Cabanas - castaway

[Dug720]

Can you please start your own thread about babies being invited by hosts to serenity bay?

Just responding to someone else. Not you.

 

[Disneyfan628]

Just responding to someone else. Not you.

Well since you started this topic I’m asking you please be the one to drop it in this thread. Thank you.

 

[Disneyfan628]

I appreciate everyone’s information about booking cabanas when non concierge and sharing their experiences with cabanas popping up! Thank you! Much appreciated.

 

[pearljammer]

Can we not have a conversation about a host inviting my two year old to a cabana 12 years ago please? I agree serenity bay is an adult only area! I don’t think anything like this happens regularly. My sincere apologies for having the audacity to take the host up on the offer. My son is 14 now and everyone involved in the crime has moved on.

 

[Drusilla99]

i just wanted to give you another glimmer of hope. We’ve been able to snag a cabana on our last two cruises (non-concierge). One was on the Dream in 2017 and the other was over Christmas 2021 on the Fantasy. I was Gold CC at the time and both popped up sometime between the booking window opening and the trip. Happy hunting

 

[kateandy08096]

I'm confused as to why they would say it's OK to let your 2 yo on the adults only beach. Doesn't that defeat the purpose of adults only. Sorry not a Karen just wondering

 

[kateandy08096]

You can always keep checking...

BUT I would not count on getting to bring your kid to a Serenity Bay cabana again - so unless you're willing to leave them you're stuck with the family beach ones. You got VERY lucky - and DCL got very lucky they didn't have other adult only parties complaining.

Absolutely correct! I don't want to see kids at an adult only area. When we took my granddaughter she was 17 months time of travel we wanted to visit the adults only beach after we took her to the regular side for a while so we paid for the nursery. There is no way I think Disney is going to let a 2 year old on the adults only side. The OP may have got someone on the phone that has no idea what they were talking about

 

[Disneyfan628]

i just wanted to give you another glimmer of hope. We’ve been able to snag a cabana on our last two cruises (non-concierge). One was on the Dream in 2017 and the other was over Christmas 2021 on the Fantasy. I was Gold CC at the time and both popped up sometime between the booking window opening and the trip. Happy hunting

This will be our last gold cruise! Hopefully something pops up! Glad to hear your experiences! Thank you! The fantasy over Christmas gives me a tad bit of hope! Our cruise appears to be close to full though! Thanks again!

 

[Disneyfan628]

I'm confused as to why they would say it's OK to let your 2 yo on the adults only beach. Doesn't that defeat the purpose of adults only. Sorry not a Karen just wondering

I don’t know. It was a fluke, just a random occurrence for whatever reason that happened over a decade ago. The two year old starts high school next year. This hasn’t crossed my mind in a very long time. That year a serenity bay cabana did pop up so I want to share that as my only popping up experience. Reminded me of our two year old being asked to come and I threw that comment in there. I don’t have anymore information.

I’ve never seen anyone else post about kids being at serenity bay cabanas. I don’t think it’s an issue anyone needs to worry about.

 

[Disneyfan628]

Absolutely correct! I don't want to see kids at an adult only area. When we took my granddaughter she was 17 months time of travel we wanted to visit the adults only beach after we took her to the regular side for a while so we paid for the nursery. There is no way I think Disney is going to let a 2 year old on the adults only side. The OP may have got someone on the phone that has no idea what they were talking about

This happened 12 years ago. I didn’t get anyone on the phone. Our son was not with us at the cabana. He was invited by the hosts to the cabana very enthusiastically after we were physically there without him. We went back to get him and he spent time there. As I said in my original post I wouldn’t expect that and didn’t at the time.

The point of that part of my post is that a serenity bay cabana popped up once for us. I would never book a cabana there and expect to bring my kids. I didn’t then and wouldn’t now. I was not suggesting that others book a serenity bay cabana and show up with their kids. This doesn’t seem to be a problem there so I wouldn’t be worried about.

 

[kateandy08096]

I don’t know. It was a fluke, just a random occurrence for whatever reason that happened over a decade ago. The two year old starts high school next year. This hasn’t crossed my mind in a very long time. That year a serenity bay cabana did pop up so I want to share that as my only popping up experience. Reminded me of our two year old being asked to come and I threw that comment in there. I don’t have anymore information.

I’ve never seen anyone else post about kids being at serenity bay cabanas. I don’t think it’s an issue anyone needs to worry about.

No need to explain I'm simply saying as a consumer who pays alot of money as everyone else and something is labeled as adults only I would hope that's exactly what it is adults only. Adults love disney and often go without kids for the adults only amenities. Same as any resort not just Disney.

 

[Disneyfan628]

If a moderator wouldn’t mind deleting this topic I would appreciate it. There’s another current post about cabanas that doesn’t seem to have veered off topic and would likely be more helpful to people looking for information about cabanas at castaway. Thank you.

 

[AgentMama]

If a moderator wouldn’t mind deleting this topic I would appreciate it. There’s another current post about cabanas that doesn’t seem to have veered off topic and would likely be more helpful to people looking for information about cabanas at castaway. Thank you.

Threads where the OP asks to have their thread deleted have a tendancy to end up thousands of responses long.

No need to explain I'm simply saying as a consumer who pays alot of money as everyone else and something is labeled as adults only I would hope that's exactly what it is adults only. Adults love disney and often go without kids for the adults only amenities. Same as any resort not just Disney.

I wish they were stricter about not having kids in adult only areas onboard.

 

[PrincessShmoo]

If a moderator wouldn’t mind deleting this topic I would appreciate it. There’s another current post about cabanas that doesn’t seem to have veered off topic and would likely be more helpful to people looking for information about cabanas at castaway. Thank you.

You'll have a better response if you tag a Webmaster. For starters, I'll help:

@WebmasterJackie
@WebmasterCorey
@WebmasterKathy
@WebmasterMaryJo

 

[Disneyfan628]

Threads where the OP asks to have their thread deleted have a tendancy to end up thousands of responses long.



I wish they were stricter about not having kids in adult only areas onboard.

I mean whatever. It’s just a waste of space.

 

[Disneyfan628]

You'll have a better response if you tag a Webmaster. For starters, I'll help:

@WebmasterJackie
@WebmasterCorey
@WebmasterKathy
@WebmasterMaryJo

Thank you