Disney Cruise at 23

[charever]

My grandparents are paying for the entire family to go on a Disney cruise in March. Unfortunately, I am the oldest grandchild at 23, then my brother is 20, and all of the others are 4-15. While I am entirely grateful that my grandparents are paying for us to go, and I have never been on a cruise so I am excited, I am just worried that there wont be much for me to do, or many (single) people my age. I will be spending some time with my family, but I also wanted to meet other 20-somethings. Any suggestions on what there is for me to do?

 

[princessnikitaa]

Hello there! I want you to know that there are tons of things to do, if you are up to get yourself out there. I'm not saying the nightlife is super crazy, but it is very fun. I'm not a person who likes to go up to people and just introduce myself, I'm super shy, but I've seen so many opportunities where I could have. The bar sections are always fun, and they have a lot of adult only areas. I always have fun during these trips. I always go on these cruises with my mother, my aunt, and my younger cousin, so I know exactly how you feel!

 

[ludari]

I'm not close to 23 but as a solo male cruiser on Disney there is plenty to do on your own. As the previous poster mentioned they are the obvious nightclubs and bars you can visit. You can also spend time at in the adult pool areas or water rides, watching first run and classic movies either in your room or at the theatre, watching sports in some of the bars or Cove Café and depending on the ship you can play some virtual games. Since your grandparents are paying for the entire family maybe you can use your own money to book your own port adventures that suit your interest/hobbies unless of course your family is planning port adventures together. Nevertheless their is plenty to do or not to do on the ships even if your are just reading a book and people watching.