Genting Dream

Genting Dream is a cruise ship that entered service in 2016 as the first ship of the Dream Cruises brand. She measures 335 metres in length, has a beam of 40 metres, and displaces 150,695 gross tonnes. Originally ordered for Star Cruises, she was transferred to Dream Cruises during construction. Following the liquidation of parent company Genting Hong Kong, she was chartered to Resorts World Cruises, and as of February 2025 became the first ship of the reformed Dream Cruises.

She carries 3,352 passengers across 1,686 cabins, served by 2,017 crew, placing her firmly in the large ship category, with a modern design and amenities that stand comparison with the world's largest liners from Royal Caribbean, Carnival, and Norwegian Cruise Line. Onboard, she boasts a water park with six waterslides, a rope course, a zip line, and an outdoor movie screen, along with the world's first at-sea Penfolds Wine Vault, a partnership with the Australian winemaker served by certified wine connoisseurs.

Food and drink span a genuinely substantial scale, with 35 food and beverage facilities in total, spanning inclusive and specialty restaurants, bars, and certified Halal and vegetarian offerings. She spans 14 passenger accessible decks, with 2 swimming pools, 4 jacuzzis, and 16 elevators rounding out the ship's amenities.

Genting Dream also holds the distinction of being the first large passenger ship built for a Chinese cruise line, a genuinely significant milestone for the region's cruise industry. Her cabins range from interior staterooms to ocean view and balcony accommodations, catering to a mix of first-time cruisers, families, and seasoned passengers, aboard a well-appointed modern ship with real depth in dining and entertainment.

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