Just how wild do cruises get over Spring Break?

[DeenOnDeck]

My personal take:

https://deenondeck.com/2022/04/08/wild-on-deck-how-crazy-does-a-spring-break-cruise-really-get/

[Ourusualbeach]

Only 3700 on Symphony compared to its usual 6200 or so.  It was a great March break. 

Edited April 8, 2022 by Ourusualbeach

[poocher]

Harmony was fine.  4000ish passengers, some annoying teens but then again I annoy pretty easy!

[Sunshine3601]

Sailed b2b on Anthem.  Both weeks we had around 3300 passengers.  First week was more college age kids that were well behaved.   2nd week we had over 800 kids under 18.   Only saw a bunch of 5 or 6 kids that were trouble makers.   Otherwise, both cruises were great!

[DeenOnDeck]

15 hours ago, Ourusualbeach said:

Only 3700 on Symphony compared to its usual 6200 or so.  It was a great March break. 

I definitely noticed a difference between Carnival spring break cruise and Royal -- but, honestly, that difference always exists between those two lines.  Carnival definitely had more roaming bands of kids with no parents in sight.  

[navybankerteacher]

NCL seems to attract a rowdy, noisy, undisciplined crowd on Spring Break - and President’s Week cruises - to be expected as they advertise bargain-priced “Fun-ship” cruises.