Genting Dream Cruise Singapore 2025–2026 – Itineraries, Prices & Exclusive Packages

There are multiple complimentary restaurants and specialty dining options offering Asian, Western, and international cuisines. Reservations are recommended for specialty venues.

Yes, WiFi packages are available for purchase. Check our guide on Dream Cruise WiFi Packages for details.

Yes, a valid passport with at least six months' validity is required for all international sailings. Some destinations may also require a visa, depending on your nationality.

We recommend booking at least 3–6 months in advance for the best prices and cabin availability, especially for peak travel dates in 2025 and 2026.

Valid passport (6+ months), cruise confirmation, and any required visas depending on your nationality and itinerary.

If you’ll share photos or work on the go, consider a basic social plan. Heavy streaming? Upgrade to a full internet plan.

Yes-main dining rooms and buffet are included. Specialty venues, premium coffees, certain desserts and alcohol are extra.

First-timers love 2-night samplers. If you want time for shows, slides, spa and specialty dining, pick 3-night.

Avoid peak school holidays and festive long weekends for lower fares. Shoulder months often have better value and calmer crowds.

The Genting Dream ship made its debut in 2016, so by 2025, it will have been cruising for 9 years. Although Dream Cruises has ceased operations, the ship is still sailing under new management.

A 3-day cruise from Singapore on the Genting Dream or Royal Caribbean typically ranges from SGD $300 to $600 per person, depending on the type of cabin, the season, and any ongoing promotions.

Dream Cruises shut down after Genting Hong Kong went bankrupt in 2022, a situation exacerbated by financial troubles linked to the COVID-19 pandemic. Travel restrictions and canceled voyages had a significant impact on their operations.

The Genting Dream is now owned and operated by Resorts World Cruises, a new cruise brand launched by Tan Sri Lim Kok Thay, who was also behind Genting Hong Kong.

Constructing a cruise ship like the Genting Dream usually costs between USD $500 million and $1 billion, depending on its size, onboard amenities, and technology. The Genting Dream was built for approximately USD $960 million.

No, the original Dream Cruises brand ceased operations in early 2022 as part of Genting Hong Kong's bankruptcy. However, the Genting Dream is now being operated by Resorts World Cruises and continues to sail from Singapore and Malaysia under new management.

While travel insurance is highly recommended, it may be required for certain itineraries. It should cover trip cancellations, medical emergencies, and any disruptions related to the cruise.

Yes, most bookings can be canceled or rescheduled, but keep in mind that cancellation fees may apply depending on how early you notify them.

Typically, prices start at around S$150 and can go up to S$350 per person for shorter cruises. The cost can vary depending on the type of cabin, the date you choose to sail, and the itinerary. Keep an eye out for promotions if you book early!

You can enjoy popular itineraries that take you from Singapore to exciting destinations like Penang, Langkawi, Kuala Lumpur (Port Klang), and Phuket, with options for sailings lasting anywhere from 2 to 5 nights.

The ship is packed with fun! You’ll find the Zodiac Theatre, Zouk Night Club, live music venues, themed parties, bars, lounges, and even outdoor movie screenings to keep you entertained.

Absolutely! There’s WiFi onboard with various packages to choose from. You can select plans that range from social media access to unlimited data, which you can purchase either before or during your cruise.

Definitely! It’s very family-friendly. The ship features a Little Dreamers kids' club, a Waterslide Park, family entertainment shows, and plenty of fun activities for everyone.

You have several options, including Interior Cabins, Oceanview Rooms, Balcony Staterooms, and luxurious suites under The Palace. Each type offers different levels of comfort and amenities.

Yes, Genting Dream is OIC/SMIIC-certified Halal-friendly and provides dedicated Halal meal options. You can request Halal meals in advance or while onboard.

Yes, you’ll need a valid passport that has at least 6 months of validity left, even for round-trip cruises departing from Singapore. Visa requirements can vary based on your nationality and destination.

You can easily book online through the official Resorts World Cruises website, authorized travel agents, or cruise portals. Booking early is a smart move to snag the best rates and ensure cabin availability.

The package includes your cabin accommodation, meals at included restaurants, access to entertainment shows, pools, gyms, and most onboard facilities. Specialty dining, spa treatments, and excursions might have extra costs.