3 rooms, 2 adults, 4 teens?

[leisuretraveler223]

Looking at booking Symphony.  I have two adults (wife and myself) and three teenage siblings: 18, 16, 15 and 13.

 

Can I book three rooms?  Or do I have to have a 21-plus for each room?  The three staterooms are right next to each other.

[cruiseguy1016]

Cabins for the kids have to be next to, or across the hall from, their parents. You should be able to book them if they are all in a row. RCI may make the parents be in the middle one so, technically, they are next to each of the kids' cabins.

[spookwife]

Parents in the middle cabin should meet the  requirements. with all of them being older  teens they should have no issue .  

 

did you price out one of the large   suites that hold 6?   it might be negligible price difference over three cabins.  or do you desperately want  a cabin to yourself ?! heheheh

[marys350]

Yes, you will be fine booking three cabins in a row for your family. This is exactly what my daughter did for her recent cruise with 2 adults and 4 siblings, 19, 18, 16, and 13.

[leisuretraveler223]

10 minutes ago, spookwife said:

did you price out one of the large   suites that hold 6?   it might be negligible price difference over three cabins.  or do you desperately want  a cabin to yourself ?! heheheh

 

Looking at a New Years cruise, so prices are at a premium and availability is limited.