Disney Dream Pricing

Pricing for the Disney Dream's 2011 sailings have been released up to November 2011. The Disney Dream will be the only Disney ship doing 3- and 4-night sailings while we're there. For those who may be interested, pricing examples are below. The September 4 quote is based on the assumption that we will have the vacation in late August, as September 4 would coincide with our theoretical last day of the Walt Disney World portion of the trip.



Unless our financial situation changes drastically, the Rikers will not be cruising, but I highly recommend the cruise to anyone able to afford it. If you can afford it, book it -- I'll bet one of the twins (your choice) that you'll love it, and it's a great way to wind down after the Walt Disney World vacation.



If anyone is interested in a Disney cruise, please let me know so I can let others in the group know and get you more information. Some may understandably want to hold off until they can gauge how much interest there is.



Prices are for 4-night sailings, and include a $25 shipboard credit. As I've said before, the difference in price from a 3-night cruise is negligible, and you'll curse yourself for not booking a 4-night instead. Prices will only go up as people make bookings, so my advice would be to book sooner rather than later.



September 4, 2011 - Disney Dream (Bahamas) - Inside Stateroom

• 2 adults: $893
  
• 2 adults, 2 kids: $1525

7-night cruises are also available; contact Matt for more information and pricing. And for those curious about the cost of the Disney Dream's inaugural cruise in January 2011 (don't worry, no iceburgs in the Bahamas), the cost for 2 adults on the 4-night cruise is $3489.



For more information, or to order a free Disney Cruise Line DVD, go to www.disneycruise.com.