Your thoughts of a 36 and 35 going on a DCL??

[moki'smommy]

It is true that late seating has fewer children. However, our worst child experience was at late seating. It only takes a few parents who think that a cruise is a vacation from parenting...or in this case, it looked like they never understood that "parent" is also a verb. There was a nanny seated with them, but she obviously was instructed to leave it to the parents...and the parents did ...nothing.

[hackif]

It is true that late seating has fewer children. However' date=' our worst child experience was at late seating. It only takes a few parents who think that a cruise is a vacation from parenting...or in this case, it looked like they never understood that "parent" is also a verb. There was a nanny seated with them, but she obviously was instructed to leave it to the parents...and the parents did ...nothing.[/quote']

 

Ugh. I'd definitely be asked to be moved in that case. Fortunately, in 8 cruises, we've never even been seated close to any tables with anyone under about 30. Sounds like we've been fortunate. If we ever have such an experience, we'll make sure we get our $1/person/day's worth from the Head Server and get moved to a better location. Finger's crossed for our next cruise.