34 month old child

[Family of LGM's]

My Daughter is going to be 3 years old the first of feburary. She is fully potty Trained and attends Pre school . We are going on the Magic Nov 30 2002 will she have a probloem going to the activities with my 4 year old and all of her cousins that are 3 and 4 years old.
This is our first family cruise and she is way too Excited. I just don't want her to be disapointed when We Get there .

 

[jel0511]

I'm not sure, but most likely she won't be able to participate in any of the activities in the club, without a parent present. Sometimes they will let in a child who is within 1 month of their 3rd birthday, but I've never heard of a child being let in when they were younger than that. I'd prepare your child that they won't be able to go to the clubs without you, and ask when you get there, maybe you'll get lucky.

 

[jlmcantwait]

Goodmorning,
Would you happen to be related to Gram7???
We are going on the ship with you. I thought I read on a post that the programs take into consideration children whose ages are on the cusp. I am not sure how many months they consider being close enough to be in the group. I know if you pull up the Navigators on Dave's website they have the 3-4 group listed and there is family play time daily. You could take her in there and stay with her. It sounds like Disney does everything it can to make your vacation perfect...so my fingers are crossed for you. Maybe someone outhere had a similar situation and will give you some good news! Seya when we sail! Or at the Radisson Fri!
Laurie

 

[disney6]

From personal experience they did NOT let our daughter in when she was 6 weeks shy of 3, fully potty trained, attending preschool and had a 4 year old sister in the club. She could attend with an adult and they did allow her to participate in the Discover the Magic show but we had to stay with her the whole time. We even went in October, slow season. Good luck, maybe you will get lucky!

 

[Tink Fans]

On our 3-day cruise in Feb, 2001 (President's Week) they did allow my daughter (she was less than 2 mths. shy of 3, potty trained etc.) into the club on a trial basis. I was also told NO/yes/NO/yes by others but inquired very nicely when registering my older daughter. I was happy she was allowed to go to O's Club but decided I would pay for babysitting at night (peace of mind). When I went to Flounders they told me "NO, I could not register her," it was really for the youngers ones. GO FIGURE. Although they loved the Oceaneer's club they didn't spend all that much time there anyway. Hoping next cruise (2003) they'll spend ALOT of time there!

Can't hurt to ask when you register the other kids . . . and have a WONDERFUL time on your cruise.