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We are sailing on Carnival Freedom in May and will be traveling with a 11 month old and was wondering if the cruise line will give us a crib or is it a pack-n-play for the baby? Also, are there highchairs in the dining room? I have read that Camp Carnival doesn't take under 2's but are the times that we can take the baby in so that he can play with some of the toys? Any advice for help(: Thanks!

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We just returned from the Carnival Pride - yes, they do have actual cribs, not pack-n-plays. There are high chairs in the dining room and in the buffet. I don't think kids under two, even with parents, can go to camp carnival, it seemed pretty tightly controlled. I do think that you can arrange babysitting for under twos, though only after 10pm.

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They are metal port a cribs on Carnival not pack n plays. They have high chairs grey plastic ones that sit right up to the table. There is under 2 time on sea days from noon-2pm for $6/hr babysitiing or you can go in and play for free. You can also go to any of the family activities with him/her...welcome aboard dance party, ice cream social, build a bear etc.

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We were on the Glory in January with an 11 month old, and they did have playtime for under 2s, usually from noon to 2:00 p.m. on sea days (when the camp was closed for lunch for the older kids). I wish the play area had been accessible at other times, but it was nice to at least have a couple of hours where she could crawl around freely and check out some different toys, in a fairly safe and contained environment. During these playtimes, parents could either stay and play with their kids or drop them off for $6 hour. The only other time under 2s can use Camp Carnival is from 10 p.m. to 3:00 a.m. for "babysitting" - again $6/hour but we never used that service.

 

Also, for a photo of the cribs on carnival, see my post at: http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=1144641 and I agree with the others, a pack and play sheet fits best.

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Thanks for the crib pic(: Is there anything thing else you can reccomend us regarding travel with a 11 month year old? I've read that many parents bring a baby blow up pool since babies that aren't potty trainied can't go in the pools, did you do this?

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Maybe it's me, but my pack and play sheets did not fit on the crib. High chairs were available.

 

Camp Carnival is open for under two's from 12pm - 2pm on sea days, from arrival in port until 12 noon, and from 10pm-3am every night.

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  • 2 months later...
is the crib mattress thick or thin?

 

It's much thinner than a standard crib mattress - I brought two Kushies pack n' play sheets and they fit fine. A standard crib sheet probably would have been a bit loose

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These are great for paknplays.

http://www.coverplayard.com/

 

Before above. We would take 2 crib sheets & 2 paknplay sheets unless we knew for sure what type of bed we would end up with(pnplay vs crib)- a few times on Carnival-- the pak n play sheet would not fit on the white metal crib mattress.

 

Bringing the sheets are not a absolute necessity but we just choose to

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