just curious - what dining rotation has

[imgoingtodisney]

mostly middle schoolers?
I understand aplap on western has lots of younger kids. Which rotation has mostly middle schoolers?

 

[tkd lisa]

plaplap. That seems to be the mid range. The laplapl is mostly adults and older teens. That being said, it does vary. We had plaplap our first cruise (kids were 8 and 10 then), then tapt our second cruise (kids were 9 and 10).

I personally don't like Parrot Cay. It's too loud for my preferences. The food itself was fine, but I just didn't like the noise level, so we'll request LAP for our 10 day.

 

[Lloyd Dobler]

tkd lisa's experience has been mine as well. However, there are always exeptions to every rule. It really depends on the demographics of the ship on a given cruise. While traveling as two adults/no kids, we've almost always had LAP, but have always had kids in our dining room, and occasionally at our table.

 

[my3kids]

We got PLA with a middle schooler and middle elementary age children.

 

[lsmac]

We had PLAP for the last cruise with a middle schooler, the one before was TAP and he was 9. This one he is high school so I am not sure where we will end up. Are you first or second seating?

Lisa

 

[TootyJane]

We had PLAP rotation both times we've cruised. First time (3-day) our kids were 11, 8 and 4 and my dn was 7, and the second time (7-day Eastern) the kids were 14, 11 & 7 and my dn was 10. We prefer second seating. Going again next June for 7-day Western. Will be interesting to see what rotation we get then since kids will then be 16, 13, 9 and dn will be 13. I understand you can request a dining rotation but it is not guaranteed. HTH

 

[Doctor P]

We had LAP with our middle schooler on the 7/19 cruise and were seated with two other families that had a middle schooler also.