Earlier this year, Disney Cruise Line revealed a number of staterooms aboard the Disney Dream would reclassified and upgraded to concierge level during dry dock following the ship’s European season. Now, Disney Cruise Line’s website reveals the 24 midship staterooms on deck 10 receiving the upgrade from category 4A Deluxe Family Oceanview staterooms with Verandah staterooms to concierge level 3A staterooms.
The reclassified 3A – Concierge Family Oceanview with Verandah staterooms onboard the Disney Dream are as follows:
Port Side
Starboard Side
These converted staterooms have been bookable as Concierge Family Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah – Guaranteed (GTY), going forward guests may select the specific stateroom when booking a future sailing.
Stateroom Capacity Increases
On the subject of stateroom changes, there will also be select staterooms on deck 5 that will be increase guest capacity by 1 passenger each by adding an upper-berth pull down bed or wall pull-down bed. The following staterooms on Deck 5 will have the extra berth added:
Category 4E Deluxe Family Oceanview Stateroom with Verandah (Sleeps 4)
- 5030
- 5034
- 5038
- 5158
- 5160
- 5162
- 5164
- 5530
- 5534
- 5538
- 5658
- 5660
- 5662
- 5664
Category 8A Deluxe Family Oceanview Stateroom (Sleeps 4)
- 5020
- 5022
- 5520
- 5522
Category 8C Deluxe Family Oceanview Stateroom (Sleeps 4)
- 5166
- 5666
Category 8C Deluxe Family Oceanview Stateroom (Sleeps 5)
- 5178
The Disney Dream will return to passenger service on October 20, 2024 with a 13-night Westbound Transatlantic Cruise from Southampton to Fort Lauderdale.
Any word on expanded concierge lounge facilities?
Those rooms are the worst, because they’re all under the noisiest part of deck 11. I learned years ago to never book those rooms.
And yeah, they need a much better concierge lounge. After the Wish, you realize how not great they are on Dream/Fantasy.
We just stayed in these rooms on a 5 night cruise to conzumel. It was the worst experience and we have put in a formal complaint with Disney. The BEST parts of the trip is that gave us a “sleeping room” on Deck 9 for the last 2 nights and guest services removed a charge for snorkling on castaway cay after concierge offered to us for free in a failed attempt to make up for everything else that went wrong. Our first concierge experience was on the Wish and it was amazing. Which one was the outlier? I’m not paying again to find out.
And if the Dream has an expanded lounge, i’d hate to see what it was like before. There weren’t enough tables, or employeess for that matter. And the tables that were available were ususally dirty. I could write an essay on everything that was bad about concierge on the Dream.