By Sam Bleecker
What’s an old-guy-with-hat (read geezer) doing sailing solo with 300 kids on the Disney Dream, the line’s newest ship laden with pixie dust?
Having a heck of an unexpectedly good time!
Fun goes viral on the Dream. In fact, cruising aboard the animation-rich Dream is like floating in a 130,000-ton, 14-deck-high [...]
22 June
Holy Cow! Not much surprises me but this does. For the first time ever, Disney Cruise Line will set sail from three new ports in 2012 – New York, Seattle and Galveston, Texas – making the Disney family cruise vacation more accessible to guests around the country. Additionally, the cruise line [...]
06 April
Seasickness does exist and is probably the primary reason people avoid cruises. The best definition of what mal de mer is comes from the U.S. Coast Guard: “Motion sickness occurs when the brain receives conflicting signals from the areas of the body that detect motion. This conflict typically results in motion sickness.”
It’s important to keep [...]
23 December
Disney leaps to the front of the cruise industry’s competition of who can build the world’s most exciting cruise ship: In New York yesterday, Disney Cruise Line execs announced that its newest ship, the 2500-passenger Disney Dream, will boast a 765-foot water coaster, “AquaDuck!,” a ride spanning four decks of the ship.
When she enters [...]
30 October
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