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We are traveling in March on the western caribbean Allure with our 3 and 6 year olds. I would love to get some feedback from other people who have travelled in a similar or close scenario. Food, cabins, things for kids to do, ship too big with these ages, ports. Any, any feedback would be much appreciated. We will be staying in two connecting balconies.

 

Thanks so much.

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We've cruised both Allure and Oasis with a child in the 3-5 age group, but haven't yet experienced the 6-8 group yet...that will happen in December. Our DD loves AO, and will give up pool time to go there. The size of the ship isn't an issue with our family, we're happy to be on a cruise! That being said, my older (teenage) DDs prefer the larger ship because there are so many more activites for them.

 

As for the ports, Labadee is a great day at the beach. Plan on a small bucket and shovel for each of the kids, and you're set for the day. As for the other stops, for us the ship itself was our destination, and we preferred to stay onboard. We cruise often, and have seen them several times so we didn't mind skipping them.

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We are traveling in March on the western caribbean Allure with our 3 and 6 year olds. I would love to get some feedback from other people who have travelled in a similar or close scenario. Food, cabins, things for kids to do, ship too big with these ages, ports. Any, any feedback would be much appreciated. We will be staying in two connecting balconies.

 

Thanks so much.

 

Just sailed the Allure, Food is plentiful and available throughout the ship, along with room service. Cabins are family friendly, however there are various shapes within same category.

 

the Adventure Ocean has a wonderful program. Enroll your 3 year old in Aquanauts

 

Example of 1 Morning Session:

 

Who is Ink?

What is a Stethescope

Find Inky

Inky goes to Hospital

Hide & Seek with Inky

Pin the Hat on Inky

 

Example of 1 Afternoon Session:

 

Color Stars

Color Matching

Crayola Color explosion

Color & Shape BINGO

Wand of Wonder

Adventure Science: Milk Explosion

 

Example of 1 Evening session:

 

Pirate Face Painting

Creative creations: Bandanas

Sail into Storytime

 

Pirate performance in Adventure Ocean theater called who stole the treasure.

 

 

Enroll you 6 year old in Explorers program.

 

Example of 1 Morning session:

 

Jenga Towers

MInd Benders

Adventure Art by Crayola (Flags)

Lego Challenge

Meteorology madnss

 

Example 1 afternoon session:

 

Pirate Parade

Pirate commands

Bandanas

Ship to Shore

Pirate Parade in Promenade

 

Late night party zone 10 pm. to 2 a.m.)

 

As you can see, there is a nice variety of activities. There are also several "family" activities.

 

It was hard to see and do everything on the ship, you'll want to deposit for your future cruise while on board.

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