Ep. 634 - Live Bonus Show - Two Ships. One Port. Destiny & Dream Side-to-Side Review
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The letter basically said that we had to be off the ship by 9:15 and to take our luggage over.
We're Pearl cruisers at this point. You're professional cruisers really.
The Destiny is not my favorite, but between the Dream and the Destiny, I'd pick the Destiny.
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Vanessa and Andrew sailed the Disney Dream and the Disney Destiny back-to-back out of Port Everglades — and they're here to break down every detail, from what's actually changed on the Destiny since the Maiden Voyage to why the side-by-side transfer process was, frankly, a hot mess. In this episode: • What the side-by-side sailing transfer really looks like — the confusion, the letter, the luggage porter, and how to navigate it if you're traveling with accessibility needs • The Destiny three months post-Maiden: Zaya & Gamble are better than ever, the Navigator app now has a search function, and the accessible stateroom bathrooms got a meaningful upgrade • Accessibility highs and lows across both ships — from the dream class's spacious hallways and Deck 4 promenade to the Destiny's tighter dining rooms • Lookout Cay accessibility: Moby mats are there, but the route to them still involves sand ️ • Why the Golden Mickeys still hits — and what changed since the last time you saw it • DCL's new bounce-back offer and the 30% savings promotion: what you need to know (and why a travel agent is your best friend for both) "I talked to like four different people, got four different answers... I finally did the chat on the DCL website and... they were able to link the two reservations together." — Vanessa Andrew documents his accessible travel adventures on his YouTube channel, Accessible Adventures with Andrew. Subscribe here (https://www.youtube.com/@AndrewPrince) and travel along with him! You can also join Andrew's Facebook community: Accessible Adventures with Andrew The Community (https://www.facebook.com/groups/accessibleadventureswithandrewthecommunity) . Or, email Andrew and Vanessa with your questions at: andrewprince16@gmail.com (mailto:andrewprince16@gmail.com) with the subject "DCL Duo." Support the Show: Book your next Disney Cruise Line vacation with our show sponsor, My Path Unwinding Travel (https://mypathunwinding.com/dclduo) ! DCL Magazine (https://dcl-magazine.com/) — your ultimate guide to Disney Cruise Line tips and tricks! Use promo code DCLDUO for 10% off at the WDW Magazine store. Stay Connected with the DCL Duo Website (https://dclduo.com/) | Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/dcl_duo/) | Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/DCLDuo) | Facebook Group (https://www.facebook.com/groups/dclduo) Listen on Apple Podcasts (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dcl-duo-podcast-a-disney-cruise-line-fan-podcast/id1501550336) | Watch on YouTube (https://youtube.com/DCLDuo) We're Ranked as a Top Podcast by Feedspot: Top 30 Disney Cruise Line Podcasts (#1) | Top 20 Cruise Podcasts (#2) | Top Disney Podcasts (#4) | Top 20 Disney Cruise Line Influencers (#12) The views expressed in this podcast are our own and do not reflect the views of the Walt Disney Company, Disney Cruise Line or any other travel provider discussed or mentioned.