Deck 13 Overview:

• Satellite Falls pool
• Currents Bar
• Goofy’s Sports Deck

Disney Dream Deck 14

The only thing on Deck 14 is Outlook a quiet retreat lounge.

Deck 14 Overview:

For more Disney Cruise Line deck plans, check out a full list below:

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• Disney Wish Deck Plans
• Disney Magic Deck Plans
• Disney Wonder Deck Plans

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Everything You Need to Know About Traveling on the Disney Dream

I love all five of the Disney Cruise Line ships that I’ve been on, but I seem to spend the most time on the Disney Dream ship. It’s a beautiful ship with so many things for kids and adults to do, and because of the itineraries on the Disney Dream, it’s a pretty easy cruise to take for a quick getaway.

If you plan to cruise on the Disney Dream, here is everything that you need to know, including things to do on the Disney Dream.

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The Disney Dream is the third ship in the Disney Cruise Line fleet – and the first of the larger Dream class ships (the other being the Disney Fantasy ).  It was brought into service in 2011 after a christening by Jennifer Hudson (who was once an entertainer aboard the Disney Wonder ).

It offers 1,250 staterooms and can accommodate up to 4,000 passengers. It definitely feels like a large ship – it takes a while to completely explore it. After seven different sailings on the ship, I feel like there are still areas that I haven’t explored.

Staterooms on the Disney Dream

Our family usually books an oceanview stateroom with verandah. Those offer a king bed as well as a set of bunk beds.

There are a variety of room types on the Disney Dream, including concierge rooms, verandah rooms, oceanview staterooms (with one or two porthole windows but no verandah), and inside rooms (that offer a “magical” porthole). Connecting staterooms are also available for larger groups.

Staterooms have a split bathroom (one room with a sink and toilet and one room with a shower/tub), a refrigerator, a closet, a safe, a hairdryer, and a television. Note that there are some rooms that only have one single bathroom.

Rooms include H2O toiletries that are mounted on the shower wall and generally have lots of space in various compartments for storing things. We always unpack right away and store our suitcases under the bed in our stateroom. That way, you’ll definitely have more room to move around.

Irons are not available in the room, but there are laundry rooms on the ship with iron facilities. If I need to iron anything, I like to do that on the first day so I can just hang things up and not worry about them. Check the map or ask your stateroom attendant where the laundry room is.

The beds on the ship are very comfortable – I find that I sleep so well on a cruise ship because of the light sway and the great room darkening shades.

Some rooms have bunk beds. For those, your stateroom attendant will pull down the bunk every evening and put it away in the morning if you’d like to use it. There are also rooms with trundle beds, which can accommodate up to 5 passengers.

If you are wondering what stateroom on the Disney Dream to book, you should consider how much time you plan to spend in the room, and what you plan to do in the room. When we sail, I love to grab a cup of coffee and sit outside watching the waves.

I also love watching the ship pull into port in the morning. Because of that, I’ve found that the verandah rooms are best for us. But they are definitely more expensive, so you’ll want to make sure you will use it.

If you don’t plan to spend much time in the room, an oceanview stateroom or an inside room may be a better option. It’s more economical, and you can always go on deck if you’d like to see outside. There are plenty of places to sit on the deck where you can see the ship pulling into port.

Room location may also be important to you. I generally don’t care too much, but I don’t like being right below the pool, or too close to the elevators. When traveling with friends and no kids, I like to be above the adult-only sections so they are easy to get to.

Like on the other ships, passengers on the Disney Dream often like to decorate their doors with stateroom door magnets . It’s a great way to identify your door when walking down the halls. If you want to do this, you’ll want to get prepared in advance.

My kids love picking out magnets before we leave on vacation. We typically add these to our day bag so we can decorate as soon as we are able to access our room, without waiting for our luggage.

See our in-depth review of the staterooms on the Disney Dream here .

Restaurants on the Disney Dream

What restaurants are on the Disney Dream? The Disney Dream offers the same unique rotational dining experience that the other Disney Cruise Line ships offer. There are three main restaurants on the Disney Dream – Animator’s Palate, Royal Palace, and Enchanted Garden.

You’ll be assigned a specific rotation when you arrive at the port and will have the same dining staff during your entire cruise.

If you are on a four-day or five-day cruise, you’ll get assigned one or two restaurants twice. I have a child with food allergies, so I find it helpful to have the same servers because they already know us and the food restrictions.

At Animator’s Palate, you’ll see a fun show featuring Finding Nemo’s crush. It’s the most lively of the restaurants and is always my kids’ favorite.

Royal Palace is the more upscale restaurant, featuring delicious French food (try the escargot appetizer). It seems more luxurious but is still pretty casual. My favorite menu on the ship is at Royal Palace.

Enchanted Garden is absolutely beautiful – watch as the ceiling darkens from day to night during your dinner.

In addition to the three main restaurants, there are some quick-serve options. Cabanas is the buffet restaurant that offers breakfast and lunch, in addition to the delicious evening buffet on Pirate Night . There is seating both indoors and outdoors.

In addition, you can forgo your usual dining rotation and go to Cabanas on select nights. If it’s nice outside, I’d definitely recommend grabbing your breakfast and lunch and heading outside to eat.

Cabanas is fully staffed by the regular dining room staff, so if you need any assistance, or have food allergies, you’ll definitely find someone who can help.

There are other quick-service locations that serve pizza, salads, and sandwiches. We sometimes want a quick snack and will grab a slice of pizza – especially if we have the second dinner seating.

For coffee lovers, you’ll want to check out the Cove Cafe, which serves premium coffee. It’s only for adults and can be a nice place to sit and read a book as you sip your coffee.

