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A photo montage of stateroom 7512 on the Disney Dream — a family oceanview (category 8C) room. This video shows all beds (queen, sofa, berth, and pulldown), the split bathroom and round tub, the large porthole, long desk, underbed space, cabinets, iPod player, hair dryer, and various shots during the cruise (towel animal, turndown chocolates, Remy rose in bud vase, room service menu, etc.). Recorded on the fabulous Maiden Voyage of the Disney Dream, January 26-30, 2011. Please subscribe to our videos at: ?www.youtube.com Learn more about the Disney Dream at: ?www.passporter.com Follow us on Facebook: ?www.facebook.com Get answers on our message boards at: ?www.passporterboards.com Listen to our weekly podcasts at: ?www.passporter.com Preview our award-winning Disney guide books and e-books at: ?www.passporter.com?

Welcome to the World of Cunard, where for over 170 years, our iconic liners have been defining sophisticated ocean travel. We invite you to watch this video and see for yourself why Cunard’s present royal court — Queen Mary 2, Queen Victoria and Queen Elizabeth, are unlike any other ships, offering a superior, true ocean liner experience. We do hope you will join us soon for an adventure on The Most Famous Ocean Liners in the World.

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Question by Chef Allen: Working for a cruise line is a dream for me?
I would like to work for a Cruise line Especially for NCL, i have sent many resumes and many applications but i never get a call back? How does one go about this? It is my dream to work on a cruise ship!

Best answer:

Answer by sunstarz
Where are you sending the resumes to? I had tried a couple of times to get a job on a ship, sending/posting my resume on the cruise line websites. But the first round I didn’t get any response.

It varies a bit depending on what sort of position you are looking for. Make sure that your resume highlights your qualifications. If you don’t have direct experience, then make sure you explain related experience in your cover letter.

Really, the key to getting a job is to find a reputable recruiting agency in your home country – which isn’t always easy. If you know of anyone that has gotten a job, find out the agency they used. Start asking around, let family/friends know you’re looking, and find out if they know of anyone who works on a ship.

Sometimes there isn’t any demand for a certain job, so even if you’re qualified, they may not have any interviews because they know you’ll be waiting for months before getting a contract (and before they get paid by the lines).

The link below was very informative for me when I first looked for a job, it has some info about life onboard, as well as some links for recruiting agencies. Not all listed are definitely legit, so use your intuition. Never pay recruiting agencies, they are scams, the agencies get paid by the lines for getting you hired.

I’ve worked 2 contracts in Guest Services, go back in Sept for a third. Good Luck!

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Take a virtual journey around the decks of the Disney Dream and discover the surprises awaiting guests when the ship sets sail in January 2011.
Video Rating: 4 / 5

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quick walk around the Carnival Dream Sept 2010
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Get Shocked !
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Highlights of the spectacular ceremony held at Port Canaveral, FL to christen the newest ship in the Disney Cruise Line fleet, the Disney Dream.

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Disney Cruise Line fans might remember that last year on the blog I revealed one of the most exciting features coming to the Disney Dream — AquaDuck, the first water coaster aboard a cruise ship. Read more about the AquaDuck and the Disney Dream on the Disney Parks Blog: bit.ly
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Visit www.InsideTheMagic.net for much more from the Disney Dream! The glass elevators of the main lobby of the Disney Dream cruise ship feature character surprises as guests ascend the decks. This video shows full rides on both elevators, beginning with deck 1 and finishing on deck 11.
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Crystal Hope Performing as Belle in The Golden Mickeys in Hong Kong Disneyland.

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There’s something magical about a Disney Cruise Line ship. Whether it’s the elegant design reminiscent of classic 1920s and 1930s ocean liners or the subtle touches of Disney whimsy sprinkled throughout our guests love the uniqueness of the Disney Magic Disney Wonder and Disney Dream. And…

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WDWRadio.com – Disney Cruise Line debuts the cruise industry’s first-ever shipboard water coaster — AquaDuck — aboard the new Disney Dream. Guests have the opportunity to get swept away on an exhilarating flume ride above the upper decks of the ship — and even out over the ocean. I had the opportunity to ride the AquaDuck (more than once!) on the Christening Voyage of the Disney Dream on January 19, 2011. I had read the releases, seen the concept art and computer-generated ride-throughs and thought I knew what to expect. I didn’t! The AquaDuck is an experience unlike any other (one of many like that on the Disney Dream). It’s both an exhilarating “E-Ticket” theme park attraction at sea, but it’s also a 765-foot long lazy river, with views that can only be described as spectacular. It’s something that elicits the same reactions (screaming like a giddy schoolgirl) from adults as well as kids. Disney has once again set the bar, exceeded expectations, and over-delivered on their promise of an attraction unlike any other! And while words can’t describe the experience, neither can any video you might see, but I wanted to share part of my experience with you, as well as those of some friends who were on board with me – Chris Brogan (http and Twitter.com and Andi S. from the Walt Disney World Moms Panel (DisneyWorldMoms.com and http AquaDuck Fast Facts As a convenience to guests, a conveyor system lifts rafts up from Deck 12 to the ride launch on Deck 16 AquaDuck is the first …
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Visit www.InsideTheMagic.net for much more from the Disney Dream! The Disney Dream set sail on its Christening Cruise on Jan. 19, 2011 and Mickey Mouse and the gang were out to celebrate leaving Port Canaveral with a Sail Away Party.

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