emilyk89

3 hours ago, geocruiser said:

I don't know if you can do this, but can you push back your cruise for three weeks, so your child can go to Camp Discovery?

We would absolutely do this but unfortunately there are no sailings available in May on the Caribbean Princess through the Caribbean. We chose this ship since it had a splash area for the kids. 

41 minutes ago, cr8tiv1 said:

Why would you want to subject toddler to casino smoke?

I wasn't aware the cruise lines still allowed smoking in the casinos. The Royal Caribbean we were recently on didn't seem like it did, unless there just was zero smokers gambling. 

2 minutes ago, karatemom2 said:

Princess is very firm on the age requirements and the kids club has a manifest of all the children onboard with their age, so you will not be able to lie about the birthdate. As Kerry's Girls mentioned, it has been the case that a younger child could use the facilities at certain times when accompanied by a parent who remains with them, but you would have to verify that with the staff when you get onboard. 

We likely won't take him at all if he can't be dropped off. 

Do you know if I were to strap him to my body in a baby carrier if I could still be in the casino? Or is that a no go haha. 

Hi, we'll be travelling on the Caribbean Princess in April with family that includes 4 children ages 2, 5, 5 and 7. The older three obviously can use Camp Discovery and we plan to drop them off. The younger one will turn 3 less than three weeks from when we're sailing and is potty trained. I'm curious to know if anyone has been in a similar situation and they've allowed drop off at Camp Discovery with other children of the family since they're so close to 3? He will be extremely upset if his sisters and cousins get to be dropped off and he doesn't get to participate (and we're hoping for some adult time). 

Also, I've seen the registration form and it asks for DOB. Does anyone know if I can I just move up his DOB by a couple weeks or do they compare it to our room records?