Can two kids go alone on a Disney Cruise without an adult?
February 1st, 2010
Yin asked:
on the disney cruise, can a 13 and 11 year old go to the disney cruise without an adult? i checked the website and i didn’t get a straight answer, so i must know!
on the disney cruise, can a 13 and 11 year old go to the disney cruise without an adult? i checked the website and i didn’t get a straight answer, so i must know!
ughh i wish.
It’s doubtful. Airlines charge extra to have someone watch a minor while on a plane.
Why would you want to send two children on a cruise without supervision anyways?
NO! Age limit to go to International waters, must have adult!
Um….no. This isn’t even a legal possibility. They don’t have to address it on their website because any adult with a double digit IQ would know this.
I’m assuming you are the 13 or 11 year old, so you wouldn’t know this and that’s okay. Dream on…..in seven more years, you’ll be 20 and 18 and you may go on the cruise; start saving!
Ae you fricking kidding me??/ No way.
no…
but the disney cruise is SUPER FUN!!!
i have been on 5 different crusies and that is my fave:)
Nope, its a law that you have to have an adult…ugh lol.
disney is an amazing cruise!
nooo but when you are there with adults there are places for just adults and just teens and kids. there are a lot of oppurtunities for kids and teens from what ive heard. youuu can do so much on the ship alone or with a friend, while your parents do something elsee. you should still go though! i heard they are a lot of fun and i think i am going soon too.
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Just got back, nope you have to have a parent or guardian with you.
Surely you are kidding! That would be negligent and sad. Like others have said, there are places just for babies and toddlers, then for 3-11 yr. olds( which is too big of an age span) , and last but not least there is a teen group from 12-17 years. This was on the Rhapsody of the Seas cruise we just came back from two days ago. The youth and teen workers have a lot of fun and experience with the ages whom they work. They had many fun and different activities available. For the teens, they can come and go and have a schedule that is put into the stateroom each evening to plan for the next day. For the 11 yrs. and down parents have to sign them in and out for safety and security. They had many fun activities planned too. Sometimes you don’t see your kiddos until dinner unless you port or go search for them. It is a lot of fun for them.
I imagine Disney is all about the kids and providing them great activities!
ABSOLUTELY NOT!! Anyone 21 and under must have a parent or legal guardian with them!!
NO.
Only 18+ can go on a Disney Cruise without an adult (but they still need their parents to book the cruise for them)