Sleepfairy
04-19-2002, 06:23 PM
I have a soon to be 13 year old girl who will cruise Disney for the first time in August. She and her 9 year old sister like to participate in activities together although from what Iam reading on the board it sounds like they go their seperate ways.
My QUESTION: My 13 year old is still like a 12 year old in alot of ways including maturation and physical development. She would rather be involved in fun activities with children younger then herself then sit around in a lounge all day and talk or go dancing and oogle at boys. What options do I have for her to be involved in the activities of the 10-12 year old crowd if she chooses ??
I also want to say we have sailed with Carnival 3 times and consider their childrens program very good. We tend to do things like a family and dont like to "lose" the children our entire time on the cruise.
Anyone have any suggestions or comments on the late seating for dinner ?? The kids tend to snack all day so I thought this time we would try the late seating for dinner and maybe they can also enjoy breakfast this time since they tend to get up late in the morning
:Pinkbounc
My QUESTION: My 13 year old is still like a 12 year old in alot of ways including maturation and physical development. She would rather be involved in fun activities with children younger then herself then sit around in a lounge all day and talk or go dancing and oogle at boys. What options do I have for her to be involved in the activities of the 10-12 year old crowd if she chooses ??
I also want to say we have sailed with Carnival 3 times and consider their childrens program very good. We tend to do things like a family and dont like to "lose" the children our entire time on the cruise.
Anyone have any suggestions or comments on the late seating for dinner ?? The kids tend to snack all day so I thought this time we would try the late seating for dinner and maybe they can also enjoy breakfast this time since they tend to get up late in the morning
:Pinkbounc