Hello, Kyairrah! Welcome to planDisney. I'm glad you stopped by with your question about sailing aboard the
Disney Dream. I'd love to help.
The length of your sailing will determine the
suggested evening attire for each night. A three-night sailing typically has one night where pirate-themed clothing is encouraged for Pirate Night, and two evenings where cruise casual attire is suggested. Longer sailings will feature an Optional Dress-Up Night, and seven-night cruises typically have a Formal and a Semi-Formal night instead of one Optional Dress-Up night. While each night will have suggested attire, you are welcome to wear cruise casual clothing in the main dining rooms every evening onboard.
If you'll be sailing on a special
Very Merrytime cruise, you may wish to pack some holiday-themed clothing to be a part of the festivities and for some great photo opportunities. Some families choose to take photos with Santa in holiday pajamas or matching sweaters. It definitely adds to the jolly vibes onboard.
You may wish to book reservations for the
adult-exclusive restaurants Palo or Remy onboard the Disney Dream. If you'll be dining in these locations, please note that the dress code is formal or semi-formal. If it fits within your schedule, I highly recommend dining in one of these restaurants. The service is sensational, and the menus are divine. Reservations can be made once your
online booking window opens.
If you have more questions for us here at planDisney, please sail back anytime. My pals and I are here and always happy to help.
Have a magical cruise,
Adrianna