As an avid cruiser, I was eager to experience the new offerings by Asia-based Resorts World Cruises. Their ship Genting Dream sails exciting itineraries from Singapore, including quick getaways to Malaysia and seasonal cruises to Australia.
I embarked on a 4-day Borneo cruise aboard the Genting Dream and found it a comfortable, activity-packed floating resort.
Spacious and Modern Stateroom
After boarding for my cruise at Marina Bay terminal, I was impressed by my stateroom’s ample size and sleek design. The comfortable queen bed, flatscreen TV, and sofa provided plenty of space. The private balcony also added outdoor lounging with calming sea views.
Modern amenities like power outlets, on-demand entertainment and free WiFi ensured creature comforts. Daily housekeeping kept the room spotless. I appreciated the thoughtful touches enhancing the maritime escape.
Tempting Dining Options
Genting Dream offered no shortage of dining variety with over 35 restaurants and bars. Highlights included Prime – the upscale steakhouse, Silk Road – dishing out Chinese fare, and the classy Blue Lagoon seafood restaurant.
From casual poolside venues to sushi bars to romantic fine dining, the culinary offerings spanned global influences. With so many options, I could try something new every meal. Complimentary room service also provided convenience.
Action-Packed Days and Nights
During days at sea, I enjoyed activities like karaoke competitions, dance classes by the pool, slot tournaments in the casino, and trivia games testing my pop culture knowledge. Parents and kids had dedicated playrooms for unlimited fun.
At night, guests could enjoy cinema under the stars on the top deck or visit the lavish Zodiac Theater for origami-inspired Cirque du Soleil spectacles. The excitement continued till late in the pulsating clubs and lounges.
Smooth Sailing From departure to docking, everything about my Genting Dream cruise went smoothly. Friendly staff provided excellent service with a warm Asian hospitality. I was truly pampered from the indulgent meals to the nightly entertainment.
For an affordable, luxurious way to escape while visiting Singapore, I wholeheartedly recommend these revitalizing Resorts World Cruises.
FAQ
Where do Genting Dream cruises embark from?
Genting Dream sails from Singapore at the Marina Bay Cruise Center.
What types of staterooms are available?
Options range from interior cabins to luxury suites with balconies. Family rooms and accessible rooms are also available.
What is included in the cruise fare?
The fare includes accommodation, meals, entertainment, most activities and some shore excursions. Spa, casino, shops, etc cost extra.
What facilities does Genting Dream offer?
Facilities include multiple pools, jacuzzis, wellness center, casino, dancing venues, duty-free shops, theater, and more.
Are drinks and Wifi included?
Basic meals are included but alcohol, specialty dining, and Wifi packages cost extra. Drink packages can be purchased.
How do I book shore excursions?
Shore excursions at ports can be booked onboard or in advance online. Third-party tours are also an option.
What languages are spoken aboard?
English and Mandarin are widely spoken by staff. Announcements are in English, Mandarin and Malay.
Are there medical facilities on the ship?
Yes, Genting Dream has a fully staffed medical center providing health services 24/7 during the cruise.
Can I make special occasion arrangements?
Yes, you can arrange celebrations like birthdays, honeymoons, etc by contacting the ship’s guest services pre-cruise.
Are children and teens accommodated?
Supervised kids’ clubs, activity camps, and game rooms cater to children. Teen hangouts are also available.

Zhuang Jia Wen serves as the chief reviewer for Singaporeairport.com, leveraging her passion for travel and aviation.
A native Singaporean, Zhuang draws upon her extensive experience exploring her home country to provide authoritative reviews and travel tips. She holds a bachelor’s degree in tourism management from the National University of Singapore.
Prior to becoming Singaporeairport.com’s review expert, Zhuang worked for five years as a travel agent helping organize personalized itineraries. When not visiting Singapore’s latest attractions, she enjoys cuisine from across the Lion City’s dynamic culinary landscape.
Zhuang hopes her insider perspective helps travelers make the most of their visits to her country.



