Adult only pool ?

[levon10]

Is the aft pool on the Carnival Magic adults only ?

[shellster1]

Not sure about the Magic, but the Dream is adult only...although kids can still be in the general area... they just cannot go into the pool or hot tub. I believe this is generally how it works for most or all CLL ships, excluding Vista class which have different rules regarding stateroom catagory. Perhaps someone else has more accurate info on the dream-class ships, or any other class ships, for that matter?? I think it was the same for the Conquest and Victory last summer when I sailed.

[levon10]

Thanks

[BrezQ]

The conquest has an adults only pool/hottub area in the aft!  the Miracle too! 

Edited February 16, 2019 by BrezQ

[beacha]

Wondering if the aft pool on Sunrise is adult only. Doesn’t look like there is a pool on the Serenity deck.

[Jerseygirl1416]

16 hours ago, shellster1 said:

Not sure about the Magic, but the Dream is adult only...although kids can still be in the general area... they just cannot go into the pool or hot tub. I believe this is generally how it works for most or all CLL ships, excluding Vista class which have different rules regarding stateroom catagory. Perhaps someone else has more accurate info on the dream-class ships, or any other class ships, for that matter?? I think it was the same for the Conquest and Victory last summer when I sailed.

The aft pool and hot tubs on the Breeze is open to all ages. The Breeze has a forward serenity adults only area but it just has hot tubs no pool.

[CruisingBeans]

I was wondering the same about the Magic aft pool, we sail February 2020.  I think it’s family friendly like all other Dream class ships but I’ve never been on it. My kids enjoy the aft pools when available to get away from the commotion  of the main pool. 

[Purvis1231]

On ‎2‎/‎15‎/‎2019 at 9:27 PM, shellster1 said:

Not sure about the Magic, but the Dream is adult only...although kids can still be in the general area... they just cannot go into the pool or hot tub. I believe this is generally how it works for most or all CLL ships, excluding Vista class which have different rules regarding stateroom catagory. Perhaps someone else has more accurate info on the dream-class ships, or any other class ships, for that matter?? I think it was the same for the Conquest and Victory last summer when I sailed.

In June 2018, the Dream aft pool was not an adults only pool. There is a serenity area above the waterslides that is adults only. 

Edited February 17, 2019 by Purvis1231
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[shellster1]

14 minutes ago, Purvis1231 said:

In June 2018, the Dream aft pool was not an adults only pool. There is a serenity area above the waterslides that is adults only. 

 

Hmm, I wonder if they change the rules once in awhile? I know in March of last year the aft (hot tubs) were because there was a small sign posted and my son got booted. Oh well. :)

[Purvis1231]

I do not know when Carnival changed the Dream but it since it is near the Pizza place they could not keep kids out of it. 

[coevan]

The Conquest adult only pool was strictly enforced. As a matter of fact a man became very irritated when security ask him to take his child out of the adult area. He was one those guys whose wife was completely embarrassed as he is yelling at the attendant. BTW, they are not security guards but entertainment staff standing watch. they were more diligent than security guards. Funny how you always run into people, my wife saw him in the casino and already had the moniker of the big mouth by the adult pool. 

[SRQbeachgirl]

The Magic aft pool was not adults only when we were on it last July.

[five.]

From what I understand, it just depends on numbers of kids and it varies. We usually cruise in the fall, during hurricane season, with less kids on the ship. And it's always been adult only.

[beerman2]

We sailed the Vista last May and it wasn't adult only. However the adults started to fill the pool and the kids got out. So it turned into adults only a couple of days.

[ricew001]

On the Victory last summer. Serenity deck only had hot tubs, but there was a different area that had an adults only pool. The pool was small and packed. And the adults were young and loud, many were drunk and it was a little crazy. It helped me decide to book the Havana cabins next time!

[beachbum53]

The pool may not be "adults only", but toddlers in diapers are not allowed. That is strictly enforced.