Pirate cruise - what else for a boy & girl?

[TheLittleRoo]

I'm considering booking a Pirate cruise from either GF or BC one slow morning which would free up a couple of hours for a quiet brunch or hanging out at different resort. I'd still have one teen, but my kids (DD7 and DS4) would be out of the picture = able to have a relaxing "nice" meal.

Are there any other "kiss n go" events priced similarly (isn't it around $32/pp?) that would appeal to both a boy and a girl?

 

[mirandag819]

I'm considering booking a Pirate cruise from either GF or BC one slow morning which would free up a couple of hours for a quiet brunch or hanging out at different resort. I'd still have one teen, but my kids (DD7 and DS4) would be out of the picture = able to have a relaxing "nice" meal.

Are there any other "kiss n go" events priced similarly (isn't it around $32/pp?) that would appeal to both a boy and a girl?

The Alice in Wonderland tea party usually has boys and girls, I think since your son is 4 he would still really like it. The party is with Alice and the Mad Hatter. They have cupcakes and snacks and play a few games.

 

[Alesia]

The deluxe resorts have kids clubs. I think they're around $12/hour.

 

[lady_hlh]

The Alice in Wonderland tea party usually has boys and girls, I think since your son is 4 he would still really like it. The party is with Alice and the Mad Hatter. They have cupcakes and snacks and play a few games.

My 7 year old DD went to this last year and she absolutely loved it. She told me that The Mad Hatter was very silly and tried to shove grapes up his big nose. There were boys and girls at this party which I think was at 1:30. We dropped my DD off and had lunch at Gasparillas.