Question 1

What is included in the package? Are there extra charges to pay?

Accepted Answer

Included:
• Cabin accommodation
• Meals 3× a day (halal options available)
• Access to all main facilities (waterslide, pools, gym, rock climbing, theatre shows, kids club)
• Port charge

Not included:
• Gratuities (paid on board)
• Fuel surcharge SGD10 per person per night, for new bookings from 1 Oct 2026 (paid on board)
• Wifi (available to buy on the cruise)
• Spa treatments
• Port tours

The mandatory charges are gratuities (tips for the crew) at SGD27-SGD40 per pax per night, and — for new bookings from 1 Oct 2026 — a fuel surcharge of SGD10 per pax per night (infants under 2 exempt). You can also buy wifi, spa treatments, port tours and so on.

For payment, when you board you register a credit/debit card or leave a cash deposit to set up a cashless account. Everything you spend on board is charged to that account.

Question 2

Can I cancel or change my date?

Accepted Answer

You can cancel or change, but a charge applies, and the amount depends on when you submit the request. You can read the Payment & Cancellation Policy for more details.

Question 3

What food is served? Is it halal?

Accepted Answer

Yes, halal food options are available at The Lido. You eat 3 buffet meals a day there. For Muslim guests, The Lido covers all your dining needs. There are also various other restaurants and cafes on board as extra options for all guests.

Question 4

What is the difference between each cabin?

Accepted Answer

There are 4 cabin types:
• Interior: no window, most affordable
• Oceanview: has a window, sea view
• Balcony: has its own balcony
• The Palace: a luxury suite with a butler and exclusive access to certain facilities

Interior is the cheapest, The Palace the most expensive.

Question 5

Can more than 4 people stay in one cabin?

Accepted Answer

No. One cabin fits a maximum of 4 people (Oceanview 2 only). Children and infants also count as one person each. For more than 4 people, you can book more than one cabin in the same booking.

Question 6

Can I go solo?

Accepted Answer

You can. The price is just calculated for 2 people. You only pay the port charge, gratuities and fuel surcharge for one person.

Question 7

Can I get a cabin next to my family?

Accepted Answer

We will put in a request for nearby cabins, but the final arrangement is decided by the cruise line, so it cannot be guaranteed. Tip: book the same cabin type for a better chance of the same deck and adjacent cabins.

Question 8

How long does the cruise stop at ports? Can I go ashore?

Accepted Answer

If your route stops at a port (e.g. Melaka, Penang or Phuket), the ship usually docks for a few hours up to almost a full day, depending on the schedule.

You are free to go ashore, just make sure you are back before the ship departs. You also have the option to buy a port tour package on board. For "High Seas" routes, the ship does not stop at any port.

Question 9

Where do I board, and how do I get there? What time does the cruise depart?

Accepted Answer

The terminal depends on the departure port (the first port in the route):
• From Singapore: Marina Bay Cruise Centre
• From Port Klang: Port Klang Cruise Terminal (PKCT), Pulau Indah

Departure times vary by route, so the full address and exact times will be in the e-ticket we share close to your sailing date. You need to check in and be at the terminal 2-3 hours before departure.

Transport to the terminal and back is your own arrangement, and we suggest pre-booking both as terminals get busy. For one-way routes ending at a different port, the return journey is also your own arrangement.

Question 10

Can pregnant women and infants go on the cruise?

Accepted Answer

Yes. For safety reasons, only these 2 categories are not allowed to sail:
• Pregnant 24 weeks or more at the sailing date
• Infants under 6 months

Question 11

Do I need a passport to board?

Accepted Answer

Yes, a passport is required for everyone including children and infants. Make sure it is valid at least 6 months from the return date.

Question 12

I am worried about seasickness. What can I do?

Accepted Answer

Genting Dream is a large, stable ship, so most people feel nothing, especially on shorter routes. If you are sensitive, bring seasickness medication and choose a cabin in the middle of the ship. The onboard clinic also has medication.

Question 13

How do I contact ARBA? I have other questions.

Accepted Answer

You can WhatsApp us here.

Date	Route	Price	Book
13 – 16 Oct4 Days 3 Nights	Singapore - Phuket - Singapore	FromRM1,199	Almost full!
16 – 18 Oct3 Days 2 Nights	Singapore - High Seas - Singapore	FromRM1,499	Almost full!
18 – 19 Oct2 Days 1 Nights	Singapore - Port Klang (One Way)	FromRM219	Almost full!
18 – 20 Oct3 Days 2 Nights	Singapore - Port Klang - Singapore	FromRM974	Almost full!
20 – 23 Oct4 Days 3 Nights	Singapore - Penang - Port Klang - Singapore	FromRM1,199
23 – 25 Oct3 Days 2 Nights	Singapore - High Seas - Singapore	FromRM1,199
25 – 27 Oct3 Days 2 Nights	Singapore - Melaka - Singapore	FromRM974
27 – 30 Oct4 Days 3 Nights	Singapore - Phuket - Singapore	FromRM1,199
30 Oct – 1 Nov3 Days 2 Nights	Singapore - High Seas - Singapore	FromRM1,499

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