I was in a hotel in England. Suddenly the fire alarm is sounded and we tourists are told to take our things and get out. I take automatically some things (I don't remember what) and get out, knowing that this is what should be done in such situations. I also noticed a slow burning flame outside the window, close to my room, on the roof. In the hall, on the ground floor, I notice several men standing and guarding (they are bodyguards or hotel staff). I also notice that tourists getting out tell them and show them that they have taken their plane tickets with them to which the men reply with ok. I realize I haven't taken my plane tickets and passport and I wonder quickly whether this won't mean trouble getting other ones, new ones and I tell one of the men what I haven't done. He tells me, with a typical English calm, that I will have trouble getting new ones and that I still have time to recuperate the papers and tickets in my room. The only thing to keep in mind is that I shouldn't take the elevator but use the stairs. I hurry upstairs. He seems he knows what he is talking about, so I go upstairs.
There is no fear in this dream. Not from me, not from the other tourists and certainly not from the staff/bodyguards. Just a sense of time passing. (As I have a limited time left to recuperate my papers and tickets. And the burning is done slowly, but irreversibly. We are all aware that the hotel is burning (slowly) and nothing can be done about it.)
Later in the dream I find myself flying, floating with great ease over the dark, burned hotel. On that wall all belongings we had left in our rooms are neatly stored in drawers.

Shortly after I started keeping a dream diary, I dreamed I was in England and came away with an interpretation something like: "A foreign country, like America in some ways but different in others." In short, a metaphor for the dream world. One in which, in your case, you can fly and things which would be burned up in this world are saved neatly. If you are also just starting to take a serious interest in dreams, I'll suggest this one is what I call a "language lesson" or an "orientation": a dream both to welcome you and give you some idea what things mean in that world.