Young adults on Adventure

[skibyrd]

Looking to take 21 yo son on AOS over spring break next spring. He is worried he will have nothing to do. Anyone with experience if this age kid on AOS? He would like to try some bars I am sure - but not necessarily with his folks!!

[Clarea]

Looking to take 21 yo son on AOS over spring break next spring. He is worried he will have nothing to do. Anyone with experience if this age kid on AOS? He would like to try some bars I am sure - but not necessarily with his folks!!

There is a night club open to 18 and above. The casino is another option. There are usually singles get togethers too, check the Cruise Compass (daily schedule) and Community Bulletin Board near Guest Services

[skibyrd]

There is a night club open to 18 and above. The casino is another option. There are usually singles get togethers too, check the Cruise Compass (daily schedule) and Community Bulletin Board near Guest Services

 

That helps, thanks!

[cb at sea]

Omg...if he's bored that easily, he shouldn't go! There is PLENTY to do...just like any adult, he'll find his fun!

[cruisnpat]

There will be so much to do he should not be bored. He will probably be so busy you won't see much of him.

[trev71]

hes 21, He can drink and gamble, shouldnt be a problem at all. I wouldnt worry too much

[kebhouse]

If this were HAL, it'd be a different story but I can't imagine a 21 year old not being able to have fun on a RCI cruise during spring break!

 

 

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[Teeceefamily]

We went on AOS Aug this year and there was an 18 year old and a 20 year old on our table with their parents and grandfather they seemed to amuze themselfs with making friends, playing sport the basketball court was full of youngsters playing football or basketball, table tenis, golf they all seemed to be having a good time.

[DonnaK]

My "kids" are now 23 and 21. They have never been bored on a cruise. Your son will love Adventure!

[skibyrd]

Thanks all! I think it is the idea of going as an only kid and worried about finding others. We think he will have a ball!!

[Teeceefamily]

We cruise with our only child and yes maybe kids what ever the age may have to make more of an effort if they want company of people their own age then its worth it to do that on the first night meets.

This is what my daughter found when she cruised at the age of eight it was easier than at the age of 14 and being female was a bit harder but she made 4 good friends. She thinks its easier for boys you just join in playing football or basketball no chat needed, she thinks that the age 12 to 14 is the hardest age for mixing and looks forward to moving into the 16 year age group lol. It does depend on the child. She was happy to mix sometimes hanging out with us and some with her friends.

 

Also I noticed the the age groups from 15 to 17 and above tend to gather in mixed girls and boys which sometimes can give a better balance.