Eastern Caribbean cruise in late May '05

In my opinion, your "older teenage" daughters would have a much better time
on any Royal Caribbean ship than a HAL ship. The Voyager Class ships, in
particular, have so much more to keep teenagers busy than any HAL ship. We
have sailed numerous times on both lines.

Tobie>>>>on an Island in the Pacific

<jim> wrote in message news:0b9n019p5f5mmjbom4p5vtv1fmfjhjtgv9@********...
> Are there any better cruises for older teenagers than others? I was
> thinking of the Zuiderdam but looking at some pics, almost none of the
> pics showed older teenagers. I want my older teenage daughters to
> enjoy the cruise without coming home and telling me how old all the
> passengers were. If you have teenagers you know what I mean.
>
> Sorry to ask so many questions now and earlier but I'm researching
> here and on the web. Thanks.

I agree with Tobie 100%.
Ice Skating, Rock Climbing, Johnny Rocket's, etc. makes the "Voyager"
class of RCI ship tough to beat. Carnival is NO comparison.

Tobie Gerbrandt wrote:
> In my opinion, your "older teenage" daughters would have a much
better time
> on any Royal Caribbean ship than a HAL ship. The Voyager Class
ships, in
> particular, have so much more to keep teenagers busy than any HAL
ship. We
> have sailed numerous times on both lines.
>
My 17- and 21 year-old daughters found HAL to be much too quiet. And
they are not particularly "wild" kids. Helen

So did I, and I'm 42 lol!

Jeff


elind@pcisys.net wrote:
>
> My 17- and 21 year-old daughters found HAL to be much too quiet. And
> they are not particularly "wild" kids. Helen
>