Cruising with less children

[peanut head]

Which itinerary (ie., TA/TP/Europe/etc) and time of the year do you think there would be less children on board?

[zap99]

2 minutes ago, peanut head said:

Which itinerary (ie., TA/TP/Europe/etc) and time of the year do you think there would be less children on board?

Book a SAGA cruise in UK.

[Biker19]

15 minutes ago, peanut head said:

Which itinerary (ie., TA/TP/Europe/etc) and time of the year do you think there would be less children on board?

Any long re-positioning sailing.

[spookwife]

Longer cruises( over 10 days) 

[M&A]

29 minutes ago, zap99 said:

Book a SAGA cruise in UK.

 

We sailed P&O a couple of years ago and no children allowed on the Arcadia,  adults only.

 

[jmb4534]

I find the longer or more exotic the cruise, the fewer the children. 

We don't book holiday or summer cruises. But.....last October we just needed a getaway so we booked a week on the Liberty out of Galveston. I checked Louisiana and Texas school calendars and saw no holidays. The ship was FULL of children. What I didn't know was RCCL had a "Kids Sail Free" promotion for that sailing.  I do have to say that all of the children on the cruise were precious and well behaved. 

[taglovestocruise]

We have done 3 transatlantic cruises on Oasis Class ships. Instead of the normal 1500+ kids on Caribbean sailings there have been less than a dozen or so.  

[Aintnofun007]

any cruise between now and may, lol

[livingonthebeach]

Virgin adult only cruises:

https://www.virginvoyages.com