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I just got off the Dream on Oct 1st, we opted for Self-Assist debarkation since our standard debarkation zone time wasn't scheduled till after 930am. Ship was docked at 615am, they called 3-4 zones at a time for self-assist before they started calling standard debarkation, and we were outside the port waiting on our ride at 715am. Last time we let Carnival check our bags, docked at 8am, and weren't off the boat till after 1030am. We were flying Delta then, and ended up changing our flight that morning to 1230pm for $50/person. Self-assist is definitely the way to go if you can carry your luggage yourself. We used the elevators on the ship to get to the lobby, and once in port security they forced us to use the elevators vs the escalators 'cause i didn't have a free hand (offered to carry my wife's bags too since they were heavy, go figure lol). In Port Canaveral anyways, if you can pull your luggage on wheels, you should have no problem getting off the boat and through security terminals.

<blockquote data-quote="takirb" data-source="post: 1533126" data-attributes="member: 49291"><p>I just got off the Dream on Oct 1st, we opted for Self-Assist debarkation since our standard debarkation zone time wasn't scheduled till after 930am. Ship was docked at 615am, they called 3-4 zones at a time for self-assist before they started calling standard debarkation, and we were outside the port waiting on our ride at 715am. Last time we let Carnival check our bags, docked at 8am, and weren't off the boat till after 1030am. We were flying Delta then, and ended up changing our flight that morning to 1230pm for $50/person. Self-assist is definitely the way to go if you can carry your luggage yourself. We used the elevators on the ship to get to the lobby, and once in port security they forced us to use the elevators vs the escalators 'cause i didn't have a free hand (offered to carry my wife's bags too since they were heavy, go figure lol). In Port Canaveral anyways, if you can pull your luggage on wheels, you should have no problem getting off the boat and through security terminals.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="takirb, post: 1533126, member: 49291"] I just got off the Dream on Oct 1st, we opted for Self-Assist debarkation since our standard debarkation zone time wasn't scheduled till after 930am. Ship was docked at 615am, they called 3-4 zones at a time for self-assist before they started calling standard debarkation, and we were outside the port waiting on our ride at 715am. Last time we let Carnival check our bags, docked at 8am, and weren't off the boat till after 1030am. We were flying Delta then, and ended up changing our flight that morning to 1230pm for $50/person. Self-assist is definitely the way to go if you can carry your luggage yourself. We used the elevators on the ship to get to the lobby, and once in port security they forced us to use the elevators vs the escalators 'cause i didn't have a free hand (offered to carry my wife's bags too since they were heavy, go figure lol). In Port Canaveral anyways, if you can pull your luggage on wheels, you should have no problem getting off the boat and through security terminals. [/QUOTE]