what an awesome video! I like your gentle but not overt sarcasm and humour too! the details in the video make it a great watch for first time travellers!
Nice vid...juz a few important tips to take note of...(for rookie cruise travellers)...1. always always make sure to download the Dream Cruise mobile app before your seacation... 2. Tip your butler well when he/she guides you to your Palace Suite (you'd be surprised how well connected he/she is with all the staff) .... 3. Pre-book your meals at speciality restaurants (especially Umi Uma) before your cruise.... 😄
No not quite. We went on this cruise when World Dream was under Genting management. Assuming you booked Palace Suite, guests at each specialty restaurant are given a set menu (not buffet style), with option to pay extra for upgrades. You still get buffet style food in the main Palace Restaurant if you want that, but the quality of food in specialty restaurant is definitely better. I'm not sure if this have changed since RW Cruises took over the cruise. According to their brochure here: rwcruises.com/assets/docs/The%20Palace%20Brochure.pdf The wording is "Set meal entitlements at designated specialty dining restaurants". Reading the brochure, it appears everything that was there under old management is still there. Hope that helps. Happy cruising!
May I ask more about the speciality restaurants? Palace guest only can choose one restaurant per meal? And only can dine once in each speciality restaurant during the trip? Is it the same for palace restaurant?
Yes you do get to choose exactly which room and deck (similar to choosing airplane seats on a flight booking). You do however get a slight discount if you let them choose a room for you.
Apologies.. gave you the wrong info. It was Royal Caribbean cruise that allows us to choose the exact deck and room. Dream Cruises does not allow us to choose specific rooms at the time of booking.
Thank you for the video . Very well done too I must say. Well needless to say I "dropped by" your video as was doing some homework for my family Feb Seacation. May I know how much did you pay for the palace package in total? I am travelling with my wife and a One year old boy and the quotations/ infos that I got from DC & a couple of agency is rather different .
About $3.5k.. prices vary wildly depending on when you're going and whatever promotion they have available at the time. We only ever booked directly on their website, and notice the prices can be closer to $2.5k if you don't have any restrictions on travel dates. We are stuck with travelling during school holidays because of our 7 year old. With 1 year old, you should be able to get a much better deal if you can travel outside peak periods.
When I went on the cruise.. yes, basic food and beverage is included. But they have a lot of premium options that require top up should you get bored of the included food/beverage. Things may have changed though... So best to check directly with them
Not a fair comparison though. Deluxe palace suite is closer to the "grand suite" on Royal Caribbean as it gives you access to suite only areas with larger room size along with a concierge. So Dream Cruise Delux Palace suite is better compared to Junior Suite in that sense. For the cruise itself.. I prefer Royal Carribbean both for the food and activities. It's all personal preferences really. Both are great!
One of the BEST video on the Dream Cruise I found thus far.. thanks for sharing!
Thank you
what an awesome video! I like your gentle but not overt sarcasm and humour too! the details in the video make it a great watch for first time travellers!
Thanks for the comment!
Your boy is soooooo cute 😀
Thank you!
First time viewer. Impressed by the concise description, important and very helpful details.
Thank you very much
Thanks for your very detail video❤❤ i LIKE IT!
Thanks for watching!
Nice vid...juz a few important tips to take note of...(for rookie cruise travellers)...1. always always make sure to download the Dream Cruise mobile app before your seacation... 2. Tip your butler well when he/she guides you to your Palace Suite (you'd be surprised how well connected he/she is with all the staff) .... 3. Pre-book your meals at speciality restaurants (especially Umi Uma) before your cruise.... 😄
normally how much we are supposed to pay as a tip?
Thanks for the review🥰😊
Thank you
How much it cost sir? Such a grand experience
Hi, for the specialty restaurants, is it also buffet-style where you can order as many as you want, as long as the dishes are within the set menu?
No not quite. We went on this cruise when World Dream was under Genting management. Assuming you booked Palace Suite, guests at each specialty restaurant are given a set menu (not buffet style), with option to pay extra for upgrades. You still get buffet style food in the main Palace Restaurant if you want that, but the quality of food in specialty restaurant is definitely better.
I'm not sure if this have changed since RW Cruises took over the cruise. According to their brochure here:
rwcruises.com/assets/docs/The%20Palace%20Brochure.pdf
The wording is "Set meal entitlements at designated specialty dining restaurants". Reading the brochure, it appears everything that was there under old management is still there. Hope that helps.
Happy cruising!
May I ask more about the speciality restaurants? Palace guest only can choose one restaurant per meal? And only can dine once in each speciality restaurant during the trip? Is it the same for palace restaurant?
You are not restricted to the same specialty restaurant once for each meal
Haha your boy is cute! By any chance can we get to choose to get the staterooms or at least which deck our cabin is going to be?
Yes you do get to choose exactly which room and deck (similar to choosing airplane seats on a flight booking). You do however get a slight discount if you let them choose a room for you.
Apologies.. gave you the wrong info. It was Royal Caribbean cruise that allows us to choose the exact deck and room. Dream Cruises does not allow us to choose specific rooms at the time of booking.
Thank you for the video . Very well done too I must say. Well needless to say I "dropped by" your video as was doing some homework for my family Feb Seacation. May I know how much did you pay for the palace package in total? I am travelling with my wife and a One year old boy and the quotations/ infos that I got from DC & a couple of agency is rather different .
About $3.5k.. prices vary wildly depending on when you're going and whatever promotion they have available at the time. We only ever booked directly on their website, and notice the prices can be closer to $2.5k if you don't have any restrictions on travel dates. We are stuck with travelling during school holidays because of our 7 year old. With 1 year old, you should be able to get a much better deal if you can travel outside peak periods.
@@whereisant Thank you
@@whereisant Is that Singapore dollars?
@@tasnoor3876 that's SGD
Ant do you know that I went to dream cruise on 1 dec I thought I could have met you😅
Was this a 4D3N or 3D2N cruise?
It was a 4D3N cruise
Is it free for all foods and beverages¿
When I went on the cruise.. yes, basic food and beverage is included. But they have a lot of premium options that require top up should you get bored of the included food/beverage. Things may have changed though... So best to check directly with them
Hi, between junior suite royal carribean and this suite, which is better in your opinion? Same question for both cruise, which are better?
Not a fair comparison though. Deluxe palace suite is closer to the "grand suite" on Royal Caribbean as it gives you access to suite only areas with larger room size along with a concierge. So Dream Cruise Delux Palace suite is better compared to Junior Suite in that sense. For the cruise itself.. I prefer Royal Carribbean both for the food and activities. It's all personal preferences really. Both are great!
Excellent!! #1 place to + your subs P R O M O S M!!
11:47 Not good to disclose her weight.🤫😅
Lol.. not anyone in our family fortunately. It was just a stock footage I found on the Internet
@@whereisant Sorry for my misunderstanding, "Thousand apologies"!☺