Hiya, Tony,
Welcome to planDisney. Thanks for the opportunity to help a fellow Guest prepare for an amazing adventure aboard the Disney Dream.
I'm glad that recent updates to the Disney Cruise Line Navigator app make it easier than ever to find our assembly station on the first day of a cruise. After you connect to the DCL-GUEST Wi-Fi onboard, even if you don't purchase a wireless Internet package, you can link to your cruise reservation and find your specific assembly station information on the home screen of the app. From there, tap the button to locate the assembly station on the ship's deck plan.
Before your cruise, you can also get a feel for where things are located by looking through the deck plan on the Navigator app or on the Disney Cruise Line website. On the Navigator app, tap "View Details" from your reservation view to look up information about your stateroom. From there, you can tap "Find on Deck Plan" to view your stateroom's location on the ship.
On the Disney Dream, assembly stations are all located on Deck 4, usually around the same general position on the ship as your stateroom. For example, if your stateroom is midship on the port (left) side, you will probably be assigned to assembly station E, G, I, or K. Assembly stations are in alphabetical order from the forward portion of the ship to the aft portion, alternating between port side and starboard (right) side. Your assembly station K will be outside on Deck 4, midship, on the part of midship that is closer to the aft of the ship. This is where you will meet during the ship's mandatory assembly drill prior to the ship's debarkation.
Thanks for looking ahead to be aware of how to best ensure the safety of everyone on board your cruise, Tony. If you should have any more questions about your upcoming cruise, please don't hesitate to visit us again here at planDisney.
Bon voyage, Tony!
~Tony S.