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Hi, we will be visiting Labadee onboard the Adventure of the Seas this March, and I was looking into the different beaches and am pretty set on Columbus Cove, they have the aqua park my son will love, but my question is, my 5 year old is like 42 inches tall, so not tall enough for that... what CAN she do there?

Thanks in advance for your advice.

following.  searching for height/age requirements as well for activities.  I have a 15 and 5 yr old, hard to find activities they both can do. 

51 minutes ago, peter_krynicki said:

Just in Case ---> https://www.furycat.com/key-west/things-to-do-for-birthdays

 

Pjk

 

The day we are in KW is actually my sons birthday which is why I thought we’d do the parasailing.....

I know there's a search function, but there are just so many posts, some may not be updated - wondering what you might suggest we do in Key West - we are there from 7am until 6pm... never been there before.... what are some suggested activites, must see?  I think we are going to do parasailing with Fury..... which i guess is right near the cruise port behind the margaritaville resort.  Can you do a day pass there?  Open to suggestions but needs to be family friendly with my 4 year old and 14 year old cherubs.  

We will be sailing on the MSC Armonia Sept 23rd-30th. 

ive been debating on these same choices when we go to Cozumel too!  weve been to playa mia and paradise beach and loved it - never been to chakanaab, wanted to try something new..... 

We just booked this same itinerary in September: 

super excited, and we got a great deal!

anyway, question about FOOD:  hubby is a picky eater, I’m wondering if you have any foodie photos or pictures of the menu in the MDR? 

Took my 2 yr old last year to playa Mia and she had a good time in the splash pad. My older son was 12 and he enjoyed the water slides too. There was a lot to do there and I’d def go back....

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This subject seems to change frequently.

 

 

 

Sailing Allure in June. Have four "young men" 7--17!

 

 

 

Are nice, no whole blue jeans allowed in the main Dining Room for dinner? I know shorts are not allowed.:confused:

Hubby wore jeans on formal night too [emoji5]

And he and my son also wore khaki “dress” shirts and polos most other nights.

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We always have a corkscrew in our first aid kit. Always prepared for emergencies.;p

I always bring my corkscrew too! I usually order a glass of wine at the bar asap then I have a wine glass, back to my room, and fill it up with the wine I brought on board. Last cruise, I walked down to the MDR with a glass of wine in my hand each night.....

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Just called and saved $83 and got $50 OBC instead of $25 with the new promotion. Hey every little bit counts

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What about the independence of the seas? Does it have the machine,?

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Good question.

We bought ****** in Roatan. Lol. Not sure about Cozumel though

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We cruise in March and my little girl will be 2. She is very outgoing and loves doing stuff but I need to find something both safe and fun for her. Any suggestions? We were thinking of doing me Sanchos - we went there last year when she was 1 but she wasn't walking yet and I don't know if mr sanchos will be enough "fun" for her

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I did a 7 day cruise in January embarking on my daughters first birthday. It was hard. She loved the ports and the beaches but on the ship there was very little for her to do. Basically every day was planned around her nap schedule- and me and my hubby felt like we missed out on a lot.

I don't think I'd do 11 days with a 15 month old. I'd try a shorter cruise.

I booked another cruise for when she is 26 months so we'll see how that goes.

Bumping for an answer

I tried zydeco cruiser and Royal Caribbean blog and several others. I've found the room service menu but not the main dining room specifically

I'm sure this topic has been exhausted but I've googled and searched forums and haven't been able to come up with what I'm looking for.... Looking for the MDR menu for RCL's Independence of the Seas. Preferably for a 5 day sailings

Any suggestions?

From Miami, you are looking at Divinia or Seaside. Which RCI ship are you looking at? Not all RCI ships are created equal, especially in what they have for kids.

It's the MSC divina versus the rhapsody of the seas

I've discovered the rhapsody doesn't have a kiddie pool per se for my 2 yr old.....

What about MSC with kids? Does anyone have any opinions on if it's fun for kids

Try and get a room with a bathtub! I love the Rhapsody, but I'm not 2!

Why a bathtub?

Only one, but I always order the prime rib too and make surf and turf for that meal. :D

I do that too

I wouldn't take my 2 yr old to the baths. It's slippery and rocky. Amazing though!

Idk if you will have enough time with the ferry and everything. We really enjoyed snorkeling there and spent as much time as we could.

Hubby is voting MSC I vote RCCL, difference of about $800 spring break week. MSC is out of Miami and it's a 3 hr drive and Royal Caribbean is out of Tampa which is an hour and fifteen minutes away.

Help me decide!!!!

We've been on carnival and Norwegian in the past and I've sailed princess and Royal Caribbean, I guess that's why I'm partial to it.

Sailing will be me, hubby, and our kids, age 2 and 12.

Does anyone know definitively if there's a kiddie pool area on the rhapsody of the seas? I'm looking to sail in March 2017. My daughter will be 2.

Also, anyone with little ones traveled on the rhapsody? I'm hoping there will be stuff for her to do? We went on the carnival breeze when she was 1 and not a whole lot for her,l to do, it was hard.

Pic for cuteness of my cruising diva from our last cruise [emoji173]️

Costa Maya.

I can't wait to go back here!