Carnival Dream Bridge (Forward) Webcam Decommissioned
This ship webcam has been decommissioned by the ship operator Carnival Cruise Line. If you would like to see Carnival Dream's camera(s) returned to service please contact the cruise line directly. The following is Carnival Cruise Line's customer service contact information and social media links:
Headquarters: Doral, Florida
Parent Company: Carnival Corporation & plc
Website: https://www.carnival.com/
Email: guestcare@carnival.com
Phone: (800) 764-7419
Carnival Dream Cruise Ship Details
The Dream class cruise ships were built between 2009 and 2012 for Carnival Cruise Line and Costa Cruises. They introduced the first water park at sea with multiple slides and the first outdoor movie theater on a cruise ship. The ships feature extensive family-friendly amenities and a large atrium. The class includes the first large water park and was designed for high-energy cruising.
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Webcam Images May Not Always Be Available
If an image appears old, incomplete, black, or missing, it's almost always due to an issue at the webcam source, which is beyond our control. The image will return automatically once the webcam is back online. If you see a completely black image for an extended time and the ship is an area where it is daytime, feel free to report it below. Your report helps us stay on top of problem webcams.
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