My youngest daughter is currently 15. We took her best friend, same age born just 4 days apart, on our last cruise and she is booked to come with us on our next cruise.
Aged 15 they pay adult prices for their fare but are not allowed in adult only areas on R.C.I ships e.g solarium and cantilever whirlpools which are for over 16's.
We would love to try a return t.a on qm2. But we can't go on a cunard ship visit as they are for over 16's only.
I'd like to do a round trip caribbean from Southampton (discussing this on another thread). P&O mainly use their adult only ships for this. 15 year olds pay adult fare but when are they allowed on an adult only ship?
Don't get me wrong I'm not saying kids should have access all areas. I'm debating paying an adult price for a child which suits the cruise company in one way but not another?
Any opinions? X
Aged 15 they pay adult prices for their fare but are not allowed in adult only areas on R.C.I ships e.g solarium and cantilever whirlpools which are for over 16's.
We would love to try a return t.a on qm2. But we can't go on a cunard ship visit as they are for over 16's only.
I'd like to do a round trip caribbean from Southampton (discussing this on another thread). P&O mainly use their adult only ships for this. 15 year olds pay adult fare but when are they allowed on an adult only ship?
Don't get me wrong I'm not saying kids should have access all areas. I'm debating paying an adult price for a child which suits the cruise company in one way but not another?
Any opinions? X
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