Kids Club

[leith]

I am having trouble searching this forum and the Royal site.  So I apologize that I can't find this on my own.  We leave Sunday on FOS and I have a 12 yo, 17 yo and 19yo with us.  What are the kids club options, obviously for the 12yo and 17yo.   I am mostly wanting to understand if the 12yo has freedom to come and go?

 

Thank you!!

[Ourusualbeach]

The 12 YO will be able to come and go as they please.  The teen program is very unstructured.

[cb at sea]

The 17 year old will probably  just meet other teens, and they will "do their own thing", for the most part.  Few older teens actually participate in organized activities....they sort of organize themselves.

 

All kids over 9 are allowed to sign in and out on their own.   But most kids in that age group do enjoy the club activities.

[matj2000]

Its not a "KIds Club". 

 

It is called "Ocean Adventure"......

[Ourusualbeach]

29 minutes ago, matj2000 said:

Its not a "KIds Club". 

 

It is called "Ocean Adventure"......

 

If you are going to pick on someone about a name you could at least get it right.

 

It’s “Adventure Ocean” and despite its name it’s still a kids club.

[matj2000]

37 minutes ago, Ourusualbeach said:

 

 

It’s “Adventure Ocean” and despite its name it’s still a kids club.

That's what I meant.

 

It is not a "kids club".

 

That is some silly name that keeps getting passed on & on and everyone believes it..

Edited December 18, 2018 by matj2000

[kevdad]

59 minutes ago, matj2000 said:

That's what I meant.

 

It is not a "kids club".

 

That is some silly name that keeps getting passed on & on and everyone believes it..

And, yet, that's what everyone calls it.  So, the point is?

[cindivan]

If possible have them go the first night. That is when a lot of kids meet up and form friendships and hang out on their own the rest of the cruise outside of structured activities. Especially for the 17yo.