You can also get Dole Whips (both with and without alcohol) at Frozone Treats on Deck 11.  Room service is available to order 24 hours a day, except for disembarkation day.

For itineraries stopping at Castaway Cay , you’ll find two delicious BBQ restaurants on the family beach, as well as an adult-only BBQ restaurant at Serenity Bay. Servers from the ship travel out to the island to serve at these three locations.

For an additional fee, adults can choose to dine at Palo , the upscale Italian restaurant onboard, or Remy, the upscale French restaurant.

In addition, Palo’s often offers brunch on one day of the cruise. The brunch is absolutely delicious – I definitely recommend checking it out. While it has changed from a buffet to a sit down meal, it’s still fantastic.

If you want to eat at Palo, book it in advance so you’ll have your choice of times. The brunch especially is pretty popular and does book up.

Between Palo and Remy, you’ll find the Meridian bar, which offers alcoholic beverages in a bar with gorgeous views. I love grabbing a drink there before my meal at Palo.

If you are cruising with kids, you’ll probably find that they are happy to spend time in the kids’ clubs while you are eating. My kids usually order room service and then head to the kids’ clubs when my husband and I go to Palo.

Adult Areas on the Disney Dream

The kids’ clubs are fantastic on the Disney Cruise Line , so you’ll probably have some opportunity to explore the ship without kids. My kids always love checking out the kids’ clubs, and we even have to convince them to leave.

There are several adult-only areas and activities on the ship. The bars and clubs in the District section are adult-only in the evenings and offer entertainment and game shows.

My favorite adult-only area of the ship is Satellite Falls, which has a small waterfall/pool, as well as many lounge chairs. When my kids are in the kids’ clubs, I always enjoy grabbing a book and reading in the quiet area.

The ship also has a Senses Spa, which is a full-service spa offering lots of different services. For a treat, book a day pass for the Rainforest Room, where you can enjoy heated lounge chairs, two jacuzzis, a steam room, and much more.

Activities on the Disney Dream

There are so many things to do on the Disney Dream. You’ll even find that many guests don’t disembark at some ports because they are having so much fun on the ship. My kids especially love the kids’ clubs.

There are several options, depending on your kids’ ages, including a nursery, Oceaneer Club, Edge, and Vibe. There’s an open house that is held on the first day, so you can walk around and check things out with your kids.

There are also pools, the Aqualab splash area, and the famous AquaDuck – a watercoaster where you can travel in a tube around the ship.  At the pool deck, you’ll find the FunnelVision TV, which offers movies and shows throughout the day.

You can also see first-run Disney movies in the theater. We usually skip the movies, however, because there is so much more to do. On longer sailings, my kids love sitting in the water watching a FunnelVision movie.

Families will enjoy the various game shows and activities offered in D Lounge throughout the day. For adults, there are some alcohol-tasting classes that you can sign up for (additional fees apply).

I’ve done a few of these and have always enjoyed them – my favorite is the wine tasting. You can sign up for these once you get on the ship.

There are also a variety of character greetings throughout the day – check the Disney Cruise Line app for a full schedule. In addition, make sure that you check the navigator on the first day ., because there are sometimes character greetings that require tickets.

For those kids who love to dress up, there’s a Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique onboard, which shifts to a Pirates League on Pirate Night.

Shows on the Disney Dream

What shows are on the Disney Dream? There are three Broadway-style shows that you can see on the ship. Currently, these are the Golden Mickey’s, Beauty and the Beast, and Disney’s Believe. Read our review of Beauty and the Beast here .

These are very high-quality shows and can be great for kids. They generally run twice per night, and you’ll go to the showing that is opposite your dinner seating time. If you haven’t seen them, I definitely recommend going to each of the shows. 

Itineraries on the Disney Dream

What are the Disney Dream itineraries? In the past, the Disney Dream sailed from Port Canaveral on three or four-night Bahamian sailings and was a great option for a Disney Land and Sea vacation because it was easy to combine one of these shorter cruises with a Walt Disney World vacation.

However, with the introduction of the Disney Wish , which has taken over that schedule, the Disney Dream now offers different sailings.

Home ports include Fort Lauderdale, New York, San Juan, Southhampton, and Barcelona. These cruises range in length from three to thirteen nights.

Other Things You’ll Find on the Disney Dream

In addition to everything we’ve also discussed, there are lots of other things you’ll find on the ship. These include a photo studio (where you can purchase the photos that are taken of you on the ship), a rebooking desk (book your next cruise while onboard and you’ll get a discount), a port adventure desk, a port shopping desk, and so much more.

There are also several shops onboard selling sundries and Disney merchandise. It’s important to know that these shops do not open when the ship is in port, only when it is sailing. It’s important to make sure you pack everything you need because it’s tough to buy essentials on board.

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The three main dining rooms are Animator’s Palate, Royal Palace, and Enchanted Garden. There are also two adult dining locations (Palo and Remy), a buffet (Cabanas), and several quick-serve spots.

Upcoming itineraries include the Caribbean, the Bahamas, Canada, Europe, and Bermuda.

They are very similar ships, with many of the same amenities. Some of the bars and lounges are a bit different. Both are great ships.

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Enchanted Garden Restaurant (forward Dining Room, capacity 696 seats, inspired by the gardens of the royal palace of Versailles, serves as a buffet for breakfast 8:30-10 am and lunch, full service for dinner between 5:45-8:15 pm. Breakfast features limited offerings including meats and cheeses, Mickey waffles and pancakes, oatmeal, yogurt, cereals and fruits. No made-to-order options are offered. For lunch, the Enchanted Garden serves pastas, sandwiches, salads, beef empanada appetizers, ice cream and cheesecake for dessert. The restaurant features a seasonal menu for dinner, including sea bass, wild boar, prime rib, with desserts such as creme brulee.

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