Pleasure Island for kids

[cleo]

I never can resist a "Kids at PI" post.

As CarolMN said, it's not so much the CM's as the guests who make the night unpredictable. I've seen very mild shows, and I've seen shows that made me blush. I personally would not take my son, but I don't want him to watch most popular TV shows, either.

If you're hoping to see a really great fireworks show, pass up PI and go to MK instead. As the Adventurer's Club quips, 'Don't blink or you'll miss it'. It's more of a token effort than a fireworks spectacular.

 

[shortbun]

This past NYE, PI did not admit anyone under 21. The party was
exclusively for adults. They had signs posted and when we
inquired, yep-no kids allowed. Not just the clubs-the whole
area was off limits to anyone under 21.

 

[Karibeth19]

We were at the Adventurers Club a few weeks ago, around 9:00, and at the start of one of the shows, one of the characters said to everyone else on stage, "Do you see what I see? NO KIDS in the audience tonight! Now we can have a lot of fun!!". They were obviously excited that they could do the kind of show they wanted, and not have to tone it down. Granted, it was PG-13, a lot of innuendo and double entendres, but not necessarily something I think kids should see (especially if they're old enough to "get it"). For the adults, though, it was hysterical!