In a Grand Suite, kids in adjacent Balcony

[UFLaw]

We are on the Harmony of the Seas and my wife and I are in a Grand Suite, our children are in an adjacent Balcony room, are they permitted to accompany us to the Coastal Kitchen and suite areas?  

[Clarea]

Technically no, since they are not suite guests.  Your experience may vary.

[Dr. Pam]

Hi!:) Have been there and done that!  GS to OV balcony.  How old are your children?  IF there are under 18, the Suite Lounge/Coastal Kitchen are more amenable to extending privileges.  I think that Royal execs should take a look at the bottom line of you reserving another room for 2 additional guests which is considerably more than having all of you share a Grand suite.  Also, it is very difficult to reserve a grand suite 2 bedroom for 4 people unless the sailing is less crowded.  You might check out the cost of a Crown Loft in comparison.  Soooo,  Technically no.....however, depending on childrens' ages and how full the ship/CK is, your suite concierges' thoughts will determine the outcome.  

Pam

[cb at sea]

If they are minors, then they probably will be allowed.  If they are adults, then no.

[UFLaw]

They are all minors.  13 and 15.  

 

Thank you for all your input.  

[papaflamingo]

8 hours ago, UFLaw said:

They are all minors.  13 and 15.  

 

Thank you for all your input.  

As everyone has said, technically no. To hedge your bets, make sure you have a Main Dining Room time for dinner, either traditional or My Time Dining. If MTD, make reservations.  Having said that, I bet that they'll let you bring them in for at least dinners.  Probably depends on how crowded it is. But I bet you'll be able to get them in.  Wouldn't try to get them into the Suite Lounge though.  I would talk to the Concierge as soon as you either get an  email from him or get on board. 

[Ashland]

Hmmm...My understanding is that all suite perks were extended to minor's under 18 (yes including the SL) staying in another cabin when parents have a GS or above ? Why is CK any different ?