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After reading the reviews and realizing that the serenity deck is often full, I have told them it is not an option. i let them know that the adult only pool was available and since we have booked spa rooms, they have other places they can go to read and find quiet if they want to.

The person who posted about lack of chairs helps. I was wondering how crowded it was. If there is not adequate seating, I definitely understand not wanting them there.

Actually, it was not asked for them to hang out with me. They wanted to know as they like the idea of a quiet place to read and relax. I am sure they will participate in the waterslides, etc but they also loved the idea of a quiet place. They were planning on being respectful while they were there and allow others to also enjoy the peace and quiet. I am not encouraging them to break the law and they will not be drinking. I was checking to see if this was something that Carnival does enforce.

We are taking my son and his girlfriend on a cruise in June. They are both 20. How strict is Carnival about enforcing the 21 age limit for the Serenity Deck?