Atlantis for 13 mo old. Worth it?

[kdn hawaii]

Thinking of buying a day pass to atlantis. Is there anything a 13 mo can do besides swim or splash around on the pools? Are there any baby friendly areas or activities? Are we allowed to bring our own floatations devices in pools and lazy rivers?

 

 

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[KirkNC]

Thinking of buying a day pass to atlantis. Is there anything a 13 mo can do besides swim or splash around on the pools? Are there any baby friendly areas or activities? Are we allowed to bring our own floatations devices in pools and lazy rivers?

 

 

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I don't think it would be worth the hassle and cost. I would not want to take a child that young on the lazy river (not sure they will even let you). I am unaware of any activities for children that young. You could just stay on the ship and play in the probably empty pool.

[Keith1010]

I would pass on it.

 

Keith

[NanciRDH]

The lazy river is more like a crazy river! It has really fast and rough sections. I'd also recommend staying on the ship, or taking a taxi to a local beach if you don't want to do that.

[mjkacmom]

I don't think it would be worth the hassle and cost. I would not want to take a child that young on the lazy river (not sure they will even let you). I am unaware of any activities for children that young. You could just stay on the ship and play in the probably empty pool.

 

Non-potty trained toddlers aren't usually allowed in cruise ship pools.

 

I'd say definitely not worth bit - walk over to the public cable beach and let him splash around.

[libertybelle41]

Nope, don't waste your time with a 13mo. old