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Disney Dream Informative Speech

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If you want to know some pretty cool facts about the ship be ready to be awed when you arrive to the 4.5 star rated Disney Dream Cruise Line, built February 2007. Since then it has carried 2,500 passengers or a maximum of 4,000 passengers, and a crew of 1,458. Thats a lot of people! It also has 1,250 staterooms. One is the main lobby. When you enter the main lobby, you will pass through mickey inspired colors (mickey mouse of course). It doesn 't stop there. You will hear the ship 's horn in tune with "Sailing Away" right when you arrive. When you walk into the doors and see the Disney Dream’s Art Deco-style chandelier, even hand crafted with crystal beads, jewels, and fine glass work. You will scream for ice cream. Which we have! There are

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