20yo & 19 yo in nearby cabin

[Another_Critic]

1 hour ago, Balsam12 said:

As for what adults can and can't do on RC ships, unfortunately I'm well past the age where it affects me in any way, and I have no kids, so that's not a concern either.

 

So why are you reading this thread, let alone posting [arguing] in this thread???????   

[WmFoster]

I just want to clarify that I'm as confused about what that article says about Spring Break trouble as I think most of you will be. 

 

(I say to myself) Can it really be true that Spring Break trouble is caused more by non-students as that article suggests?  I have trouble believing that.  But I thought I would share the article given that data surprise.

[ownedbypets]

We cruised in December in a suite while our adult kids were in a balcony. I asked if we could get them a sea pass card to our suite so they could use our balcony if we weren't there. It wasn't a problem. They were issued one that said suite on it but it did not have charging privileges.  I'm pretty sure they could have followed us into the suite lounge and not been questioned but the opted for the diamond lounge instead.

[Homosassa]

14 hours ago, Balsam12 said:

People of this age are not "Kids", they are adults... except in America.

Sigh! Everything is relative I am pushing seventy. People of thirty are now "kids" to me.

[SRF]

I do know that at spring break type events, they try to avoid arresting people, unless it is VERY serious.

 

Not enough time, officers, or jail cells.

 

I know I was in one city for a specific spring break, and it was pretty bad.