2Princes_&_1Princess
<font color=darkorchid>Total ticker envy over here
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- Jan 29, 2006
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You know... maybe if the 17 and 11 1/2 month yr olds were allowed to stay with their parents late in the evening, sitting quietly in the adult venues, maybe they wouldn't be out roaming the halls unsupervised at all hours knocking on doors!!! I personally do not want my 17 yr old out and about on the ship alone in the wee hours, with god only knows who !! At home, for the most part, I know the kids and families she is hanging out with. I'm sure college will be a new learning experience for her and me. Meanwhile, this cruise was meant for family time. If she is not permitted to go into any areas with me late in the evening, and has no desire to go to the teen area with 13+ yr olds, then off to bed for us I guess!
We will not break the rules. I will let her tour the ship and see what she has to look forward to on our next cruise! I am confident that she will want to go again someday as she shares the love of Disney with her sister and me! After all the excursions, we may fall asleep in our soup during our late dinner seating anyway![]()
Not to point out the obvious, but, there's no curfew that is imposed on that age group. If you'd like to hang with your 17 year old late at night, by all means do so. I'm sure you can find places to go that aren't the Cove Cafe, Adult Pool or other adult venues. In all seriousness, would you want a nightclub to let her in a few weeks before her birthday? Would you expect them to break the rules?
Why is it OK for her to hang with the 30 and 40 year olds, who are much older than her, but not with the 13-17 year olds who are in her age group??