Conquest - Camp Carnival Kids, Teens, O2...and dinner assignments

[TexanCrew]

and lions and tigers and bears, oh my!

 

We will be cruising over spring break with our three children, ages 11, 13, and 16. As far as we can tell from looking at capers others have posted, that puts them in three different groups, with three different orientations, at three different times. Glancing at the kids/teen/o2 formal parties and at other activities planned, it doesn't seem that it's a clear choice as to best dinner assignments for us, since some start as early as 6:15, others as late as 9:00.

 

I was never any good at word problems. Anyone out there tackled this challenge successfully on a cruise? Any advice to first-time cruisers?

 

Thanks!

[tkportersat]

I have always found that the 6:15pm works out well for my kids....the late dinner sometimes conflicts with the children's activities. Good luck and have fun!

[serene56]

late seating will always conflict with kids activities.

 

Camps are closed most nights from 5-7pm. taking a late dinner the kids have an awful lot of down time. (time to get bored?) camp is opened for dinner on formal nights.

 

Most teen activities are happening between 8-10 which is late dining time.

 

your 13 and 16 year old will be hanging out most week and not particiapting in the program. Make sure they get to their meeting place the first night.

[TexanCrew]

Kerry and Serene, this is exactly the information I was hoping for! Thank you for taking the time out of your busy day to help us out.

 

Karen