What is the youngest age you have seen on the UST

[flagger]

There apparently is no age limit for the UST, but I know it is 2-3 hours. What is the youngest age you have either seen or would recommend for the UST? You go right to the purser when you board.

 

I know I get priority boarding because of our stateroom.

[Pia1913]

There apparently is no age limit for the UST, but I know it is 2-3 hours. What is the youngest age you have either seen or would recommend for the UST? You go right to the purser when you board.

 

I know I get priority boarding because of our stateroom.

 

I am sure there is an age restriction, but the need hasn't arisen for them to advertise it.

[Colo Cruiser]

I would think due to the areas entered it would be 18. :confused:

[fridaythecat.u.k.]

I would think due to the areas entered it would be 18. :confused:

 

I thought I had read on previous reviews / postings that kids as young as 13 / 14 had been on it? :confused:

[Colo Cruiser]

I thought I had read on previous reviews / postings that kids as young as 13 / 14 had been on it? :confused:

 

Thanks, had not seen that. :)

[flagger]

Thank you for your responses. I am going to try and get her into the kids club while I am on it.

[berry22192]

What is the youngest age you have either seen or would recommend for the UST? You go right to the purser when you board.

 

I know I get priority boarding because of our stateroom.

 

 

The Ultimate Ship's Tour is usually limited to about 12 people. If there are not enough, the tour is cancelled. If there are more than 12 people signed up, names are drawn. On the CB the tour includes climbing some very steep narrow steps near the funnel--not recommended for children under 14 even if allowed. Our tour lasted 4 hours, ending with champagne and canapes on the bridge.

[green.herbs]

When we were on the Ruby last february one of the teens in our group wanted to go on the tour but wasn't allowed... we were told he had to be 21. But rules may have changed since then

[Sox Fan Cruiser]

We were on the Ruby in December 2008 and there was a kid on the tour with us. I am not sure his age. He was definitely younger than 18 but I have no idea how old he was. 15 maybe?

 

I think it would be an expensive thing for a kid to do but if you have the money, go for it. This kid was a "mature" 15 too. He asked a lot of interesting questions and was a pleasure to talk to throughout the tour.

[Love Boat Dream]

When I did it, you had to be over 21. My 10 yo DS (who has been on 11 Princess cruises) was very disappointed!

[flagger]

This is our second Dad and Daughter cruise and the second since the school year began! WE blog love and twitter form it and mom gets to watch from the pictures we post.