 Cruising with young children?
On Oct 12, 11:05 am, aksco33 <aksc...@> wrote:
> On Oct 12, 10:19 am, "Bianca Wright" <b...@icon.co.za> wrote:
>
> > Hi again,
>
> > Our other option for next year's trip is to do a cruise. Are the Disney
> > ships safe for even small kids (i.e 3.5 years)? My husband and I have
> > cruised on MSC before and have seen small kids on board, but I'm not certain
> > how relaxed I'd be if Emily were with us. Is Disney the best option or do
> > other cruise lines cater for young kids too? The Disney itineraries seems
> > less varied than Carnival or Royal Carribbean.
>
> > Thanks in advance,
>
> > Bianca
>
> I would say with a child that age The Disney Cruise Line would be the
> best for child activities. It also depends on how your child reacts
> to being dropped off without mom or dad all day--I know my nieces and
> nephews have no problem because they goto daycare and day camp in
> their normal routines at home so they have a good time and so does Mom/
> Dad. We also mix in family time and club time.
Just adding---Unfortunately Disney Cruises are more expensive than the
others but they do have the best in children entertainment and
catering to families--you can also find a lot if you don't have kids
in tow unless you are looking for a casino. I would say that I would
be nervous with a young one running around on any cruise ship--I know
some areas there is a plastic covering near the railings and i
probably would not let my child out on the balcony without supervision
and i know some kids figure out how to get out on the balcony when you
are not looking.
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